Internet Marketing Services Website Offers Internet Marketing Background Information   - 2,073 Views, 1 Comment

Summary: Internet marketing is a very hot topic, and Internet marketing services are in big demand. Rad Research is now offering a meta Internet marketing site which pulls together links to dozens of sorts of Internet marketing resources.

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Internet marketing is a very competitive field, as anyone who works in Internet marketing services knows. A new website, RadResearch.com, aims to help level that playing field by aggregating in one place links to all sorts of support information for the Internet marketer. Categories include Internet advertising, Internet marketing, SEO, and many more.

Here’s what RadResearch has to say about their new free service:

“New York, NY (PRWEB) September 21, 2005 — Rad Research is a directory of links to studies, news and commentaries about all things related to online marketing. A researcher can go onto the site to find articles ranging from e-mail marketing to online pharmaceutical marketing to blog advertising, all for free. Having launched roughly one month ago, webmaster Shig Odani has already compiled over 160 links and is adding many more every single day.

Shig Odani, who is an online marketing consultant spends a lot of time reading and searching for articles on varying topics within online marketing, so it makes sense for him to post and organize the articles for others to find. The links range from news articles on ClickZ to a study about streaming video conducted by Pew Internet to a commentary about local search by Forrester Research’s Charlene Li. Being an online advertising and marketing professional requires a lot of research, and the research is not always free. Marketers know what research they should be paying money to obtain, but for the free ones, now they can go to the Rad Research directory to find them.

To see and browse this directory, please visit http://www.radresearch.com”

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  1. Your comments on research are very well taken. I simply can’t believe someone would enter into a venture without first doing even the most basic of research. But having seen it first hand, people plunge without testing the waters. Hopefully, they will pay attention to your words.

    Tom Koziol
    Executive Blogger
    http://smartmoneyconnection.com

    Comment by Tom Koziol — 11/4/2007 @ 6:47 am

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