It has just been over a week since I came back. The Philippines was a blast and theSEOmethod3 was perhaps my best SEO training workshop yet. The feedback was nothing short of amazing and I couldn’t help but blush when watching some of the video testimonials.
Anyway, for those who missed it, stay tuned we should have the recording available for download very early Jan 2013.
But I digress, this post is about the Small Business Internet Marketing Weekly – where we summarise news and helpful links for small/medium sized business owners.
Here’s what I spotted this week:
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Google Panda update data refresh is rolling out {with the SEOmethod3 you’re safe}
www.webpronews.com/google-panda-update-one-reportedly-happened-on-monday-2012-11 Read More>>
If you’re in business, you’ve got to keep pushing or you’ll be left behind. I know there’s lots to do and that’s why I see it as my job to keep you up to date with all the best bits in web news.
I figure, if I consistently deliver for you (sharing what I know, giving you my best ideas and pointing you in the right direction) there will come a time when you think…
“Hey, I think Dave can help me on this” – whether it’s for you personally or someone you know – I’ll be there, front of mind, and you’ll say “I’m going to give Dave a call.”
Or at least, that’s what I imagine will happen
So, to keep you up to date with search marketing news, here’s what I spotted this week:
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Apple adds to Siri search {spotting this trend early}
searchengineland.com/apple-siri-to-add-sports-restaurants-reservations-movies-app-search-124329
Using video to recover from a Google algo update {we’re doing this in a big way}
www.webpronews.com/using-video-to-recover-from-a-google-algorithm-update-2012-06 Read More>>
Here’s the Small Business Internet Marketing Weekly with a summary of news and helpful links for small/medium sized business owners. And WOW what a big week it has been! You’ll discover in this week’s SEO news that SEO is definitely not for the faint hearted – this week we’ve seen a massive shake up with Google’s latest Panda update.
There’s plenty of talk around the traps about how SEO as we know it is dead – but you always expect that
SEO is long from being dead and it’s really just a matter of responding to the changes.
We’ve found those following our methods have been safe since we’re following the rule “build a variety of links, from a variety of different sources, with variety of different anchor texts, pointing to a variety of pages on your site”. If you’ve been following the method… you’re safe.
I’m actually working on a new report (as we speak) about solid SEO. Stay tuned for that since I’ll be looking for some proofreaders who want a preview copy
Anyway, I digress, here’s the news from this week: Read More>>
Welcome to this week’s issue of SBIM Weekly, the email that summarizes news and helpful links for small/medium sized business owners. We scour the internet to keep you on top of what’s important to you and your business.
So, with the holidays just about here, how’s business?
If you’re in retail you should be peaking and if you’re in a service based business you’re probably wrapping up loose ends.
Either way, you need to be thinking about your 2012 web strategy. The web isn’t going anywhere and you need a plan to dominate it. Read More>>
Welcome back to the SBIM Weekly, the regular summary of news and helpful links for small/medium sized business owners. We scour the internet to keep you on top of what’s important to you and your business.
Now before we get to this week’s headlines (for those of you playing along at home with our recent Market Samurai blog post) I wanted to give you the update. The comments have been off the scale – people are loving it! We’ve had 145+ comments and that’s just on my post alone.
Anyway as part of this exclusive promotion we’ve put together something special that will never be repeated.
In short, we took our best selling and most loved course “The Outsource Profit Machine” and turned it into a digital product – that means we can sell it at a fraction of the recommended retail price. Read More>>