Blogging was looked at as a time-pass few years back, but nobody ever imagined that it would ever turn into a serious full time business. Today, thousands (or rather millions) of successful bloggers and cyber entrepreneurs are running online businesses and minting money without manufacturing or selling anything! Over time, the concept of social networking…
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SEO Anxiety? Aren’t Results Instant?
Posted on Author Robert SnellPosted in Internet Marketing, SEO (Search Engine Optimization), Website ContentLeave a Reply
Search Engine Optimization (SEO) is a vital part of your Web marketing best practices. We’ve done enough audits for clients on SEO campaigns and their SEO strategies, and the companies that implement SEO projects to notice an interesting factor. We call this SEO Anxiety. It happens just about a day or two after an SEO…
Social Media, Strategy, Cats and Dogs ….
Back in London (the UK for those that were not aware) and have been going full on 16+ hours a day since taking on the CMO role at a fantastic start up (www.medicanimal.com). From meeting and socializing with Google in Dublin Ireland to meeting with some of the largest portals in the world, this role…
Online Reputation Management, Are you doing it?
Posted on Author Robert SnellPosted in Random Ramblings, Reputation Management, social media, TwitterLeave a Reply
This issue is becoming increasingly important to both large and small businesses. Certainly to governments and increasingly even to non-profit organizations. It can increase exposure when it hits the media, both positively and negatively. It can enhance or hurt your brand. A number of companies offer monitoring solutions though few help beyond monitoring with advice.…
Small business and Social Media, Get Going already!
Small businesses may find better success with Social Media marketing than many traditional tactics. Primarily because they are better able to build close relationships and engage in a conversation that will win them increased loyalty and help secure ongoing cash flow. But how to engage?