Yes, it’s that time of year; when marketing experts begin compiling their “best-of” lists for the events, tips, lessons, developments, and/or advice gathered from the past year. And for small businesses, the year brought some very big changes that have already affected the way in which companies must now position themselves in order to stay
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It’s no secret that Google is a dominant player in the online world with its top-performing search engine and collection of free products including Google Analytics, Adwords, Gmail, Android, Google Maps, YouTube, and now Google+, Google’s new social network introduced in July 2011. Google is everywhere, and as a small business you should know how
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Blogs. Facebook. LinkedIn. Twitter. YouTube. The list goes on when talking about marketing your small business online. However, there’s little doubt that of all the online channels, Google is still arguably the biggest. With its suite of products like Adwords, Gmail, Chrome, YouTube, and Google+ (among others), Google’s footprint on the web is huge. So
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A few years ago, standard SEO techniques such as on-page keyword densities and link-building programs were very effective in helping small business websites improve their rankings in the search results. Today, however, optimizing your website using only standard techniques is just not enough – the search engines now evaluate a multitude of additional factors to
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By now you’ve probably heard of Google’s latest update to its search algorithm (referred to as the “Farmer” update or the “Panda” update) that was intended to knock low-quality “content farms” out of the top search rankings. Apparently, the update was successful in removing a number of annoying, low-quality content farm websites from popping up
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