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Archive for July, 2008

Jul 14 / Writing Trusted Web Content For Your Service Business

by Jason Landa

If you are a service based business you need your website to create, build or maintain a high level of trust. Whether you are a service for consumers (lawn care, electrician, chiropractor, mechanic) or a service for businesses (consultant, accountant, web designer, bank), you are after the user’s trust. Building Trust With Your Website Content [...] Read More


6 Comments » -- Posted in Business Building, Content Management, Small Business |

Jul 07 / Does Twitter Belong On Your Business Card?

by Jason Landa

When getting new business cards to start 2008 I added my Skype ID to my listing of contact information on my business cards.  I use Skype quite a bit, it’s one more way to connect with me, so it made sense.  Now that I have been growing addicted to Twitter, I think that having my [...] Read More


27 Comments » -- Posted in Small Business, Twitter |

Jul 02 / Google, Getting Crawled & More From Matt Cutts via USA Today Tech Talk

by Jason Landa

USA Today’s Jefferson Graham recently did a video segment on Google by interviewing Google’s Matt Cutts for their Tech Talk section. The video is great to get a base understanding of Google’s search results and and search engine optimization basics. The biggest takeaways I found: + It’s tough to be found for a term being [...] Read More


No Comments » -- Posted in Google, Internet Marketing, SEO, Video |

Jul 01 / Five Email Marketing Ideas for A Small Business Retailer

by Jason Landa

Email marketing is such a powerful and affordable tool, but I’m still surprised at how many small businesses fail to utilize it.  Many businesses I talk to just seem to be overwhelmed with content ideas for what they can do with an email marketing program.  With our email marketing services, we not only give a [...] Read More


No Comments » -- Posted in Business Building, Email Marketing, Small Business |

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