The Dreaded 404 Page – Turning Lost Visitors Into Prospects

No More Excuses: 6 Content Ideas You Can Use Now!

I was meeting with a friend the other day. She's a small-business owner who I was helping out with some bits of advice. One of her biggest points of frustration is the knowledge that she needs to be creating content - but lacks the time to do it. I know this is not the first time I've heard this from a small or medium sized business owner so I thought it would be worthwhile to lay out some of the tactics I've suggested over time to overcome this dilemma.

By |2014-04-22T09:06:02-04:00January 11th, 2012|Content|

5 Ad Copy Headlines that Sell

A headline motivates the visitor to keep reading. The best headlines are specific in nature, sometimes exclusive and clearly states the benefit of staying on the page to the reader. Some can be catchy, imply a benefit, offer a little mystery, or present a warning to reader or give a unique feature or reward if the visitor chooses to "buy into" the headline.

By |2014-04-22T09:06:03-04:00January 9th, 2012|Content|

Clean Google Search Results of Unwanted Domains with Google Hit Hider (FireFox)

While there are plenty of search engine options out there, some targeted to a niche and others more broad, Google remains the most commonly used and popular on the web. The problem is that the results offered are usually so varied and the algorithm used is so complex that it can be hard to find what you are looking for without more specific keywords.

By |2014-04-22T09:06:03-04:00January 9th, 2012|SEO|

The Difference Between Good Links and Great Links

Most search engines work around a similar model in which incoming links are one of the most important element in determining a page or site's quality. The higher quality a page, the higher ranking it receives in the engines. Make no doubt about it, all incoming links help boost a page's ranking in most search engines, but some links "count" more than others. Generally speaking, sites with higher rankings provide more authority than those with low rankings.

By |2014-04-22T09:06:03-04:00January 6th, 2012|SEO|

Online Reputation Management: You Really Want To Defend This Company?

Online Reputation Management (ORM) generally involves using SEO techniques to replace negative search results with positive listings. That might involve building links to favorable content that already exists, or creating new content designed to outrank whatever you’re trying to disassociate yourself from. But is it ethical to essentially hide this “negative or embarrassing content”? And is it good for SEO as an industry to prevent the public from accessing information it has a legitimate interest in seeing?

By |2014-04-22T09:06:03-04:00January 6th, 2012|Content|
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