Google Hotpot adds new flavour to your local marketing recipe
Move over Foursquare and Yelp – Google Hotpot turns up the heat in the local marketing kitchen.
Move over Foursquare and Yelp – Google Hotpot turns up the heat in the local marketing kitchen.
The first point is that there are a lot of consumers out there shopping for a better deal and your competitors are increasing the savings for those who take the time to compare broadband plans online (for example) to find a better deal.
The reality is that Google provides the bulk of traffic to Australian websites and small business needs to invest in SEO.
How good are you at asking for other people’s money? What I mean is, how good are you at closing sales and actually having people agree to spend money with your business?
According to a recent global survey, online search has become a pivotal part of the consumer decision-making process, with 75 percent of search engine users not going past the first page of online listings when making a purchasing decision.
SEO or ‘Search Engine Optimisation’ is critical to your business being found online, so we asked Reload Media’s Managing Director Llew Jury to give Dynamic Business the low-down on the do’s and don’ts of how to get the most from SEO and Google.
If you don’t have a marketing plan in place yet, or you need to improve what you’re doing, here are seven steps to boost your marketing in 2011.
A good follow-up is critical to building strong relationships with your prospective clients.
With Google’s Instant Preview here to stay, leading search marketing specialist and technology firm Greenlight, has 2011 pegged as “web design year”.
Here are three tips professionals can act on over the Christmas holiday break to increase the number of people viewing their LinkedIn Profile: