Dining at a restaurant is a very social experience. This is one of the reasons why restaurant marketing translates so well across Social Media. As Twitter is the most social of these platforms we’ve put together a list of 5 top tips you can easily incorporate into time spent on Twitter to aid your restaurant marketing efforts.
A common problem that we encounter time and time again is that many small business owners don’t understand SEO and what it’s meant to achieve. Some think it’s one off and some think it’s pointless. And let’s be honest, not all SEO’s make it the easiest thing to understand (us included!)
The vast majority know that SEO is something they should be doing, mainly because they’ve heard about it from unsolicited emails, the marketing guru they met at a networking event or from one of the many business publications they get through the letter box.
Sadly, knowing you should be doing something, doesn’t immediately translate to knowing why you should be doing something. So with that in mind, let’s take a look at some of the problems associated with Small Business SEO and what can be done about them to make the process who lot smoother for everyone involved.
It’s safe to say that as far as mistrust goes within an industry, then the SEO one must rank pretty highly. The amount of horror stories we hear are constantly on the up “my old SEO company were on a retainer and said that if I left them all my rankings would drop”, “I never really saw what they did, they told me that disclosing their methods could mean competitors overtake me”., “I got a monthly report with a big long list of articles they’d submitted to various sites”
I appreciate that most people reading this post would be more inclined to see an article relating to ‘what makes a good SEO firm’ rather than this opposite take on the situation, but I feel it is pretty important to highlight the impact that a good relationship between online marketer and client can have on the success of the SEO campaign. Here are a few of the traits we here at breaktheseal love to see in the clients we work with.
Firefox is the most popular choice of browser going these days and thats mainly due to the large number of add ons and extensions that can extend its core functionality above and beyond. Whether you’re just a regular browser, an SEO, or a web developer there’s definitely something out there that can make things that little easier.
The team at Breaktheseal like to keep things simple. So let’s cut to the chase, here are our top 5 Twitter tools you can use to be that little bit more proactive whilst you’re on it.
Whether you’re a start-up or an established business, it goes without saying that the vast majority of modern businesses are fully dependent on their IT systems and when their computers, servers or networks shut down, business operations can grind to a halt.
In our last Google Local blog post Will Google Places Search Integration Effect Organic SEO? we looked at the possible impact that the new style Google result listings for local search would have on organic rankings. Lets take a look into how things have developed and what you can do to boost your Places page.
Once considered completely separate entities, Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) and Social Media Optimisation (SMO) are now very much intertwined. With SEO focusing on Search Engine rankings and Social Media platforms geared towards public conversation, these can be leveraged together to generate all round business benefits. For starters, let’s look at what they have in common.
Alot happened in 2010 in the world of SEO, and there’s already been quite a few changes in 2011, so what can we expect for the remainder? Here’s our little breakdown based on what’s happened so far, our gut feeling, patterns we’ve found from testing and information gathered from all the great SEO’s out there who run some pretty awesome blogs.
What makes for a good SEO client?
I appreciate that most people reading this post would...
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What makes for a good SEO client?
I appreciate that most people reading this post would...
Google Preview Tool
Here’s a nifty little tool for previewing what your...
