There are many ways that you can increase your “Google” value for your blogs and videos.
One way is to use the SEO (search engine optimization) strategies called backlink building and social bookmarking.
Wes Hazlett found a free resource that helps with this type of marketing
strategy. Watch as Wes demonstrates how to access and use it to help you in your business.
The fun part about it is that it will allow you to post 10 links a day to content that you manage.
Whether we realize it or not, help comes from many different sources…often times from those we aren’t expecting. Many things…close mindedness, rigidity, pride, ego and even fear…can keep up from receiving what’s being sent our way to help us.
Join Cathie Heath as she explains how becoming more open to the people and opportunities that are put in our paths may well take us where we’re supposed to go…if we learn to say “Yes” and embrace the help that’s sent our way.
In this video, Shelly Allen shares news about the fact that Verizon Communications is stopping white page distribution in some states. How can this bit of news influence business owners’ marketing practices in the future? Join Shelly as discusses possible trends and marketing avenues.
In this video Kristen Darkenwald shares with you how a mortgage broker used this offline marketing technique and tailored it by adding the New York Football Team Schedule to his local business card.
However, the problem with this strategy is that after the football season is over so will be the need for the magnetic card.
Join Kristen as she discusses a much more cost effective and permanent way for local businesses to use this marketing strategy.
Using a real life example, Cathie Heath explains how growing beyond your present comfort zone can be accomplished when you build small successes into your action plan.
Small victories can increase your confidence, allowing you to go a little further each day. Soon you’ll notice how…because of increasing the size of your comfort zone…your life will encompass more, both personally and professionally.