That’s the key word from veteran SEO expert Heather Lloyd-Martin
SEO is not about creating a website sausage overstuffed with key words and
phrases. It’s all about creating relevant and compelling content that
transforms you into a thought leader who can become a trusted provider That
is ultimately how you convert visitors into buyers
Of course, this is gospel for me and many content marketers. But, it is still
poorly understood by many marketers and SEO practitioners who swear that
cramming a ton of “search engine friendly” words and phrases deemed into
every nook and cranny of your website will place you high on the results
page.
So, I was both encouraged and inspired by Heather Lloyd-Martin’s recent
post. She has been helping clients get great search results for more t... (more)
Dean Piccirillo Makes a One-Person Blog-powered Website Look like a Major
Corporate Presence Online
Building a solid business blog-powered website is challenging for all of us.
But it’s even more difficult for anyone who lives in the financial services
universe.
Because financial services professionals must adhere to strict compliance
regulations, they must be very careful about what they... (more)
You Must Persuade Me to Act or Your Beautiful Promotional Piece Will Sleep
with the Fishes
I was perversely inspired to write this because of a recent gorgeous direct
mailing I received from local French restaurant.
They did a lot of things right. There was some beautiful photography that
captured the essence of this charming little bistro. They described how the
restaurant and its cuisin... (more)
Even a micro business can use video effectively to communicate with its
customers online.
But, as we amateur carpenters know, you can wind up with a mess instead of a
masterpiece unless you understand how to use a potentially powerful tool
well. In that spirit we’re happy to can share with you six terrific
tips for using video successfully from talented Southwest Florida
professional,... (more)
Whatever audience you must persuade, you need to engage them with compelling
content in the form of stories. That’s easy to say, but hard to do.
As Jerry Weissman, author of Presenting to Win: The Art of Telling Your
Story, puts it, "The problem is that no one knows how to tell a story and no
one knows that they don’t know how to tell a story." Fortunately,
you’ll come away from reading ... (more)