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Being nagged by negative listings or bad reviews when people search for your company or products? This post walks you through how to diagnose and fix your search engine problems. Read More

It's one thing to build an online store: see product - by product. But what about when you're trying to sell web design services? Several prominent designers weigh in on the differences between designing their sites versus their clients. Read More

Some things are hard to put into words - explaining in words how to tie your shoe, people's fascination with the Olsen twins, etc. But is there anything harder than explaining your job when you're an SEO? Read More

What's your real job title? Are you brave enough to make it happen?

The way jobs work is simple. We meet an employer, agree to their job title and description, and then make ourselves fit to their expectations and functions. Jobs are given and taken based on titles and descriptions, and really, Read More

Bloggers face an issue when they transition their hobby blog from to business. Bloggers get tunnel vision – letting their one blog be their only money making source in their strategic “business” plan. Some bloggers do well by making money with one blog. But for most, they need to focus on several s Read More

The Netvantage Marketing website was recently re-launched with one goal in mind - get more business. This post walks through the thought process and the results from a conversion first mindset. Read More

If you haven't been to an SEOmoz or Distilled seminar you're missing out - TONS of leading thinkers sharing their ideas and strategies on search. This blog is a nice summary of information shared at the most recent seminar. Read More

If you have 10 minutes, you can get in the habit of doing a little something regularly to keep on top of your finances. Here are six 10-minute tasks that can help you organize your finances. Read More

To many small business owners and the self-employed, health care is a costly burden, and over the past few months this expense has only grown. But all is not lost. With some effort it is possible to have usable health coverage while keeping costs to a minimum. Read More

Is 2011 poised to be the year of the smartphone? According to comScore’s 2010 Mobile Year in Review, yes. As of December 2010, 27 percent of U.S. consumers owned smartphones—an increase of 10 percentage points from the previous year. Also in 2010, 36 percent of Americans used their mobile devices t Read More