Help for Blog Writers: Using Keywords
January 19th, 2012

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Writers for blogs—both personal and business—frequently overlook the important aspects of keyword research and usage. Remembering to include keyword phrases that receive search volume will help to increase visitors to your particular blog post. Read the rest of this entry »

Do Spelling Errors Cost a Company Money?
July 31st, 2011

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Two years ago, I wrote a small blog post about common errors on business websites. I mentioned that when visitors see these types of spelling or grammar errors, it lowers the professionalism of the website and company as well as turns off customers. Read the rest of this entry »

Writing and Asking for Client Reviews
May 23rd, 2011
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Please, sir. Can I have some...reviews?

In a blog post I wrote for Epic Marketing about a simple way to get customer reviews on Google Places, I mentioned that you should keep the “request succinct, honest, and appreciative,” and I wanted to expound on that advice here. Read the rest of this entry »

Ad Agencies and SEO
February 19th, 2011

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In January of 2011, I chose to take my talents to Epic Marketing, a full-service advertising agency (for my full-time gig). Last month, I aslo wrote a blog post for the company about how SEO services by a full-service ad agency is different and Read the rest of this entry »

Create Your Own Ebook
January 9th, 2011

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In August of 2009, I completed a self-help ebook titled “The Split-Second Strategy: Taking Command of Unexpected Events” and can be found at http://www.selfconfidenceebook.com/. It took me many months to complete just because I did not have a solid block of time to dedicate to writing it. However, I’m pretty happy with the results Read the rest of this entry »