Getting to the top of Google’s search results isn’t easy. Once upon a time, there used to be a keyword formula that could help you land at the top of the page. But now Google Ads are taking precedence – and if you’re not investing in Google Ads, you’re less likely to find yourself coming up first in an online search.
Read moreThe Struggle Is Real: Getting to the Top of Google Search Results
What if you didn’t have to wonder whether someone saw your ad? What if you didn’t have to ask people, “How did you hear about us?” and you would just… know?
It is sweet when your careful marketing efforts get butts in the door, create conversions.
You may be so focused on the idea of getting your business online that you don’t put much thought into one of the most crucial elements of your website – its domain name. All of your branding and marketing will involve your domain name. If you’re a new business that has yet to launch, this is your opportunity to come up with a snappy, memorable, keyword-friendly domain name that accurately represents your business and is synonymous with the services you offer. If you’ve already got an online presence, you can still make your domain name work for you, even if it’s not doing so much for you right now.
Web presence matters. Read about it all in our latest blog post featured on the small business section of The Huffington Post: Website Marketing Plan – Putting the Pieces Together.
Read morePistonbroke’s Website Marketing Plan Featured on The Huffington Post
There was a day when web developers thought that stuffing websites full of keywords was enough to get Google’s attention. At one time, it was. This behavior still gets you noticed, but not in a good way. You can no longer attempt to outsmart the system. Sophisticated search engines spiders know when you’re trying to get attention the lazy way.
Keywords have to be genuine, relevant, and interspersed logically throughout your content but not included too often… Yikes.
How do you manage to get all that done in one site?
Easy – you hire a copywriting expert.
Read moreDoes Your Website Have Keyword-Focused Copywriting?
A physical brand is a mark made by burning with a hot iron. There is no erasing that message. But a company brand, no matter how set in stone it may seem, is always capable of evolving.
Read moreBecome Hot Again: Rebrand Your Online Brand with Smart Content
Any way you approach it, online leads cost money, whether you’re paying for organic search engine optimization (SEO), pay per click (PPC) ads, or developing and maintaining a website. Because leads aren’t free, it’s all the more important to nourish those that come your way and for that, ladies and gents, you must have a plan.
Read moreThe Secret to Getting Results from Your Online Leads
WordPress. Isn’t that the generic blog so-and-so was using back in 2003? Probably. But that’s your MP3 player’s WordPress. It’s time to meet the WordPress of the Veruca Salt “I Want It Now” Generation.
WordPress is a content management system (CMS) that has capabilities far beyond blogging. It may have started as a blogging platform alone, but it’s now the leading website publishing system; over 60 million websites operate on a WordPress CMS. And because WordPress is open-source software, it’s free and has no license fees.
Now for the stuff that will really wet your whistle.
There are certain details on your business website that are static – the about page, the services page, the contact information. Because these elements of a website rarely change, there isn’t much that Google can do with them. Once they’ve been spidered and indexed and ranked for keywords, that’s it. So how do you keep wooing Google? With a blog.
Read moreThat’s Fresh: Why Blog Writing is the Nectar of Google
When you hear the term “visual aid,” does it make you think of a film projector, poster, or dry erase board? Well, we’re talking websites here, not your high school history class or low-budget work conference. The more modern term for visual aids is multimedia, but they mean the same thing: Your website needs stuff for people to look at, and Google knows and likes it when you use images and videos.
Read moreLearn to Love Multimedia, for the Sake of Your Website
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