December 28, 2009 No Comments
Since I picked of my favorite Nashville blog posts of 2009, I figured it was only right to pick my own too.
Please forgive my self-indulgence. The following is a list of my top posts from 2009, based on traffic, comments, and personal preference. In other words, it’s my list I can put what I [...]
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December 16, 2008 No Comments
SEO
The Infallible SEO Option
by Seo-Theory.com, Michael Martinez
- Michael stresses that content is still king. Quality, well-written content solves many SEO issues. Too many SEO’s spend too much time discussing and worrying about page sculpting, purchasing links, duplicate content, no-follows, and many other minor factors. By creating useful content many ranking problems are solved.
Michael sums [...]
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October 21, 2008 2 Comments
I recently read a great article on SEOMOZ.org entitled “The Disconnect in PPC vs. SEO Spending”. However, there are several assumptions and misconception that need to be addressed, not necessarily in the article, but in the comments that followed.
A larger portion of “search engine experts”, do not understand pay-per-click marketing. Hopefully, I can help [...]
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August 13, 2008 No Comments
Are you going SES San Jose?
If so, be sure to let me know. I love meeting new people, especially Twitter and Blog followers.
My schedule can be found on Web Analytics World .
Or meet me at one of the many SES Parties .
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April 24, 2008 3 Comments
Bill Seaver with MicroExplosion.com, recently “pitched” a new concept: Social Media Batting Practice. Will You Play?
First up: How would a weekend fly fishing guide and instructor use social media to grow his business?
Here are 3 quick tips for this small business:
‘Fly Fishing Tips’ Blog
Creating an instructional blog is a great way to target specific customers. [...]
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