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You may have already heard of the next generation of computer technology, and you may even be using it.

2009 proved to be a challenging year for even the most astute business people.

While most business owners already have a company website, many are just starting to market those sites online. Internet technology can be confusing and online marketing tools are no exception. From free search engine listings to pop-up ads, banners, keywords, and everything in between, the options for choosing components of a successful online marketing program are plentiful.

The key to getting to where you're going is having a good map to help you get there. Sailors, mountain climbers, and explorers all rely on detailed maps to keep them on course, out of danger, and on the quickest path to their destinations. When it comes to developing and maintaining a great website, a project road map can make the difference between success and failure.

After years of working on the Internet and in the publishing business there is one lesson I've learned about life on the web: it's all about people. This seems contrary to what the web outwardly appears to be. Ask anyone and they will probably tell you the Internet is all about data, information, and content - a virtually endless encyclopedia of useful (and sometimes useless) information.

Gartner releases new report on the future of customer service and social media

When you make it more about the value beyond your core service, it's hard for buyers to argue that paying a bit more isn't worth it

Web-surfers are only limited by the time they are willing to spend.

Conventions and other industry events translate into new business opportunities and cost-savings for the company.

While a "good enough" website might make your accountant happy in the short-term, in the long-term it will cost you money and customers

Delivering some extra tangible and measurable value beyond core offerings will strengthen relationships with clients.