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When launching a new product, it’s important to understand your business’s unique SEO needs, hire the right consultant, and communicate effectively to achieve the best possible business results

Link building is one of the first steps in improving new sites traffic, so if you’ve just started out, here are some initial ideas to get your site working.

One of the most common things I hear from small business owners is that they lack the skills and/or funds to improve their websites. In truth, they’ve just assumed both of those things are hurdles without looking into it fully.

Many people think that all it takes is a little SEO magic and their site will appear at the top of the SERPs (Search Engine Ranking Positions). Unfortunately this is not the case and SEO is an on-going process for most businesses.

Some businesses seem to think SEO is an optional part of operating online – which it completely is – assuming you also think being found by potential clients online is also an optional part of your business.

Search engine optimisation (SEO) is a really hot topic at the moment. In fact, even in the midst of a social media generation focussed on Facebook, Twitter et al, businesses still realise that search, and being found on Google, is of paramount importance in terms of succeeding and performing online.

In this article, I’ll dive into my own interpretation of what each means and show how they’re very different. The biggest difference between the two is WHERE they happen, not so much how. However, do keep in mind that you really can get all of these tasks done without knowing the terms. The most important aspect is to know what should be done first, so I’ll go into the order of importance as well.

I was inspired by the question: “What are the best free resources for a startup?” to organize a list of free resources for small businesses. Here’s the list broken up by category…

Selling on the Internet is an ideal situation; I mean, all those potential shoppers searching in cyber-shopper heaven, and you don’t need to lift a finger. You’re happy with your glass…

This short guide to domain names looks at some of the things that may influence your choice of domain name for your business website…