Bill Hartzer
APRIL 2, 2013
The owner of a bunch of Cherokee Letter domain names is recommending that you buy his domain names–and use them in a Google AdWords campaign to commit what I would call outright fraud and deception.
Small Business Mavericks
FEBRUARY 4, 2011
But let’s qualify that: This assumes that you are running these campaigns. If you are not operating a pay-per-click marketing campaign, then that point obviously does not apply to you. If you are not operating a pay-per-click marketing campaign, then that point obviously does not apply to you.
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Small Business Mavericks
MAY 9, 2011
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Small Business Mavericks
FEBRUARY 11, 2011
The good news for a small business owner is you can run your own ongoing SEO campaign for $600 a year. Most of the tips are right on target. Unfortunately, I can’t vouch for all of the resources recommended or I might be more bold than that.
Small Business Mavericks
FEBRUARY 20, 2011
As an example, you may have established a campaign of writing guest posts for several quality sites and those links are now paying dividends. A similar campaign should produce the same results over time. It’s also important to take note of any efforts used in the past that have not delivered the desired results.
Small Business Mavericks
MAY 2, 2011
However, successful e-mail campaigns generally produce a higher response rate. But your margins would be lower with a similar response by e-mail since you’d have to pay for printing costs and postage. With e-mail, a much lower response means a higher profit margin.
Small Business Mavericks
MARCH 20, 2011
I like what Matt McGee had to say about NARs blog comment advice: Commenting on blogs can help with exposure, but it’s not a “campaign” and isn’t likely to make a search engine think your site is trustworthy, either. You want to make sure all of your Web pages have separate and individual page titles.
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