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When Is It OK to Fake Your Way Through SEO?
Author: Henry Adaso Internet Copywriter The 11th grader who received a 2-hour detention for using Firefox instead of Internet Explorer. The 13-year old boy in Texas (it had to be in Texas) who solicited prostitutes with his dad's credit card and challenged them to a game of a Halo. We've heard it all. These are just a few examples of...
Link Building: 5 Reasons You Should Start Building Links Today
Author: Henry Adaso Web Copywriter Link building, a term which generally refers to the strategies people implore in order to attract inbound links, is a good way to improve search engine ranking. Web users sometimes worry that building links too fast might land them on Google's bad side. The truth is, as long as you're building links organically it doesn't...
7 Misconceptions about Business Blogging
Author: Henry Adaso Web Content Writer Dispelling some misconceptions and half-truths about business blogging When people hear about the prospects of blogging for profit, they get funny ideas about the process. Blogging can add value to a business in countless ways, but it's hardly a one-size-fits-all. Just ask any successful business blogger and they'll tell you how tricky it is...
The Intangible Benefits of Social Networking
Author: Eric Brantner Online Content Writer Businesses that purchase online marketing services want to know how their campaign is performing. They are spending money on a service, and they want to know how it is benefiting them. Typically, the search marketer will come up with some stats on rankings, conversions, and sales generated. However, not everything is black and white....
Social Network Marketing is About To Get A Lot Easier
Author: Conrad Salvador Web Copywriter Social networking marketers have long been vying for an answer to all of their wrong password woes. With social networks popping up everywhere you look, so has the need for easy accessibility amongst multiple platforms. All this is about to change, because the age of data portability is now upon us. MySpace, Facebook, and Google...