I’ve been saying for years that search engine optimisation based around simply building incoming links is a short-sighted approach.
I’ve proved this time and again with my own websites, where I have done very little in terms of link building but have published many pages of useful content. Keep reading »
The latest post on the Uberflip blog confirms what I have already decided for my business going forward – every one of my websites will be built, where possible, with responsive design.
As Uberflip points out, with a multitude of mobile devices coming out almost every week, how can you ensure that your website is optimised for different device types, screen sizes, and capabilities? Keep reading »
I just stumbled across this sales video on the Office Autopilot website. It’s so compelling, I watched it right through to the end, even though I don’t have any immediate intention of buying Office Autopilot.
Have a look at www.officeautopilot.com/
There’s a lot of so-called “creative” work on the internet. Keep reading »
Before you even launch an Internet business, you can use Google Adwords to determine whether there is a market for what you are proposing to sell.
For example, to test the market, you could offer a free report about your proposed topic from a one-page website. Keep reading »
According to a recent survey of Internet marketing professionals, 54% of marketers believe that pay per click ads (Google Adwords and other paid advertising) are effective. And personally, I agree. PPC ads are one of the types of advertisements that consumers go looking for online, if they are considering buying something. Keep reading »