In an effort to bring on a new customer, I had emailed the owner a couple of questions and was trying to set up a preliminary meeting for a new website build partnership for his company. I had talked personally with him before and felt we were on the same page. Boy did I miss the boat on that one.
Chris Lott
How to: LinkedIn SEO.
LinkedIn is a lot of different things to a lot of different users. Arguably the most powerful place to make connections with business owners, executives, decision makers, recruiters, job seekers and the like. With more than 500 million users, many of whom are executives and decision makers, it is a very powerful but congested venue for building relationships and credibility. This is where having a basic understanding of LinkedIn SEO is very useful.
Business Paranoia of Social Media.
The “great fear” of businesses globally is that their employees are going to commit them to unspeakable liabilities and ultimately “twitter” their business away. Could this really happen? If you ask any business attorney they will of course tell you absolutely or at the very least possibly. My question then is how is this any different than emails, text-messages, recorded conversations (especially in one-party states), voice-mails, letters, verbal conversations… etc.? While I’m not an attorney common sense would tell me that while each of these “technologies” have their differences they are all areas of possible worry and liability. So why the business paranoia on only the new social media venues?
Build a Website and They Will Come. Not Necessarily.
Have you built a website using WordPress, Wix, GoDaddy, etc. and then couldn’t figure out how to get traffic to it?
Why We Use WooCommerce.
With over 4 million downloads, huge community support, and ease of use… Why not?
Web Developer, Let Me Go!
I was in a local business roundtable meeting last night and I had a member bring something up that I hadn’t thought of. They advised that I should think about letting those that are interested in my web developer services be told that my services wouldn’t necessarily be needed forever. I thought to myself, of course they wouldn’t need me forever. That seemed pretty obvious. Looking around at the other business owners nodding, however, I quickly realized I was wrong.