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Almost a year ago now, I wrote a post about Bing’s “Linked pages.” Basically, you could go to a page on Bing where they would bring up pages about your name or brand and you could “claim” them. It was just a way for Bing to see what you were responsible for online and for [...]
Read More...Building a killer website involves many choices. The main thing to remember when designing is making your visitors happy, and this is especially true when you’re marketing a product or service. You want to make everything as simple as you can so that your potential customers can navigate through your site and get to that [...]
Read More...I don’t have my site optimized for more languages than English, but some businesses have a need to translate their pages into alternate languages to serve their customers better. For example, Canadians may want English and French translations. Or, if you’re selling products in Scandinavia, you might want to have your page translated into Norwegian, [...]
Read More...There’s a lot going on as I’m writing this post, so I thought I’d just share it all. Some of it came from Google Communities, so there’s another good reason to join. There are always new things happening on the Web. Let’s go! Google Introduces Data Highlighter This is for folks who aren’t really into [...]
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Folks have been rather reluctant to completely embrace Google+ since it opened last year. I understand. You’re used to Facebook. All your friends are on Facebook, and well… You just have more fun hanging in Facebook. Does that sound like you? Yeah. Lots of other folks, too. But just last week, in attempt to be [...]
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I was just over on Web Pro News’ forum answering a question from a webmaster about how his Google traffic dropped off over the past couple of months, and he couldn’t understand why. He has a very nice looking site, and it’s nowhere near being spammy, but Google might think so because there is way [...]
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So, you know I use Raven Internet Marketing Tools, eh? I loved it. Raven was a way for me to search keywords, find and document links, keep content, and check Google keywords’ metrics, among other things. It was a way to keep track of what people working with me were doing and of reporting back [...]
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