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5 Ways Search Engine Optimization Can Increase Your Client Base

Wednesday, September 22nd, 2010

Posted By: Andy Willoughby

Search engine optimization (SEO) is very important in today’s business environment. It is a sophisticated way for businesses and professionals to achieve more website traffic and branding.

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This is an article written by Kari Dephillps of TheNetworkJournal.com who wrote 5 ways SEO can increase your client base. Below are just a couple of tips.

1.) Increase your company’s branding

Face it…the easiest way for clients to find you is to know you. Building your company’s branding is one of the most important things you can do to start building your client base and getting your name out there. When used effectively, SEO can bring your company’s name up in many of the top searches, which leads to a lot of exposure for your company. “Most business owners think that they should just build a Web site and that’s it. However, it’s only the beginning,” says LaVon Lewis, president and creative director of Pencilworx Design Group, L.L.C. in Atlanta, Georgia. “The web has evolved and with that evolution studies show that over 60% of individuals search first for a company on the Internet before a phone book or any traditional media. It is very important to have a broad SEO strategy that increases your Web presence, connects with new clients and accomplishes all brand awareness objectives,” he says.

2.) Get to the top

By targeting the right keywords and phrases, entrepreneurs can use SEO to take their small businesses all the way to the top of the search engine rankings. The result? More potential clients will find your company, and you’ll be perceived as more credible than all of the competing businesses that rank below you.

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How To Use Facebook Places To Get Your Business Started

Friday, September 3rd, 2010

Posted By: Andy Willoughby

Facebook recently launched a new location-based feature. This means that you can let others know where you are, what you are doing and even what you think of the place you’re visiting. This is okay for your business as Facebook continues to show us opportunities to connect with more companies via the Internet. Your customers are most likely already on Facebook and by adding this feature you become more accessible to them, which in the end, can mean a better return for you and your business.

This is an article written by David Griner from the associatedcontent.com, who stated, “Facebook has 133 million users in the U.S. and 500 million worldwide. When you compare that to Foursquare’s 2 million user base, I think it’s safe to say that checking in just became a phenomenally bigger deal. Before you start setting up an official Place for your business, try it out as a user first. As I mentioned before, you’ll need an iPhone with the free, official Facebook app. Don’t have an iPhone? Borrow one from a friend next time you’re out and about.

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25 Social Media Sites for Entrepreneurs

Wednesday, August 25th, 2010

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Posted By: Andy Willoughby

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Social media is extremely important in today’s business world  especially if your an entrepreneur or aspiring to become one. Social media is used for networking, getting your business name out there for the public to search and therefor become familiar with.  According to www.entrepreneur.venturebeat.com there are 25 social media sites that are ranked as being most helpful for entrepreneurs.

A few of the most popular social media sites include: Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn.

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Andy Willoughby’s 3 Step Plan Business System Allows Members to Work From Home

Monday, August 2nd, 2010

Entrepreneur Andy Willoughby’s 3 Step Plan has allowed many people to start and manage home businesses. Many of Willoughby’s members expressed gratitude for the 3 Step Plan and reviewed how it offered them the chance to work around their personal schedules from home.

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Janelle Duncan, 3 Step Plan member, said that she loves working with Andy Willoughby’s 3 Step Plan for several reasons. “It is a great networking tool. I did not have to hunt down my friends, family and neighbors to build my business. Thanks to the 3 Step Plan, I have built a successful business, I have enthusiasm about my business and am confident in what I am doing,” said Duncan.

Ellie Jones said that she has been with the 3 Step Plan for more than six years. “It is a very simple system that puts members in touch with others who know that they want a home-based business. For those who decide that this is the business system for them, it will help them both professionally and financially,” said Jones.

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More small businesses use Twitter, Facebook to promote versus traditional advertising

Wednesday, July 28th, 2010

Posted By: Andy Willoughby

Here is an article from the USA Today about the growing use of social media among small businesses. More of them are choosing to utilize social media at the expense of traditional forms of advertising. Small businesses view it as an easy way to maintain contact with current customers while reaching out to new ones.

A new study by MerchantCircle found that more than half of nearly 10,000 respondents nationwide said they plan to create or maintain a social networking presence in the next three months. This number is the highest since the survey began a year ago and is up from 41% in the first three months this year.

More small businesses use Twitter, Facebook to promote

SAN FRANCISCO — A surge in social-media use by small businesses reflects a shift in how they operate and their comfort with increasingly easy-to-use technology.

In growing numbers, small-business owners are adopting social-networking services, location-based services, Twitter and online video to promote products and services, according to a new study by MerchantCircle, a social network for small businesses. It polled a fraction of its more than 1.3 million members.

The survey results are the strongest evidence yet that small businesses — which account for more than 90% of all U.S. companies and fuel the economy — are accelerating their use of social media at the expense of traditional media such as newspapers, the Yellow Pages and radio. Even e-mail messages have taken a beating.

Businesses with fewer than five employees “see Facebook and others as a way to reach targeted consumers” while saving marketing expenditures during a rough economy, says Darren Waddell, vice president of marketing at MerchantCircle.

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