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How do you get and keep customers?  The most important question in business and one that companies spend billions of dollars trying to figure out.  I am going to put forth a strategy that works and has worked for centuries: Pay close attention to details. Read More

The shock and awe of this update came from sites that have dominated the search results for years, but now Google says they are low quality content farms. There are a number of questions that the Farmer update begs. Read More

With more favorable statistics pointing toward mobile becoming a very viable and profitable medium, I feel that companies are allocating budgets in 2010 for 2011, but we’ll start to see serious growth of mobile presence in the marketplace in 2011. I will say this, 2010 was the year that many compan Read More

Are you a blogger or marketer whose pool of link building resources are getting a bit dry lately? Here are some ideas to quench your thirst. Read More

Buffer is very different from existing tweet scheduling functions, such as Hootsuite’s, Social Oomph’s or CoTweets’. Instead of scheduling each individual tweet, you can save that step and make the whole flow more intuitive for you to optimize your twitter efforts. Read More

5 article links loaded with landing page optimization tips: the buying process (rather than selling), using video, personas, sign-up forms, call to action statements and more. Read More

Planning may not sound fun, but it can make writing regular posts a smooth and easy process. Best of all you can plan your blog without taking away the creative fun of it all. Read More

Whether you write your blog for pleasure or profit a hurdle we all have to jump over is the generation of stories. The more often you publish, the more you have to stretch yourself to come up with new content. Read More

Although the US and Canada lead the world in ecommerce spending, other countries are increasingly shopping online. By 2014, global ecommerce spending is projected to increase more than 90 percent. Read More

It has been estimated that 80% of all new websites seeking rank in Google are scraper sites or spam sites – sites that Google sees and then decides they are low quality and of little value to searchers. These sites are created with out much thought about the audience they are intended to attract an Read More