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Heather Jewell is the Director of Operations of NuRelm. As an integral part of NuRelm's Online Marketing department, she has an extensive background in promoting Web sites and writing for the Web. NuRelm is a Web software and services firm that focuses on helping non-technical professionals utilize on the Web to build business. For more information, please visit www.NuRelm.com.

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Maintaining the Effectiveness of Your Website
Older Web sites are becoming obsolete at an increasing rate as new competitors enter the market and changes in technology allow new delivery methods for Web site content. For most companies, it’s impossible to launch a new Web site every few months to address an ever-changing marketplace, but constant evaluation along with powerful tools can help your users continue to find what they seek. Read
By: Heather Jewell | 10/11/2009 | Internet

5 Ways Your College can Capitlize on the Web
Recruitment- With close to 80% of the American population online, it is safe to say that most college-bound kids use the Internet to research where they would like to attend school. Read
By: Heather Jewell | 03/11/2009 | Internet

Open Video, Firefox, HTML 5 and The Future of Everything
For years the options for playing a video or audio in a Web page (well, the decent options) were limited: download a plug-in for Adobe Flash or Apple QuickTime, or don’t watch/listen at all. Use tools provided by a couple of corporate giants or don’t play. Want to walk a different path than one laid out by these giants of industry? Sorry, the giants know what’s best for you … or at least that’s what they say. Read
By: Heather Jewell | 03/11/2009 | Internet

Blog Submission: 10 Places Not to Miss
As many already know, incoming links (links to your Website from another reputable Website) are key components in how a search engine ranks a Website. Generating incoming links is a highly valuable practice to increase your search engine ranking. Keeping current content also plays an important role in driving traffic to a Web site. An essential tool for blending these two helpful SEO practices is with a blog. Read
By: Heather Jewell | 27/10/2009 | Blogging

Top 10 Things About Adwords
The Internet is evolving at lightning speed as advanced technology becomes commonplace throughout the world. The Web has become the most versatile communications medium known to man. It enables us to buy products from around the globe and research the most obscure topic without leaving our homes. We are now part of a world where literally everything you imagine is at your fingertips. Read
By: Heather Jewell | 27/10/2009 | SEO

Text Messaging for your busines
In today’s society, everyone expects everything yesterday. People want as much information as possible and they want it now! Since the days of smoke signals and carrier pigeons, humans have come up with even more creative ways to relay information fast and effectively. Read
By: Heather Jewell | 27/10/2009 | Business Ideas

Top 10 Perks of Google Analytics
One of the key aspects of Online Marketing is tracking your results. The best way to do this is with an online statistics program that tracks visitors and how they use your site. There are many programs available to do this, but one surpasses the rest , and….it’s free! Below we will discuss ten reasons why Google Analytics is a great addition to your Online Marketing strategy. Read
By: Heather Jewell | 20/10/2009 | Internet Marketing

10 Article Submission Sites to Help Build Incoming Links
One thing that helps your organic search rank is building incoming links to your Website. What better way is there to build links than with articles that you’ve already written? Most people know that building incoming links to your Website helps increase your search engine rank. However, some marketers are clueless about where to start. Submitting articles online is one of the easiest, most effective ways to get on track and boost traffic. Read
By: Heather Jewell | 06/10/2009 | Online Promotion

Five Easy Ways to Build Links
As we already know, Web sites are key components for successful sales and marketing departments. Items that make a profitable Web site consist of professional looking design, intuitive navigation, interactivity and ease of communication or commerce. However, one item that is more important than all of these is the one over which you have the least control; Web site traffic. The truth is that a Web site isn’t going to increase revenues if there is no one visiting the site. Read
By: Heather Jewell | 22/09/2009 | Link Popularity