Working for yourself is the ultimate for many people.
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The road less traveled

On the long journey where we have been exploring the question, Where should I start with SEO?, our sixth post is all about the things that are possible with SEO that you might want to consider because of the results, but you might not know the risks.
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Is your money going down the drain? If you are a small business, especially if you are a start-up small business, your cash flow can make or break your success. The problem is where do you spend your cash? With a finite amount of money available, this becomes a big decision and one that most small businesses struggle with. The question is, where is your money drain? and where should you be putting your money?
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If you want to develop great marketing, which will work hard for your business for years and years, today’s post is just for you.
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Marketing your home-based business is an essential part of getting clients and earning profits. It is not enough to simply have a good product or offer excellent service. If nobody knows about it, you won’t get any sales. To get the maximum amount of traffic to your site and the highest profits, you have to make sure your customers can find you on the Web.
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SohoOS announced today the debut of Soho Shop, an online marketplace for third-party businesses to sell their services to SohoOS users. SohoOS, in case you aren’t familiar, is a virtual operating system for small office/home office (SOHO) that allows companies to use their free online system that consolidates all of their business tools in one place. Users can access the platform from a desktop or mobile/tablet device. With todays launch of the new ‘Soho Shop’, they now have an in-house marketplace that allows SohoOS.com members, as well as external service providers to buy and sell subscription-based services that cover the gamut of small business tools, and are fully integrated with the member’s account.
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Shortcuts offer us promises, which they seldom if ever deliver. However, because so many people want super-fast results, the Internet is packed with people offering them.
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Last month I talked about optimizing your site architecture for Panda. This is of course important, but it is only one component in optimizing for Panda. As everyone who read Mike Moran’s recent post on this blog knows, Panda rewards quality content. And Penguin punishes low-quality sites. So content quality is obviously very important for search effectiveness, perhaps more important than site architecture. Read the rest of this entry »

The world is full of mixed messages, and the world of business is no exception. Read the rest of this entry »

Most link building efforts arent focused on a specific strategy but if you’re a local company then what use is it targeting your link building nationally or internationally.
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