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L-I-S-T-E-N: The Social Media Process Simplified

March 18, 2010
To many, the concept of social media is a vague concept. It's a concept most strongly embraced and propagated by those who view the world from the 50,000 foot level.  Almost by definition that means it makes sense to the thinkers of the world, but to the doers of the world, it's...

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SEO Dialogue: Steve Plunkett & Todd Mintz

March 17, 2010
“To think for yourself, you must question authority and learn how to put yourself in a state of vulnerable open-mindedness, chaotic, confused vulnerability to inform yourself.” Timothy Leary I’m a huge fan of ESPN’s Bill Simmons and two of his most memorable columns are when he...

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Be Your Own Link Wheel

March 16, 2010
Recently I had a client in a difficult niche that was having issues building backlinks. There are many site owners in competitive niches — I'm looking at you, lawyers — that have zero interest in helping their peers, even if it means they're helping themselves. The idea of...

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How to Generate Traffic to a New Site – Focus on the Niche

March 15, 2010
Creating a new site is always fun. This has always been the best way for me to get inspired, find new valuable contacts, broaden my outlook, etc. A solid start is important. This way you can quickly meet people who will than share your message, link to your content and grow your...

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Ruud Questions: Arnie Kuenn

March 12, 2010
Arnie is one of those people I think deserve more credit. Then again, he most likely gets just that but from his large clientele. Street cred versus rockstar fame, so to say. He’s on the link building side of things, the place I call “in the trenches” – it’s fascinating...

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IIS SEO Toolkit What is it?

March 11, 2010
The IIS SEO Toolkit is aimed at web developers, web server administrators and hosting providers to improve their web sites relevance in the search engines. I will not go into detail here of all of the features, i will more than likely skim quite a bit of what the kit offers, instead...

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IIS SEO Toolkit What is it?

March 11, 2010
The IIS SEO Toolkit is aimed at web developers, web server administrators and hosting providers to improve their web sites relevance in the search engines. I will not go into detail here of all of the features, i will more than likely skim quite a bit of what the kit offers, instead...

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Twitter, Facebook; How About Using YouTube As Part Of Your SEO Campaign?

March 10, 2010
Guest blog post from Danielle Ingram, Content Writer at Creare Communications. Discusses the benefits of utilising YouTube as part of an SEO campaign. Post from: Search Engine People SEO Blog

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SEO – Love It or Hate It

March 9, 2010
It would seem we're about ready for that biennial discussion about the state of SEO, what it is and perhaps what it should be.  John Andrews put me on this train of thought with his recent piece on Why SEO Sucks. There is a reason why SEO sucks for many, many people. It seems SEO...

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Social Media LinkBait, AttentionBait and RevenueBait

March 8, 2010
This is the third part in a four-part series on How To Ensure Social Media ROI. Read previous parts here: Part One: How To Get Social Media ROI Part Two: The 4 Functions of Social Media Part Three: Repurposing Linkbait To Get Social Media Marketing Results If...

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