Internet Marketing Strategist and Drupal Junkie
If you're going to hire a plumber, do you really care whether or not they create great linkbait? Of course not. If you search for "plumbers in kansas city," you want a good plumber in Kansas City,...
The goal of the Internet is to help people find what they want when they want it. The ideal internet provides the best content for a given need regardless of backlinks, popularity or marketing budget...
When ever we (you and me buddy) are talking about indexing and ranking I think it's important to think of your website in chunks or sections. If you have a blog you have category pages, top level...
It would be easy to get mad when reading posts about how "SEO is Dead." Especially when the person writing it wrote the same thing 3 years ago. The good is thing is that SEOs win either way. Either...
I googled around a bit to see if this topic had been covered, but didn't seen anything. Anyway, the concept can be summed up as using social variables in a conversion rate optimization test to...
"Build a better mousetrap, and the world will beat a path to your door." - Ralph Waldo Emerson
In marketing academia this quote is often used to illustrate "the earth is flat" era of marketing back...
The pricing element is one of the most interesting elements of the marketing mix when viewed through the lens of social media. New technology and social media are forcing us to reexamine what "price...
All competitive verticals that offer good ROI have those monster websites with thousands of backlinks that seem to rank for everything. If you are short on resources it may seem like a good idea to...
I think The most important thing I learned about marketing while in the entrepreneurship program at Wichita State University was differentiation. It was constantly pounded into our heads and now I'...
For two years I have been converting people over to Drupal, and few have regretted it. Now there is a new Drupal organization in Kansas City that helps people learn about Drupal, networking with...
