“Mustard Screenwriting Contest” Winner “Hits” Will Premiere On April 10th at the Mustard Museum
The WSF, in partnership with Barry Levinson and his Mustard Museum, and especially the Wisconsin Film School, are proud to announce that “Hits”, written by “The Mustard Screenplay Contest” winner Tom Dunn, will premiere on Saturday April 10 at 10 a.m., at the grand opening of the new National Mustard Museum, 7477 Hubbard Avenue, Middleton, WI.
The film will be shown throughout the day, every day, at the “Mustardpiece Theatre”.
“Hits” was the winning screenplay of a unique screenwriting contest where screenwriters had to write a short script with one central theme… Mustard.
The Wisconsin Film School then produced the eventual short film which is set to be a staple in the one of a kind Mustard Museum.
All are welcome to attend. Enjoy the movie, and especially enjoy the true American treasure of the Mustard Museum.
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With over 50 Billion searches each year in the U.S. alone, Search engine marketing is easily the 1,000 lb Gorilla online, far out-pacing any other form of Internet Marketing.
Now that over 80% of Americans have Internet access both at home and at work, recent research clearly shows that the Internet has become a primary source of information for those seeking to purchase products or services. With so much to gain (or lose), it’s wise to fully understand how search engines operate with a view toward tapping into this phenomenal form of marketing to drive brand awareness, customers not to mention, revenue.
When it comes to this discussion, we will focus on “Natural” or free listings; we”ll be discussing Ppc marketing in another article.
Unlike Pay per click listings where advertisers pay for placement, “Natural” or “Organic” listings are based entirely upon relevancy. The websites shown on page one of a SERP are considered by Google to be the most relevant sites for the keyword or keyphrase typed in by the user. To make the most of Search engine marketing we have to understand how Google (and other search engines) determine relevance.
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With millions of websites and billions of webpages on the net today it’s simply not possible for search engine companies to use people-power to review pages and determine their relevancy. Therefore, they automate the process by using intelligence software to “crawl” your website and collect information which is then used by a ranking algorithm to deteremine relevance.
Search engine marketing is all about insuring your site is highly relevant for your targeted terms. This is a crucial distinction to make. Since the entire process is driven by software, you won’t get points for having a “pretty” website. Search engines don’t have a preference for attractive websites, they don’t really care that you have great navigation and superb animation. They care only about gathering cold, hard data to determine what your internet site is about and how it stacks up against other sites of the same topic.
If you think about it, it makes sense. The goal of search engines is to return the best possible results in line with the search term the user types in. This is exactly why Google dominates online.. They do it better than everyone else.
To continue on to part 2 of this article, please read our blog post on Wisconsin Search Engine Optimization.
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