Just like your body, your website is a reflection of what you put into it: crap in, crap out. And then there’s the other side of the coin: fill yourself up with too much of the good stuff and you still get fat, not fit.
So Erika – where’s the happy medium?
Last week I admitted that I’m Google’s bitch and this week, I’m going to give my speech to all you inner-city disadvantaged bloggers out there about being a Wordpress whore.
Here’s the truth folks: Google beats me and I like it. I also occasionally take some fair swatting from Yahoo! and MSN, less often from Alta Vista (but their spankings feel super niiiiiiice). Frankly, now that I think of it, I make a living out of spending my 8-to-5 bent over on some desk or another. And it’s all for my clients’ benefit.
We often find ourselves surrounded in both business and life by those who actively choose to be passive. Who allow life or their business to run THEM instead of the other way around.
Bottom line is, when you start treating online dating more like a business than a scratch-off lottery ticket from a 7-11, I think you’re going to be a lot more satisfied with the results.
What’s the happs in social media this week? Lots of great reading inside.
A mashup of the weeks’ latest and greatest in the social mediasphere from RedheadWriting.com.
Your web copy is good enough. You don’t need SEO copywriting. Hell – you don’t even really need SEO services, period.
You, you, you…
Guess what folks – it ain’t about YOU.
Always wanting to pass on excellent information on SEO tips (and acknowledging that it’s not always my own bright idea), here’s a great reiteration of Matt Cutts’ “Gadgets, Google, and SEO” blog.
Though I strive to expand my horizons every day, I’m not an idiot when it comes to SEO and the value my clients place on website copy that will help them drive traffic.
Today’s the day where I open-up my treasure trove and share with you a few tools that anyone can use to get a glimpse of the power and method behind the madness when it comes to SEO.
