A friend of mine recently wrote this on LinkedIn and it has turned out to be one of the most commented post ever. I felt it was good enough to see if we can create some new comments here. continue reading »
Having worked around the country with small businesses, I am finding more and more small business saying no to a website for their own business. And many consumers seem not to think less of them for doing so, according to Discover Small Business Watch. continue reading »
Rev Up announced today the initial launch of The Congregation Pages, a niche local search engine connecting Churches and it’s members’ businesses with other members of the Church… continue reading »
I recently asked the question to a few small businesses and clients that I’m close with around the country… How effective has Local Search been for your business. The answers that I’ve been given have been all across the board, some good, some bad but more over what most people say to me is “we don’t use it at all”
Texas Mexican Restaurants… I love it when a real blogger takes notice of a nice website and takes the time to write about it. We’ve talked about Growmap.com before
Now this is the kind of story I like to read… A newspaper company finally getting it! I found this story and of course, had to give my opinion. I wrote earlier about the merging of big companies and how, in my little brain, feel that those types of mergers are worthless to you and me. continue reading »
Pay per click (PPC) is by far one of the easiest and quickest methods of driving targeted, consistent traffic to your website.
Well, maybe it’s not all that new but we are finding more and more search directories like this one. WTY has stumbled upon a very nice little restaurant directory – and if you live in Texas, you’re going to love this site… continue reading »
For all our readers out there who either work in media, want to work in media or who is looking to partner with media companies, I’ve found a fantastic site for you to review. continue reading »
It’s the buzz everywhere… Local Search! How does one get their business involved with local search and make it work. That is the million dollar question… continue reading »
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