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The future of the web comes down to two things: who can put the best digital marketing strategy in place and who can convert the most traffic for less. The tools, practices, and laws surrounding digital marketing are constantly changing. Some companies have learned to navigate this complex web legally, ethically, and effectively-but many have not. Advolution offers a conceptual framework for successful online advertising based on tested practices compiled over thousands of advertising campaigns. Digital marketing expert John Lincoln helps you to develop an executive-level knowledge of how to approach digital marketing and teaches you how to identify and avoid the most common pitfalls that marketers face today.Learn where the advertising industry is headed and the hot-button issues surrounding it, as well as the mindsets and practices necessary for advertising in a way that is not only correct and ethical but also sustainable and good for your business.i All information, scenarios, anecdotes and other illustrations in this book are fictitious for educational and instructional purposes.

Gethin Grey is back in the game. His wife may have left him and he''s struggling with life as a single father, but now he''s got his biggest case in years. The brutal murder of a young woman called Kelly Rowland has been the talk of the South Wales valleys. Even the conviction of a neighbour, a builder called Morgan Hopkins, failed to stop the gossip. There were too many other suspects still around, among them a pair of coppers: brother and sister. So Gethin was delighted when Morgan''s family stumped up the money to pay him and his Last Resort Legals team to reinvestigate the case. But when a new lead takes him undercover into a support group for recovering addicts, Gethin has to confront his own demons. Moving from the former mining towns of the valleys to the shiny new waterfront developments of Cardiff, taking in adult puppet shows and piercing parlors, derelict mines and country clubs, Grey In The Dark lays bare a world in which sex and money collide and everyone has their secrets.

The myth of the cowboy is powerful in American folklore, but the real life of the cowboy was hard, lonely, and rewarding, if one was seeking the less tangible rewards of being close to nature. The modern cowboy or ranch hand uses different methods but works the land with the same love as the icons of the Old West did. John Lincoln went from bookkeeper to president of the Matador Cattle Company, and his view along the way to the top plus his digging into the company founder's files provide the basis for this look at one modern ranching enterprise and its workers. The founder of the Matador Cattle Company was Fred Koch, who built up a large, successful engineering firm, and with its financial rewards began to fulfill his dreams of ranching by purchasing prime ranch properties in Kansas, Montana, Texas, and Wyoming. Upon Fred Koch's death, his sons Charles and David took over the family business--Koch Industries, Inc.--and it became one of the wealthiest family-owned companies in the nation. Lincoln provides an entertaining and humorous view of modern ranch life in his stories of individuals who have lived this life in the employ of the Koch family and of the day-to-day activities on several of the largest ranches in the Matador Cattle Company. His love for the land and its caretakers comes through in his words and urges that anyone with dedication and willingness to work hard can live close to beauty and nature by working on a ranch.