I read this article and wanted to share it with you all since I thought it was an interesting take on things. There are so many marketing firms out there that tout they will get you ranked on page 1 of Google. Personally, my firm does not offer this service because I do not believe its worth the money and effort. If you are not #1-3 on the organic links, its worthless and all the thousands of dollars spent to outside agencies are wasted. As you will see below – the algorithyms are constantly changing – emphasis on what search engines look for change and in the long run – how much ROI does it really gain you? I know it will take a little bit of retraining your brain since we’ve been told SEO- SEO-SEO for a while now, but I challenge you to think of a better way to spend your time marketing your company.
Author: Alex Bhaswara at http://savestanton.com/
When starting a small business most entrepreneurs are full of enthusiasm and high expectations, but, according to the US Small Business Administration, around 50 % of them fail within the first five years. Reasons for the failure are diverse and numerous, just like the risks involved in starting and running a small business. Here are some tips how to be within those 50 % of small businesses which manage to sustain and succeed.
Do the words Twittering, Tweeting, Twits, Twitbacks, Mr. Tweet, Tweet Deck, Tweet Stats, Co Tweets, Followers, Following, Re-Tweeting, Direct Messaging – betwixt you?
Does the cursor blink in front of the blank 140 character field waiting for you to write something profound which freezes you into motionlessness? Not even sure why people would care what you have to say?
Twitter is a powerful tool that can be used not only for your personal day to day upkeep with friends or ‘followers’ but can have a huge impact on your business credibility and visibility.