Since we provide search engine optimization services for our clients, we get asked a lot of questions about how to improve rankings.
One of the steps we take to improve your search engine results… Continue
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If you're like me, you probably can't get through your day without being bombarded by new "opportunities" in your inbox or over the phone. Promote this, sell that ... the opportunities are endless. That is why I've created an opportunity "filter" to help me decide what I should pursue and what I should leave alone.
I was talking with a potential JV partner today and explained some of my process with him. I told him I was a "recovering opportunity addict" (I'm a work in progress) ... wh
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Hmmm, this is a great question, and one that I hear a lot. The answer, in my best politicians voice (no offense to my political friends) ... is "it depends". You might think that is a copout answer ... but I think it is true.
It depends because the site that is the best for your business is really the one that works best for you.
Ok, so what do I mean by that?
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Let's face it ... with the current economy we could all use some leverage to boost cash flow and profits, right?
So what are some ways that we might be able to gain some instant leverage? I subscribe to a newsletter by an Internet Marketer named Yanik Silver. A while back he sent out a one page diagram that outlined four distinct methods to create leverage. I
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We hear alot about "Getting found on Google", and for good reason. Just about every online marketing plan should include plans to optimize your web site and Google rankings. Why? According to a recent study by ComScore (see below), Google accounts for about 65% of all U.S. online searches.
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I'm often asked about the cost of developing a new website ... and many people are justified in being concerned about the cost when developing a site the traditional way.
However, I recently read a story of how the small town of Albert Lea, Minnesota used Wordpress (
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Do you feel like your web site is lost out in the middle of nowhere on the information superhighway? This article will give you a few pointers to drive more traffic to your site.
Plan your marketing and traffic strategies
Unlike the baseball movie “Field of Dreams”, just because you “build it” doesn’t mean people are going to come to your web site. In fact, this is one of the biggest misconcep… Continue
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I had a conversation with a friend today about a new web site that we're planning for him. I brought up the subject of "Affiliate Marketing" and suggested that we incorporate that into his new site.
His response was familiar, as I find that most people don't really understand what affiliate marketing is and how it can add revenue to your bottom line. Hence this article to try and shed a litt
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One of things that I do on regular basis is use screen capture software to capture portions of my computer desktop which then I can embed into presentations, videos, training materials, information products, and more.
I use a free software program called Jing Project. To demonstrate how I use it, I put together a short video for you. You can… Continue
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