A few nice Article Marketing images I found:
Winter market, NYC – Jan 2009 – 02
Image by Ed Yourdon
These photos were taken on a random Saturday afternoon in late January 2009, about two blocks south of the movie theater where I was planning to see the movie "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button."
I arrived half an hour early (as usual), and decided to wander around the area to see if I could find something interesting to photograph — and stumbled unexpectedly upon a "green market" in the "pocket park" next to the subway station at Broadway & 66th Street. Aside from the essentially empty "DiPaola Turkey Farm" booth, the other vendors seemed to be selling apples (and hot cider) for the most p art, though there were
also a couple of stands selling honey, cookies, and pies.
Lots of people were walking by, and there were some chairs and small picnic tables where people could sit and relax, or perhaps enjoy some of the wares they had purchased. It was pretty cold when I took these pictures, probably around 25-30 degrees Fahrenheit, but there was also a dazzling bright sun that made the weather a little more tolerable….
After I finished taking as many pictures as I could reasonably imagine taking (80% of which were deleted before these "keepers" were uploaded), I walked back north to the movie theater.
Along the way, I passed a guy wearing a billboard advertising a "going out of business" sale at Circuit City … which had nothing to do with the fresh-food market I had just seen, but which were still sufficiently interesting that I couldn’t help photographing them and adding them into the collection…
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Note: this photo was published in a Jan 29, 2009 blog articled titled "Frugal, Organic, Sugarfree – What More Could A Dessert Want to Be?" It was also published in a Dec 26, 2009 blog titled "Midwest States Promote Local Farmers and Offer Free Groceries." And it was published in a Sep 30, 2010 issue of The Frugal Mom Blog, with the same title and notes as the caption and notes that I had written in this Flickrpage. It was also published in a Nov 26, 2010 blog titled "Free Article Marketing Handbook:Building Your Article Marketing List,traffic,keyword."
Winter market, NYC – Jan 2009 – 19
Image by Ed Yourdon
These photos were taken on a random Saturday afternoon in late January 2009, about two blocks south of the movie theater where I was planning to see the movie "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button."
I arrived half an hour early (as usual), and decided to wander around the area to see if I could find something interesting to photograph — and stumbled unexpectedly upon a "green market" in the "pocket park" next to the subway station at Broadway to be selling apples (and hot cider) for the most part, though there were also a couple of stands selling honey, cookies, and pies.
Lots of people were walking by, and there were some chairs and small picnic tables where people could sit and relax, or perhaps enjoy some of the wares they had purchased. It was pretty cold when I took these pictures, probably around 25-30 degrees Fahrenheit, but there was also a dazzling bright sun that made the weather a little more tolerable….
After I finished taking as many pictures as I could reasonably imagine taking (80% of which were deleted before these "keepers" were uploaded), I walked back north to the movie theater. Along the way, I passed a guy wearing a billboard advertising a "going out of business" sale at Circuit City … which had nothing to do with the fresh-food market I had just seen, but which was still sufficiently interesting that I couldn’t help photographing them and adding them into the collection…
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Note: this photo was published in a Feb 5, 2009 blog article entitled "After-Effects of Circuit City Bankruptcy." It was also published in a Sep 3, 2009 blog titled "7 Reasons Why Your Marketing Plan Doesn’t Work." And it was published in a Dec 29, 2009 blog titled "Promoting a Home Business." Apparently, it was also published in the Jan 2009 issue of a blog titled Affiliate Marketing News.
Moving into 2010, the photo was published in a Jan 16, 2010 blog titled "http://www.Tagsqualitymerch.com/blog/2010/01/16/reblog-from-tagsqualitymerchcom-make-money-online/." And it was also published in an Apr 9, 2010 Favorite RSS blog, with the same title as the caption that I used on this Flickr page. It was also published in an Apr 25, 2010 blog titled "Free Classified Ads." And it was published in a Jul 6, 2010 blog titled "To Get Attention To Your Home Business Advertising." It was also published in a Jul 9, 2010 tTechnologeek blog, with the same title as the caption I used for this Flickr page. And it was published in an Aug 4, 2010 blog titled "Advertising Degree Online – How To Get Ahead In Your Advertising Career," as well as an Aug 4, 2010 Lastest Article Marketing Works News blog, with the same title as the caption on this Flickr page. It was also published in an Oct 23, 2010 Internet Marketing blog, with the same title and notes as what I had written on this Flickr page, as well as an undated (late Oct 2010) blog titled " Relationship of Affiliate Business and Internet Marketing Online." It was also published in a Nov 23, 2010 blog titled "X Files of Online Marketing." And it was also published in a Dec 12, 2010 blog titled "Your Future Starts With an Internet Home Business."
Winter market, NYC – Jan 2009 – 17
Image by Ed Yourdon
More foreign tourists … this couple had no interest whatsoever in the market, or the apples, or the cider, or anything else in the immediate vicinity. They were lost, and were consulting a map to see how to get wherever they were going….
Note: this photo was published in a Jul 20, 2009 blog titled "We’re Not Invincible." And it was published in a Jul 30, 2009 blog article titled "Esquire Improves Your Tourist Trap Experience." It was also published in an Aug 14, 2010 blog titled "How did President Bush’s plan to reshape Iraq as a free-market paradise lead to massive corruption?"
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These photos were taken on a random Saturday afternoon in late January 2009, about two blocks south of the movie theater where I was planning to see the movie "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button."
I arrived half an hour early (as usual), and decided to wander around the area to see if I could find something interesting to photograph — and stumbled unexpectedly upon a "green market" in the "pocket park" next to the subway station at Broadway & 66th Street. Aside from the essentially empty "DiPaola Turkey Farm" booth, the other vendors seemed to be selling apples (and hot cider) for the most part, though there were also a couple of stands selling honey, cookies, and pies.
Lots of people were walking by, and there were some chairs and small picnic tables where people could sit and relax, or perhaps enjoy some of the wares they had purchased. It was pretty cold when I took these pictures, probably around 25-30 degrees Fahrenheit, but there was also a dazzling bright sun that made the weather a little more tolerable….
After I finished taking as many pictures as I could reasonably imagine taking (80% of which were deleted before these "keepers" were uploaded), I walked back north to the movie theater. Along the way, I passed a guy wearing a billboard advertising a "going out of business" sale at Circuit City … which had nothing to do with the fresh-food market I had just seen, but which were still sufficiently interesting that I couldn’t help photographing them and adding them into the collection…
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