46 Ways to Drive Traffic to Your Website
Contributed by: Mark Gottlieb, a marketing professional who blogs at: Mark the Marketer. Back in the 1990s, promoting your company website was relatively easy. You simply placed ‘meta tags’ on the top of your home page and submitted the page to free search engines or directories. With literally hundreds of millions of websites on the internet today and the quantity continuing to grow at a rapid rate, it is crucial to come up with proven and innovative ways to drive traffic to your company website on a continuous basis. I have listed 46 that come to mind. The growing importance of website marketing for maximizing ...
The Power of Gratitude
Contributed by: Ed Gandia, co-founder of TheWealthyFreelancer.com and co-author of The Wealthy Freelancer (Alpha Books) I caught up with a good friend recently. He's someone I used to work with back when I was in sales. When I asked him how things were going (he still works with the same company), he wasn't too cheerful. "I'm miserable," he said. "As a company, we no longer take great care of our customers. And I'm no longer empowered to fix customer problems, which makes it extremely difficult when you're working hard to build customer loyalty." I feel for him. Yet it's these types of stories that remind ...
Incorporating your Business 101
Contributed by: Nellie Akalp, CEO and Founder of CorpNet.com. Yes, I know. The majority (if not all) of you did not start a business because you love tax law and legal fine print. And in the flurry of supporting your current customers, working to add to your client base, taking care of your home and family, and finding some down time for yourself (remember down time?), it's all too easy to put off the question of incorporating your business. But as a business owner, the day will come when you inevitably will have to address the legal aspects of your business – and ...
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46 Ways to Drive Traffic to Your Website
According to Mark Gottlieb, a marketing professional and blogger, promoting your company website is getting tougher every day. In the 1990s, it was relatively easy – you simply placed ‘meta tags’ on the top of your home page and submitted the page to free search engines or directories. But today with literally hundreds of millions of websites on the internet and the quantity growing every day, driving traffic to your company website is tough stuff! Read on for 46 great ideas from Mark.
The Power of Gratitude
According to Ed Gandia, co-founder of TheWealthyFreelancer.com and co-author of The Wealthy Freelancer, the more thankful he is, the more great things he seems to attract. Read on to see how adding “gratitude” to your daily to do list can transform your business.
Incorporating your Business 101
While it’s true that the majority of us did not start a business because we love tax law and legal fine print – it’s still important for each one of us to take a moment to ponder the important question of incorporating our businesses. In this post, Nellie Akalp, CEO and Founder of CorpNet.com, walks us through the pros and cons of incorporating and sheds some light on the structures available. Read on to learn more.
