Tweet This Post! Even if the economy is not directly impacting you or your family, it will do so indirectly. Each person who reduces their spending for any reason will cause the businesses you use regularly to have lower sales. Declining sales may cause these businesses to lay off employees. As more people are laid off the ripple affect could cause even exceptional businesses you love to fail. Are you visiting your favorite restaurants, shops and service providers as often and spending … [Read more...]
Search Engine Positions: Easy Free Ways to Track
When I found these two tools, benchmarking where any business ranks in the search engines and how their search engine positions improve over time became really simple. Once you know what your important keyword phrases are, there are very easy ways to track your progress at attaining first page search positions for them. I explained how to do that in my building-traffic post. Go to SEOBook Tools and download the free SEOBook Toolbar. Don't bother trying to figure out which tools to use right … [Read more...]
Twelve Generous FollowFriday Folks
In the comments of my post yesterday, Shyam Kapur, the developer of my favorite Twitter search engine FeelTip Top wrote: "If there were even 10 more people like you, I would then be even more sure about mankind’s future." I replied that I know of many more like me and shared the first twelve that came to mind in my reply. I decided this would make the perfect post to share for Follow Friday, so for my readers who don't read the comments I turned that reply into this post. Here, in no … [Read more...]
Better Twitter Retweets From Favorite Twitter Apps
Although Twitter did finally add their own Twitter retweet function, many realize that it has several serious drawbacks. San Antonio Real Estate agent Matt Stigliano wrote about them in Why Twitter's One-Click Retweet Function is Absolute Garbage. So many have complained about it that Twitter co-founder Evan Williams wrote Why Twitter Retweet Works the Way it Does. The major reason I never use Twitter's retweet function is that you can not see what the Tweet will look like and it often … [Read more...]
Best to All in This Happy New Year of 2010
I wanted to let all my regular readers know that although I have not published lately it is all good. The pipes are finally thawing out, the propane is holding out, and a new exciting strategy is almost ready to share with you. I also have some draft posts I hope to publish soon, interruptions allowing. I have been busy testing a new strategy and sometimes testing and assisting small businesses is more urgent than blogging. In the long run, those activities are beneficial to all who read what I … [Read more...]
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