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New Review Services with Mobile SEO
Have you ever gotten an email from someone asking you to rate their services? We will be providing that service soon. This means, if you have a contact list of your customers, we can send review requests to everyone on the list.
Reviews are very important to small business and their online reputation. This is how your customers shop now. Asking, and getting reviews, can help your business rank higher on the local directories like Google and Bing. Reviews will automatically get emailed to you and you (or I) will have a chance to respond to them.
Any client who is on the Local SEO (search engine optimization) service with us will have this service at no additional cost. AND You still get the same local SEO services as well - adding your company information to over 50 websites such as Yelp, Yellowpages, Bing and Google.
Having all the information consistent (Name, Address, Phone - NAPS) allows your website to be more authorative and rank higher on search engines like Google. This is very imporant for website visbility.
If you are interested in our local SEO services, let me know. This service starts at only $150 per month.
Holiday Hours
Just a reminder, if I am providing the local listing services for you, let me know your holiday hours and I'll update them accross all networks!
AND we would like to wish you all a Happy Thanksgiving!
Managing Your Online Reputation
Speaking of reviews and your online reputation, I have a book on Amazon called Managing Your Online Reputation: Owning and Controlling your Brand.
Facebook #Hashtags
#Hashtags can be confusing. Here are 4 Ways Marketers Can Use #Facebook Hashtags
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COMPUTER VIRUSES have become the subject of a lot of worry in today's technology world - outlets around the world report on news of various malware attacks compromising individuals in the millions, while experts scramble to keep up with the latest developments from hacker communities.
However, how did the "computer virus" as we know it come to be?
