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Here’s a quick video on getting your small business listed on local Google searches. NEW Twist on Google Local Search . . . Google started testing a new service for business listings. You’re able to highlight

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Today’s interview is with Troy Vossoller, owner of Sconnie.com. As you listen to today’s interview you’ll hear Scott’s answers to the following

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Important comments about getting in Google Real-Time or Live Search results: 1 – Google’s real-time search features regional/local Twitter users 2 – Some Twitter users featured in Google’s live search had less than 100 followers 3 – Twitter user’s featured actively tweeted. They usually had over 200 tweets Leave a comment if you found this video helpful or [...]

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If you weren’t paying attention in 2009 you might have missed these major shifts in how the internet is being used. This month we’re giving you information about how you can use these new trends to grow your business in 2010. Stay tuned for blog posts this month about: Do you know anyone using Facebook [...]

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An old friend from high school found me on Facebook a few months ago.  After an online conversation or two, we sat down face-to-face and talked about his business.  He asked if I would help him get his website to the top of the search engines. I sent him suggestions on how to get started. Since then, we keep trying [...]

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Interview with Joe Cardinale, owner of  HeavyHaulerTrailers.com. Joe tells you how he dominates the search engines in his market. Listen to the interview here: To download the interview to your computer, click here > Links & Resources Mentioned in Interview: Joe Cardinale’s main website: Heavy Hauler Trailers Hiniker snow plows mini website: http://hhiniker.com/ Shopping Cart Software: Fast Cat [...]

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If you aren’t a mathematician or an engineer, don’t worry. You’re able to master Google AdWords without maxing out your business credit cards using these 7 simple tips:  TIP #1: Reduce the Number of Keywords Per Ad Campaign Many first time AdWords users try Google’s keyword tool and put a large string of keywords in an ad campaign. [...]

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I wake up most mornings with a song in my head. It’s funny. If I stop and think about the song lyrics for a second, they usually reflect something happening in my life. This morning I heard Chrissie Hynde in my head. She was telling me… “I’ll stand by you I’ll stand by you” My [...]

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Adwords Kicking Your Tush?

by Doug Stewart on September 3, 2009

Pay per click is undoubtedly THE advertising breakthrough of the 21st century. For the first time in history, you only show your ad to people already interested in what you’ve got to offer. And you only pay when they visit your “store” But because the search engines charge advertisers less money for truly relevant ads [...]

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In the new movie, Julie & Julia, Amy Adams plays Julie Powell. Powell became an Internet celebrity with her blog. In Julie’s blog she documented the year she spent cooking every recipe in Julia Child’s “Mastering the Art of French Cooking.” Her blog was turned into a book. Then her book was turned into a [...]

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