Followup Is As Important As Follow-through

I've been in business over thirty years and have never experienced more lack of followup by vendors then I am now.  One would think that in such a competitive environment, given reduced sales and the growing pool of new startups, businesses would be dotting their I's and crossing their T's. I can only assume those businesses who have and are weathering the 'recession' storm, are those who are customer centric, focusing their time and effort on retaining the customers they have versus winning new customers.

Customers don't expect to get free products and services, hear bells ring when they walk in the door, or lunch on their birthday. Most customers would be happy enough that we remembered their name, what their shopping preferences are, for us to take a genuine interest in solving their problems or meeting their needs. They want to feel secure that we honor our refund policy with no fight or delay. They want services to be delivered in a timely manner with attention to quality and being made to feel like their input is important. They want to be treated like a valued customer, nothing more, nothing less.

And yet, so many are dropping the ball. I used to question why the business failure rate was so high. I don't anymore.

SEO FOR WORDPRESS

How SEOPressor Can Save Your Optimization Time Immensely

SEOPressor is a tool that is used by people all over the world for their on-page optimization needs. Simply put, this is a program that can definitely elevate the standard of your website, in the manner that it helps your website reach out on the Internet. The simple logic here is that if your website can reach out to more people, it will have more business, and that’s exactly what SEOPressor helps you achieve. As you get even the top position on Google within your niche—which is something that SEOPressor has achieved time and again—it becomes very a given that your business prospects are only going to improve.

The one fact is—you are going to optimize your website in some way or the other, with or without a software application. But if you are planning to do things manually, the big drawback is that you won’t get the time to pursue your main business itself. SEO is a highly time-consuming activity, and you will find yourself wasting a great deal of time in blogging, marketing with articles, submitting to directories, sending emails to other webmasters for sharing links with them and so on.

Naturally, these things are going to take a lot of your time. Now just think—if you would just delegate all this work to a tool like SEOPressor, won’t you be saving some immense amount of time? Time that you could better use in increasing your business?

Probably it is this thought that is making a lot of people invest in SEOPressor today. The following are some time-consuming things that SEOPressor can do for webmasters:-

1.    It finds out the hottest keywords on the Internet and tells you how you can use them. It keeps monitoring the keywords and continuously makes suggestions. It also tells you what density you should use the keyword in and what special formatting you need to keep it. All these things could be very time-consuming if done manually.

2.    The program also looks at the tags you have used and makes suggestions on how to improve prospects. It makes suggestions on which tagging formats should be used—H1, H2 or H3—and carries it out by itself.

3.    If you run a blog, SEOPressor will look at your individual posts and suggest changes if anything is wrong. It also tells you the value of each of your existing posts.

So, it is not just about optimizing your on-page needs but it is also about actually suggesting changes. The program is quite faithful to you; like an obedient animal it will do your bidding and improve the chances of your website on the Internet.

Internet Marketing for Small Business

As a business owner, are you finding it more difficult to get premium Internet visibility? You are with good company. Unless you are paying SEO companies top dollar to optimize your website regularly, and I mean weekly, your website ranking will suffer. That is unless your Alexa. No doubt they have no problem attracting visitors who are trying to find out where they rank on the Internet !

With over a trillion websites on the World Wide Web, we are fighting for position like we knew we would some day. Competition has become fierce in certain markets therefore business owners have had to create new ways to differentiate their company, products and services. Then, out of the blue it seems, Social Media hits the scene and adds a whole new element to the fire. Not only do we need to optimize our website and our blogs, but now we have our facebook fan page, our twitter accounts, article marketing, blah, blah, blah. Is it ever going to end?

The small business owner is worried. Very worried. Their concern, and rightfully so, is how to compete with the corporations dollar for dollar on advertising? Its not possible they think. Well, it wasn't possible until fairly recently.

A new kind of advertising company emerged a couple of years ago under the unfortunate title of network marketing company. LocalAdLink was one of the first that appeared in the market back in 2008. They couldn't shake the stigma it seems of what was viewed as the MLM way of business and sold their advertising division to another called, Zurvita. In the meantime, other companies surfaced and have picked up momentum in this arena. AdzZoo seems to be successful in both recruiting and selling and have solid financial backing. But the good news is, their products allow small businesses to appear on the front page of Google, getting top exposure for very little money.

Adlink products make even more sense when you think about how people shop. Shoppers have learned over the years, the quickest way to find what they want is to click on local sponsored adlinks. Everyone realizes that organic website listing (the main list of all websites in center of page) could be from anywhere in the world. So why waste their time? There is no doubt that SEO fees will start to decrease with an increase in automated tools and more competition. There is also no doubt that more advertising programs will enter the space giving the small business a better chance of premium advertising and exposure. And finally, there is also no doubt that the number of websites will increase exponentially in the coming years. Maybe, just maybe, a genius will think of a way to restructure the Internet so scalability is no longer an issue, but probably not in my lifetime.

Here is a video of an interview with AdzZoo back in 2009 I believe.