Question:
I’ve recently set up my own business online and, even though I’m convinced I’m one of the world’s true undiscovered geniuses, when it comes to SEO I am prepared to hand over a little time and money to the experts in order to get it right. However, I don’t want to [...]
You may recall a few months ago that I was lucky enough to take a treasure hunt around Regent Street with the Girl Geeks. Well, last Wednesday they proved that internet marketing training can be loads of fun by throwing a fabulous 5th anniversary dinner at the Google Headquarters in Victoria. I was lucky enough [...]
Anyone who can draw a parallel between Search Engine Optimisation and Martial Arts is, in my books, somewhat of a visionary. Turns out, the visionary in question is a young man with big ideas, achieving some big results with his online marketing solutions. Garrett Miller is a young entrepreneur fast gaining a reputation for his [...]
One of the first things we do when preparing for our Internet Marketing Training seminars is to analyse the delegates’ websites. Without being too condescending, it’s amazing how many companies haven’t even got the very basics right. But given the nature of most small businesses it is understandable. It’s a rare manager or owner who [...]
When speaking to clients about online marketing solutions and specifically about how to improve their Search Engine Optimisation, we often use the analogy of a car.
Imagine your website as a car; preferably a nice sporty one! Getting your basic site structure and doing your KEC (keyword enriched copy) are like the building of the car [...]
At each Internet Marketing training session we run, we get asked the same question – why do you employ copywriters? Well, we’re going to answer this question once and for all with this blog post.
Not to state the obvious, but Microsoft’s Bing is a search engine. So in that case, wouldn’t you assume that workers of Microsoft would have some knowledge of internet marketing training, maybe even an inkling of how SEO works? Well one would certainly assume. Why is it then that Ciao is continually not shown in [...]
