By Carl Weiss
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Being an Internet authority means speaking in front of groups of business people from time to time. Whether the topic du jour is related to search engine marketing, blogging for business, social networking or the ins and outs of pay-per-click matters not. What is a certainty is that as soon as the presentation is finished I will find myself buttonholed by someone who wants to know the secret of success online. It’s as if my dissertation was meant to be an appetizer and the real meat and potatoes of online marketing could only be revealed to those bold enough to corner me after the fact. “Okay, you got me. If you really want to generate a million clicks, this is what you have to do...” As much as I wish there were three-magic-beans that could magically transform a stale web presence into a rock star, for the most part there is no such animal. (As I like to point out to a number of people, I am a technician, not a magician.)
