Archive for January, 2011
Updates to LocalBizBits
Hey everyone, just a couple of updates I have done to the site. -I have added a new page to include my Quora feed on local search topics that I am following. Quora is a Q&A site where you can find out what other think or are thinking about any topic. I have only been [...]
Is Your Business Website Optimized for Local Search?
As I reported in an earlier post, Google have rolled out tags and Boost, enabling small businesses to secure a presence in local search provided they pay monthly advertising fees. Yet, rightly or wrongly, everyone agrees that organic search results are still the best place to appear. Besides, ranking well in the organic results costs [...]
TXTio.com Mobile Text Marketing for Local Business
Target Local Customers with TXTio.com Mobile Text Marketing My good friend Eugene Belenky, has let me know that he is launching a new service to help small business market to local customers. It is called TXTio.com. Another good friend, Andrew Shotland commented on TXTio a little while back and I too was able to try [...]
Local Search In 2011
We have already covered the predictions in many of the other areas of online marketing, what about local search? Here are the articles I think are worth your time. Local Discovery’ Rising in 2011 – “But now that Google has come to dominate “local search” we can expect to see many sites and publishers repositioning [...]
Predictionmania 2011
As we begin a new year, predictions on every and any subject are very common. Over the last few weeks, there have been a lot of predictions posted on various online marketing areas. I have been keeping a list of the ones that I thought relevant. Since there are so many, I have not been [...]
Small Business Advice for 2011
As we begin 2011, there are many predictions being bantered about. (Do not worry I will be writing about all of the predictions in the next few days). But for the small business owner, trying to get online, what do they need to do? I have come across a few articles that I thought provided [...]
