Archive for December, 2010

It’s that time of year again. SEO bloggers are either looking back at their predictions for 2010 and seeing how right (or wrong) they were, or making entirely new predictions for 2011 — possibly because they were so wrong last year that it wasn’t worth looking back? I want to focus on just one prediction for [...]

SEM Valet is working closely with Main Virtual Office to build their customer base from the ground-up. Our expertise in paid search combined with their efforts in SEO and conversion paths is laying foundations for a great partnership.

It’s all about Google in search today. They have the market share. They have control of the press (can you think of a day in a recent memory that Google wasn’t in the news?). They have the innovation. They have some of the smartest minds in the world, although that trend is shifting of late. Ignoring Google [...]

We are thrilled to partner with Bump Networks. Bump is a web design agency based out of Maui in Hawai. It leads the charge to bring dramatic improvements to its clients’ marketing efforts, and also how they do business. Bump is an established agency in the U.S and we are proud to be working with such a thought leader.

Feeling a little overwhelmed this holiday season? Between work, family, avoiding sick co-workers and shopping for gifts, you’ll be glad to know that you can also effectively schedule in some time for social media. Great. More stuff to add to your list! Always start with an objective in mind. Don’t have one? Here’s a list for some [...]

Arguably, social media marketing for B2B companies is one of the most difficult campaigns to run. On the surface it seems there are more successful B2C social media examples than B2B, but online seems to be where it’s at if you’re looking to market to those B2B decision makers. Nearly 85 percent of B2B decision [...]

Looking for the Wikileaks website? Having lost one domain, and having its second site going down temporarily, it’s a challenge, even for the search engines. Where’s Wikileaks? Yesterday, I wrote about how Google was still listing the old address for Wikileaks — wikileaks.org — in a search for wikileaks: Where’s Wikileaks? Yesterday, I wrote about how Google was [...]