After only a month in its new office, the SEO company adds more staff positions to accommodate a growing clientele. The company has added new search engine optimization specialists, a pay-per-click expert, and others to expand its services. SALT LAKE CITY (Aug. 12, 2009) — The fast-paced summer of SEO.com continues. Just a month after [...]
Learn the Basics Before You Try Anything Fancy!
August 12, 2009 by Leave a Comment
I heard something on the radio a few weeks ago that stuck with me and made me think about the basics of SEO. The line went something like this, “You have to have the fundamentals down before trying any of the fancy stuff. ” So before you go out and try to do things like [...]
Top Keyword Research Tools
August 10, 2009 by 24 Comments
Conducting keyword research can be a bit of a challenge if you aren’t using the right tools. When you conduct a search for “keyword research tools,” you’ll come across so many choices it can be hard to choose just one. So what are some strong keyword research tools available today? I’ve come across a few [...]
Is Twitter Really an Effective Internet Marketing Tool?
August 7, 2009 by Leave a Comment
Twitter is an extremely popular social media site, and many companies are exploring ways to use it for marketing purposes. With all the attention it’s getting, it seems as though anyone who is anyone is posting updates on Twitter. I must not be anyone. I’m a copywriter. Twitter never seemed to apply to me. If [...]
SEO.com Moves Office to Bluffdale, Utah to Accommodate Rapid Expansion
August 6, 2009 by Leave a Comment
The Utah-based search engine marketing company outgrew its old home; moves from Provo to a larger office in Salt Lake County to make room for further expansion. SALT LAKE CITY (Aug. 6, 2009) — After two years in Utah County — most recently in the Novell Technology Center building in Provo — SEO.com has moved [...]
Does Your SEO Firm Offer X-Ray Vision?
August 4, 2009 by Leave a Comment
Are you being kept in the dark by your current SEO firm? Do you wish the communication lines were a little more open? It’s too bad that some SEO companies view communication and sharing as a conflict of interest rather than an opportunity for reinforced, attack-at-all-sides teamwork. Amazingly, some SEOs believe clients would only stick [...]
Speaking at PageRank's Funeral
August 3, 2009 by Leave a Comment
I came back last week from a relaxing vacation and found an email in my inbox sporting the following title: “PageRank is Dead.” Upon reading the title, my mind went blank, closing up in an effort to prevent shock. Was this possible? The Death of PageRank? I tried to remember the predetermined events of the [...]
2009 Branding Campaigns Using Social Media Marketing
August 1, 2009 by Leave a Comment
In the last six months, we’ve seen many established food brands give away food using social media marketing. Using this medium, many companies have transitioned to online marketing and successfully received online and traditional press. In addition to press, many bloggers and fans of Twitter and Facebook have shared their brand preferences effectively endorsing these [...]
Hashing Out the Pros and Cons of the Microsoft-Yahoo Merger
July 29, 2009 by Leave a Comment
There was big news Wednesday morning that sent ripples throughout the SEO world. If you haven’t heard yet, on July 29, the Associated Press reported that Microsoft Corp and Yahoo Inc. finally merged. Now, there are a lot of details and some obstacles facing this Microsoft-Yahoo deal. But if and/or when it happens, will it [...]
Use Trends to Keep Your Business Rocking All Year Long
July 29, 2009 by 18 Comments
We all know that almost every business has peak times and low times. The great thing about doing SEO and online marketing is that you can very easily find the peak seasons for searches and traffic in your industry. Once you have that information, you can act on it to keep your business rocking all year [...]
