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Link Building Due-Diligence: The Guest Blogging Checklist

The Penguin update landed and the SERPs got flipped upside down - I’ve not got all the answers yet (nobody has) and this post certainly isn’t going to be a “how to recover from Pengu... [Continue Reading]

Posted 1 May 2012 @ 5:39 PM, in link building, due diligence, guest blogging, guest blogging checklist, by James Agate. 1 Comment.

Bringing Your E-Commerce Site to International Markets

Breaking into international marketing as an e-commerce vendor might seem intimidating, but in reality it’s a wonderful marketing opportunity for anyone willing to engage in regionalization and q... [Continue Reading]

Posted 18 April 2012 @ 5:14 PM, in ecommerce, international ecommerce, international etail, etail, by Neil Jones. No Comments.

Social Media Optimization Tracking Tool – QuickTagger

Ever wanted to track your traffic from your social media websites? Social media is probably the source of a large percentage of your website's traffic. Oddly enough, there aren't many tools... [Continue Reading]

Posted 17 April 2012 @ 4:23 PM, in url tagging, social media tracking, web tools, by Juliana Reed. No Comments.

How You Can Dominate Your Local Market with Local SEO

Every business — from the local florist shop to the best divorce lawyers in New York — need to practice local SEO in order to stay competitive online. Why Local SEO is Ideal For instance... [Continue Reading]

Posted 17 April 2012 @ 3:31 PM, in local seo, local search, local search marketing, by Stephanie. No Comments.

The Changes to Google Analytics

Protecting user privacy is at the heart of many businesses on the internet. As of February, Google is taking steps to protect the privacy of users by splitting search queries into two camps. The chang... [Continue Reading]

Posted 12 April 2012 @ 2:01 PM, in google analytics, web analytics, analytics, google analytics changes, by Andrew Handley. No Comments.

How to Protect Your Reputation Online

Working hard to develop a decent and credible reputation has always been at the top of our list of priorities, right? Displaying a strong and powerful online identity is a key objective when laying ou... [Continue Reading]

Posted 10 April 2012 @ 5:28 PM, in reputation management, online reputation management, business reputation, by Veribo Team. No Comments.

Why You Should Avoid "Create Your Own Website" Services

There are plenty of businesses that offer free tools or low cost services that allow you to create your own website. However, using these services to create a site for your business is rarely a good i... [Continue Reading]

Posted 6 April 2012 @ 3:50 PM, in sitebuilders, create your own site, build your own site, website diy services, diy site builders, website builders, by John Swaffield. 1 Comment.

Crucial Tips To Design An E-Commerce Website

A website for e-commerce can be either asymmetrical or symmetrical but the important point is that it should be strong in promoting its product and services. The website should 'shout out' t... [Continue Reading]

Posted 23 March 2012 @ 12:03 PM, in ecommerce, ecommerce tips, ecommerce design, ecommerce website design, website design, ecommerce navigation, by Divya Rawat. 1 Comment.

Open Source Shopping Carts – What to Look Out For

Though open source software has been mostly associated with web applications, operating systems and multimedia functions, it is also being increasingly used in e-commerce. This post offers some insigh... [Continue Reading]

Posted 28 February 2012 @ 2:44 PM, in ecommerce, shopping cart solutions, shopping carts, opensource ecommerce, by Charles Mburugu. No Comments.

Blogging Etiquette Rules To Improve Bounce Rate

Internet users are notorious for their short attention spans, so as a blog owner, you need to grab their attention within the first few seconds. Blog readers are not very forgiving when a site owner b... [Continue Reading]

Posted 22 February 2012 @ 4:16 PM, in blogging, blogging etiquette, bounce rate, blog bounce rate, by Maria Abugan. No Comments.

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