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Happy New Year!
Welcome back to Sparks! We took December off to recharge our creative
batteries and now return with news, our client spolight, and this
month's VisoVerbo!
Web Smarts: Driving Traffic to Your Site—coming
27 Feb!
The third and final installment
of our Web Smarts™
series is coming on 27 Feb. from 3:00-4:30 pm at The STAR Center
at 216 W. Allen Street in Bloomington. Co-sponsored by the South-Central
Indiana Small Business Development Center, "Driving Traffic
to Your Site" will detail proven strategies you can use to
get more visitors to your site. We'll touch on search engine strategies,
but focus mainly on e-mail newsletters, on-line ads, affiliate programs,
linking strategies, offline promotions, and more!
Our popular Web Smarts seminars sell out quickly, so click
here to learn more and register today!
Choosing keywords for your site
Any Web Smarts attendee knows that selecting good keywords is critical
to ranking well in search engine results. A recent article
by NetMechanic gives a
good overview of how to choose the best keywords for your site.
(This link is also available on our Search
Engine Strategies page.)
Middleway Food Works offers take-home comfort
food
Rushing home from the office? Need a hot, nutritious dinner made
from
scratch? Cairril.com Design client Middleway Food Works is now offering
take-home meals prepared from the finest ingredients. Dinners are
$7 per person and available for pickup from 4:30 to 5:30 pm at the
First United Methodist Church in Bloomington. Contact Middleway
Food Works to place your order at 812-333-7404, ext. 205 or via
e-mail.
Middleway Food Works is an economic development project to provide
satisfying, supportive, and decent-paying jobs for women who are
victims of domestic violence. Learn more about Middleway Food Works
in our June 2002 Client Spotlight.
Put Ameritech cards to good
use
Many Hoosiers have recently received phone cards from Ameritech,
good for 37 minutes of time at an Ameritech pay phone. Rather than
carrying it around in your wallet until it expires, donate it to
the Bloomington
Volunteer Network! The BVN is distributing donated cards to
people in need, such as shelter residents. Send your card to Bet
Savitch, Bloomington Volunteer Network, 401 N Morton Ste 260, Bloomington
IN 47404.
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