Issue 87 – March 2013

“The reason we started the Cremation Society of Southern California came out of a need. Many of the families we were servicing had apprehension of where their loved one was. In the past, we always had to use a third party provider. So we said; why can’t we provide that service here; that allows families to know exactly where their loved one is at all times?”
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The Manufacturers’ Council of the Inland Empire hosted over 400 participants at its’ annual Manufacturers’ Summit 2013 event in Ontario, CA. A full house was in force with over 400 participants attending the 2nd annual Manufacturers’ Council of the Inland Empire (MCIE) Summit 2013 held on Friday, February 8th at the Doubletree Hotel in Ontario, CA.
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Last week, if you attended AMA-IE’s Digital Media Marketing Conference (DMMC) at UCR Extension, then you will agree that we need more programs like it in the Inland Empire. One of the American Marketing Association’s main goals is to offer the knowledge you need to succeed in business in general and marketing in particular.
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Dwight Cromie opened with the statement, “Localized cable television advertising allows companies to target their geographic and demographic markets more effectively.” Doug Walker then added that cable offers specific channels, and programs are geared toward every member of the household.
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As you probably know your website is now one of your most important marketing tools, today, and or in some cases, the most important. I’m going to give you some basic tips and concepts behind SEO and show you how to check to see if your website’s basic SEO is setup correctly.
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If you’re a business owner today, you almost certainly rely on computers to organize your business’ information. And, if you’re a computer owner, you have most likely heard that there are security concerns about using a computer: viruses, spyware, bad guys trying to steal your data, etc. The bad news is that, yes, there are attackers out there trying to compromise your computers.
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