The Great WordPress.org Blackout of 1/18/12 (A SOPA Protest)

by Patti on January 18, 2012

in search engine optimization, SOPA, WordPress

Working in the tech field, I am very aware of SOPA (Stop Online Privacy Act) and the protest that is happening today (January 18, 2012). If you have no idea as to what I am talking about, read this article about SOPA on Mashable. Knowing that there is a huge SOPA protest going on today, [...]

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How to Write an SEO Title Tag that Gets Clicks

by Patti on November 4, 2011

in in-house seo, keywords, search engine optimization, seo, Title Tags

Title tags are one of the most important aspects of SEO. Learn how to create strong, relevant, clickable SEO title tags for better rankings and user experience.

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7 Common Facebook Contest Mistakes to Avoid

by Patti on October 25, 2011

in facebook, social media, Social Media News, Social Media Training

Facebook revised  their contest rules in May of this year, but still many people are either unaware of the update, or confused by how to run a successful contest on Facebook. Every day it seems I see a Facebook promotion in my news feed. And, many times the contest boasts the winner will receive [enter [...]

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Facebook Profiles are not for Businesses: Friend requests, "Not Now'd"

by Caitlin on October 14, 2011

in facebook

I refuse to accept a friend request from a business, but I’ll hit that Like button all day.

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How Keyword Research Can Make or Break SEO Efforts

by Patti on October 10, 2011

in Google, in-house seo, internet marketing, keywords, search engine optimization, seo

Keywords, the most important aspect of any SEO campaign. But keywords in and of themselves don’t matter at all if the wrong ones are chosen for optimization. Understanding how to choose the right keywords for your website, and your niche market, is crucial. Choose the wrong keywords and your site may never be found by [...]

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