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Who Are You Really Up Against for SEO Rankings?
Author: April Hall Internet Copywriter Who is your real competition for SEO Rankings? The key to success in business is to know who your competition is, and to outperform them, right? Restaurants need to provide better service, a higher quality menu and better prices than others in their category in order to attract and retain customers. An attorney needs to...
It’s Graduation Time! Your SEO Internet Marketing is Off to Great Places!
Author: April Hall Internet Copywriter All props to Dr. Seuss for his great book "Oh, the Places You'll Go!"; and all apologies for butchering its enlightening message... As I was reading some graduating seniors this awesome book, it occurred to me that the lessons Dr. Seuss wanted readers to learn apply directly to SEO Internet marketing! Who knew this brilliant...
Business Blogs: Best Left to Professionals, or Do-It-Yourself?
Author: April Hall Internet Copywriter After reading Henry's blog yesterday it's clear that although business blogs can't be the end-all for your marketing plan, they are a great way to augment your internet advertising campaign. Blogs are usually easy to read, provide some personal insight into the organization and are a great way to promote social networking. But for busy...
Using Google News to Target your Keyword Usage
Author: April Hall Internet Copywriter Just when you thought Google couldn't get any more intrepid, there was this announcement earlier this week by Brandon Badger, Google Product Manager: "The launch of Google News on Google Earth is a milestone in the evolution of the geobrowser. By spatially locating the Google News' constantly updating index of stories from more than 4,500...
Does the Microsoft Giant Really Need a Search Engine Leg Up from Yahoo?
Author: April Hall Internet Copywriter Yes. Microsoft needs help. The reality is that Microsoft comes in a distant third to Google and Yahoo when it comes to search engine marketing. Further, Yahoo barely comes within striking distance--or, rather, doesn't even come close to striking distance--to Google's share of internet searches: So, what's poor lil' Microsoft to do when it comes...