Follow the leader by: emong
When it comes to excelling in online business, even the best of us can use a little bit of help. Yes, there are times when just having the perfect business model and knowing your target audience isn’t enough. This is where the necessity of optimizing your website comes in. [click to continue…]
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Does Your Brand Matter
I was driving into New Orleans the other day, thinking about brands. How can a small business compete with the bigger brands? Watching various billboards as I was speeding down I10 to a meeting, I was whistling and brainstorming on some ideas to share with you.
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Traffic jam in Bangkok - rainy day version
Here at Level343, we often talk about SEO; it’s what we do, after all. However, we often skip over things in an attempt to give you information on gaining traffic in a concise, clear manner. Today, we’re going to talk about the largest reason why businesses hire SEO providers.
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Maapu's Candles
Uploading a useful and well-crafted article on the Net without search engine optimization is like getting ready for your Oscar debut and remaining hidden in the closet. Unless your clients come to your house, peek inside the closet to find you and spread the word, the chances of you being seen are slim. The same can be said for your well-crafted article. However, a well-written page can ensure organic traffic that can last the test of time. [click to continue…]
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Social Networking Goals
It’s well into 2010. By now, we are all aware of what SEO means and what it can do for your business. As a small business, especially if you have less than ten employees, you need to learn the terms, embrace social network sites and learn your market.
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by Saul GM
In 2010, many of the “Big Boys” will be spending the same or less on their paid placements in the search engine results. Bad News for Google, Yahoo, AOL and Bing, but equally bad news for small business owners who have skipped out on paying for ads from the beginning.
Why is it bad news? Because the “big boys” (i.e big companies) are redoubling their social marketing efforts and pouring big bucks into SEO, potentially drowning out the less well funded competition. Don’t start breaking a sweat and hanging an html “Going Out of Business” sign on your website just yet, however. You can still get the social networking catch you need to keep yourself in business and not pay for it.
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