Search Advertisers/Consultants See No Ad Market Slowing

[JMJ]

Found this on another forum. Thought it was an interesting read.

"With the increase in online activity, "our clients and prospective clients seem more committed to search than ever before," says Chris Winfield, president of the Web site design company 10e20 Website Design LLC. "I have actually seen a big increase in spending in 2006."

http://money.aol.com/news/articles?id=n20060127090209990022

 

[DomainMart]

Very interesting!

Thanks NameMogul!

 

[allinone]

Thanks for the article mogul. I like the link in your sig to.

 

[JMJ]

I like the link in your sig to.

Thanks I've been a big supporter of it for several years now. Simplcity is the only way to go. The last tax break gave every American making the national average around $6 each a year. While those with incomes of $1,000,000 or more over $35,000. Those at national average collectively from what I remember was around $10 billion in breaks and those making $1,000,000 or more 100 billion + in breaks.

If everyone pays the same there's no loopholes to be had and no arguement to be made. Matress funds and offshore accounts are no longer safe. It worked for our country for almost 125 years so there's no reason it shouldn't now. And the issue is even more important with the current spending and interests on the national debt estimated to climb 600 billion a year for the unforeseeable future.

 

[allinone]

Thanks I've been a big supporter of it for several years now. Simplcity is the only way to go. The last tax break gave every American making the national average around $6 each a year. While those with incomes of $1,000,000 or more over $35,000. Those at national average collectively from what I remember was around $10 billion in breaks and those making $1,000,000 or more 100 billion + in breaks.

If everyone pays the same there's no loopholes to be had and no arguement to be made. Matress funds and offshore accounts are no longer safe. It work for our country for almost 125 years so there's no reason it shouldn't now. And the issue is even more important with the current spending and interests on the national debt etimated to climb 600 billion a year for the unforeseeable future.

Very intresting. Doesent look like america is in the best shape ATM.

 

[JMJ]

Could be if someone on the hill doesn't get the balls to do something about it. It's ashame that you can give 100 billion in tax cuts to the rich when you can't fulfill the budget requests of the education system, social security going down the drain, and every 30 seconds someone files for bankruptcy in the aftermath of a serious health problem largely due to healthcare costs.

 

[allinone]

Could be if someone on the hill doesn't get the balls to do something about it. It's ashame that you can give 100 billion in tax cuts to the rich when you can fulfill the budget requests of the education system, social security going down the drain, and every 30 seconds someone files for bankruptcy in the aftermath of a serious health problem largely due to healthcare costs.

Right. I agree so many companies just file for bankruptcy and without question are taken care of. Also if healthcare doesent get better thats alot of lives lost becuase we as americans cant control a DEMOCRATIC government.