Posts tagged ‘Blogging’
Fake Kobe Beef – of History, Marketing, and SEO Marketing Strategy
Kobe Beef. It’s what for dinner. Or not. Did you know that essentially none of the so-called Kobe Beef that is all the rage in America isn’t authentic? I didn’t. But as a regular listener to the most emailed stories on NPR, I tuned into this – Fake Food: That’s Not Kobe Beef You’re Eating
The Best SEO Plug-ins for WordPress – Just Blog!
I love WordPress. Well actually I hate WordPress. And I love it. It is a great blogging platform, but – despite what the WordPress community says – I find it pretty hard to use, and pretty hard to explain. It’s easy to create a good blog post, but it’s not super user friendly for the
Stop Stealing Dreams (Free Copy), Seth Godin! – SEO Seth Godin’s Blog (Or Not)
Blogs are a great SEO (Search Engine Optimization) opportunity for small businesses. Every business should have one! Why? Because once you identify your keywords, blogs are one of the easiest ways to dominate Google or Bing. But recently Seth Godin has been involved in a firestorm of protest over his blog. First, he announced that
Of Doula Marketing, Midwifes, and Trends – New York, LA, and SEO
I just heard the most fascinating story on APM’s Marketplace (http://www.marketplace.org, about Doulas: The Birth of a New Career). As an Internet marketer, I was fascinated not just by this trend towards supportive birthing… but of this “new” word – doula, and the marketing implications. For all of those who are involved in SEO, Internet
Trend Spotting and SEO-friendly Blogging – of Turkeys and Christmas Gift Ideas
Trend spotting is a critical part of effective blogging. Why? Because keywords matter, and you have to blog about keywords that your customers are actually searching. But it’s not just about identifying keywords; it’s about identifying keywords that you can ‘win’ at at SEO for your small business. That’s where trends come in. Identify a
Best SEO Classes, Ever – Choosing Effective Words for SEO-friendly Blogging
What’s in a name? William Shakespeare famously told us, “That which we call a rose by any other name would smell as sweet.” Elsewhere in Romeo and Juliet, Juliet asks us, “Wherefore art thou Romeo?” which most people think means where are you, Romeo, when it really means why are you called, Romeo? Shakespeare was
