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Internet Marketing Definitions, Terms and Acronyms:
  • Niche - generally an area, subject, or topic of interest to a highly-focused group of people.
  • Firewall - software or hardware designed to protect a personal computer from outside probes or attacks from the net, and to prevent unauthorized programs (e.g., spyware, adware) from sending information from the PC.
  • Thank-you page - a page to which an online customer is redirected after payment in order to download the product purchased.




Fellow Publicity Insiders, what does this phrase mean?

"We envision a center of excellence where our accelerated change
agents can maximize their core competencies."

Huh? - or - "The company is a global leader in pressure-sensitive
technology and innovative self-adhesive solutions for consumer
products and label materials."

Clue: they make stickers.

Pity the poor reporters who have to dig through this pile of
drivel to find a news story. Free help is here. Bullfighter, an
aptly-named software program from Deloitte Consulting, works like
a spelling checker program to spot questionable words and phrases
in Microsoft Word and PowerPoint documents.  Bullfighter can be
downloaded at:

http://www.dc.com/insights/bullfighter/

For a humorous & irreverent look at buzzword bashing that
includes real-life, buzz-laden press releases and pitch letters,
go to:

http://www.buzzkiller.net/default.htm

Have a seamless, win-win day!

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one of America's top publicists.  Now, through his website, eZine
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he's sharing -- for the very first time -- his secrets of scoring
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