Why You Need an SMM
December 30th, 2011
Social media marketing is one of the most important search engine marketing strategies that you can make use of currently, and the outlook for the future is even bigger. If you have not been focusing efforts in large part, or even minimally, on social media marketing, it is high time that you started concentrating on [...]
Social Media Done RIGHT
December 7th, 2011
Do you need to be a presence in social networking? Most small business owners think so, but aren’t quite sure how to go about doing it. If that sounds like you, it’s time to take a look at how to juggle all of your responsibilities as a website owner and businessperson to help decide how [...]
Don’t Be Anti-Social!
August 17th, 2011
Do you have a “real” online presence? Sure you have a site and maybe you have a blog – or two. You have accounts at social networking sites that you manage as time allows, and once in awhile you might even take out an advertisement or two. Is that a real presence online? Is that [...]
What are the Top 5 Best Free Strategies to Deliver Traffic?
March 31st, 2011
While link building is one of the premier ways to increase rankings and thus funnel organic traffic, there are also free strategies you can use top garner targeted traffic from other sources than the SERPs. Article marketing. While mass article marketing brings in bulk links, you can also concentrate on one or two of the [...]
Expanding Your Social Networks
January 1st, 2010
Someone introduced me to a terrible, terrible thing yesterday. It’s called Farmville. A Facebook app that lets you run your own online farm, Farmville is addictive! I think there is a way to leverage games, however, and that is the point of this post. If you enjoy spending time online fooling with apps like Farmville, [...]
Five Ways to Fail at Social Networking
February 15th, 2009
The big thing now for building an online presence and generating inbound links is social networking. You can do yourself more harm than good, however, if you don’t watch your step. Many social networking sites are made up of distinct demographics, the old timers who have been there forever are fiercely territorial, and if you [...]
Six Steps to Better Linking
January 4th, 2009
There are so many ways you can add links to your site! Making sure you take advantage of as many as possible is imperative. Here are just a few; we can expand to more later. The trick to really raking in the links is to be a social animal, with an eye to being helpful [...]
Social Networks, Moms, and Advertising
November 22nd, 2008
Advertising on social networks is sadly underutilized. The predominate users of social networks are, in two main categories, young people and moms. There are other categories – mature business people trying to link, nerds and geeks, etc – but the Generation X-ers and the moms hold the top spots. Gen X-ers require a certain approach. [...]
Walking the Walk
November 9th, 2008
It’s plain and simple – if you promise something you can’t deliver, you lose customers. Not just current customers, but future customers, the ones that talk to the disappointed people that you have let down and the ones who read your angry blog! We mentioned yesterday that one of the worst things that can happen [...]
Twitter as an Online Reputation Management Tool
November 8th, 2008
An interesting story popped up today on a neighboring SEO blog that will remain unnamed here (wink!) It perfectly shows the reasoning behind having someone from your company website monitoring Twitter and other social sites in case of a sudden flare up that could damage your reputation. Now, I don’t watch sports, so shelling out [...]













