I spoke to a home improvement retailer recently. He said that he had paid $500 a month to an SEO company to help him rank well organically in search results.
I had developed a large amount of content for a website and was working with the web developer to ensure it was properly uploaded. At one point he said to
Recently, I was reviewing a client’s new website and making dozens of polishing tweaks to the content and the search engine optimization writing on the backend. Many of the tasks
Recently I was updating some content I had written for a client. I had originally written it about four years ago. It was a lengthy sales landing page that was
My late, dear husband, was once a waiter. That’s how we met. He used to wink at me when I came to his restaurant for lunch. Anyway, I once noticed
I’ve written in the recent past about how hard it is to follow all of my own advice with respect to proofreading and time management. Now I have to add
A number of years ago I wrote a tip entitled 3 Proofreading Secrets for Mostly Error-Free Website Pages. The third tip suggested that you print out your newly drafted page
As a successful business owner, I’m sure you have had people come to you for get-ahead-business advice. Of course, you’ve generously shared what you knew. I know that I do.
Okay, I’m old school. I admit it. I like to have a button at the top left of a web page that clearly says HOME. If I’m on an unfamiliar