Archive for the ‘Search Engine Marketing’ Category

Is Google Really Calling Local Businesses?

Thursday, August 5th, 2010 by J.D. Etters

You happen to receive a phone call from someone that identifies himself or herself as being a Google representative. Don’t jump to the conclusion that it’s a phone scam. It has been confirmed by Mike Blumenthal (of Google) that these phone calls are an element in Google’s venture to tidy up local business [...]

Obtaining Customer Reviews on the Internet

Friday, July 30th, 2010 by Mark Matthews

When you’re selling products, whether only online, or in the real world, reviews are important. If you’re trying to sell SEO services for example, before anyone buys your service, one of the first things they are going to do is try and Google reviews for your particular service. This allows them to get firsthand information [...]

How to Sell Internet Marketing

Tuesday, June 22nd, 2010 by Mark Matthews

When you approach a business offering them local business marketing services, what do you think the first thing on their mind is? Believe it or not, it’s not always money. The first thing that most people want to know is just how much you can offer them in terms of knowledge and leverage against their [...]

Citations are the New Link

Saturday, May 1st, 2010 by Rich Reese

When small businesses are looking for new ideas to create more traffic for their website, their marketing team is more likely to consider new methods of search engine optimization to make their website appear more often when certain phrases are punched into the search engines.  This is not an uncommon small business marketing idea, and [...]

Website Conversion: Why is it Overlooked?

Wednesday, April 7th, 2010 by Rich Reese

For all companies, it is an exciting day when their website makes its debut to the World Wide Web.  Confidence is soaring as they wait with anticipation for leads to start appearing, but alas, a week may pass with few to no leads.  Anger and frustration soon replace anticipation for this business as they try [...]

Successfully Listing Your Business in Google Local

Thursday, March 11th, 2010 by Scott Gallagher

One of the most obvious tactics for becoming successful, but one that is very often overlooked by many website owners, is getting listed in Google Local, also called Google Maps. It should not escape any business owner that optimizing your site for becoming visible in Google Local listings is going to improve your bottom line [...]

How to Sell SEO (Search Engine Optimization)

Wednesday, February 17th, 2010 by Scott Gallagher

Selling Internet marketing services, or more specifically search engine optimization, to a local business becomes rather challenging if you don’t fully understand the system and procedures involved in order to accomplish this.
Businesses buy for very different reasons than a consumer would. Consumers typically purchase from emotion, however a business rarely purchases out of emotion and [...]

Defining Small Business Service Areas for Local SEO

Sunday, November 29th, 2009 by Ryan Smith

Ever wonder how the search engines select the most relevant businesses to display in the local business results? I do too and it turns out this is a huge challenge for the search engines. Even the big boys like Google, Yahoo and Bing are still trying to figure this one out.
To date, a [...]

Google Mobile Coupons Just Announced For Local Businesses

Wednesday, November 25th, 2009 by Scott Gallagher

Just announced, Google is now offering coupons from its local business listing service on mobile devices. Until now, coupons were only available from the desktop application of Google Search, and the coupons had to be delivered on printed paper.
Whether it’s a mobile coupon or printed coupon you want for a local business, you need [...]

Ten Tips for Building Your Business Squidoo Lens

Monday, November 16th, 2009 by Ryan Smith

In the marketing toolbox for local businesses, there are several options to help promote a local business using the Internet. We all know that social media is taking business by storm and search engines drive more traffic to a website than all other mediums combined.
The following strategy takes the top two online methods to drive [...]


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