Retailers in Australia Invest in Technology in Order to Increase Sales

Published on February 23, 2012 in Website Design. 0 Comments

SEO Perth Company Oracle Digital unveils its products and services to help local businesses compete in the international scene.

Perth, Western Australia (PRWEB) February 23, 2012

Oracle Digital, Australia’s leading SEO Company in Perth, have intensified their efforts to improve on its SEO and web-related services for its current and prospective clients. This is in line with the indispensability of the internet as a business platform in order to gain more sales.

Many purchasers are now buying from international retailers, strategising with the new buying power that has been brought about by the stronger dollar and easy access brought about by the internet. Elena Wise, Acting Managing Director of PayPal Australia said, “With the continued strength of the Australian dollar, international competition is set to intensify into 2012.”

Because of this seeming international competition between retail stores, many local retailers have now decided to sanction with the latest technology and e-commerce solutions in order to attract both local and international consumers, and gain more profits in the process.

Today, retailers are using easily accessible internet tools such as social media in order to improve their customer service efforts and form a more lasting relationship with customers. This is in connection with the industry’s standard of engaging more with customers in order to gain additional repeat sales and customer retention.

This fact is attested to by Mark Doro, the general manager of Myer’s IT operations division, one of the most popular retail companies in Australia. According to him, technology has made customer service more doable and earning sales a lot easier – all thanks to the far reach of the World Wide Web. Mr. Doro further says, “This has enabled the company to reduce transaction times at POS, improve target marketing to consumers, provide more immediate and accurate information regarding stock on hand in any of its stores, as well as increase security in store for staff and customers,” said Doro.

James Corby, head of Oracle Digital, Australia’s top Digital Marketing Company, agrees with the said importance of a reliable customer service and the probable success that the internet can offer. Mr. Corby says, “Our customers need and demand transparency, so with the introduction of our new support desk, that is exactly what they will receive. We are totally inspired to deliver what we consider the fastest and best customer experience that any tech customer will experience in Australia.” And when asked as to how the virtual world can actually help local businesses, Mr. Corby goes on to say, “Smaller businesses have to embrace the online realm, if you ignore it, you will be left behind.”

Currently, internet strategies such as digital marketing, merchandising, social media marketing and other web procedures have provided local retail stores with the arsenal to ensure more sales and to engage in better customer service. One just needs to find out which company will be able to deliver optimal performance.

Indeed, with the never ending reach of the World Wide Web, local retail stores can easily connect with customers more, and gain more profits despite stiff competition from international companies. This is in line with the fact that the internet has erased all boundaries – and this includes the business sector.

Oracle Digital is the top Web Marketing Company in Australia. If you want to know more about them and the services that they can offer, you can contact them at 1300 899 851.

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Oracle Digital
1300 899 851
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Article source: http://news.yahoo.com/retailers-australia-invest-technology-order-increase-sales-010225357.html

Launch Announcement: BtoB Issues 'State of B2B SEO and PPC Practices' Report

Published on February 22, 2012 in Website Design. 0 Comments

NEW YORK, NY–(Marketwire -02/22/12)- Online search is central to b-to-b marketing, but there’s a significant variance in how marketers view the different search channels available to them, and some distinctive opportunities left on the lead-generation table, as detailed in a new BtoB study.

According to BtoB’s “Search Marketing: The State of B2B SEO and PPC Practices,” three-fourths of marketers say they are at least moderately involved in Search Engine Optimization, to help assure that their landing pages appear high on search query pages, but only 44% have ventured that far into paid search, which many view as an essential and complementary marketing opportunity. Other issues addressed include the following:

* What are the opportunities for best practices in b-to-b SEO and PPC search marketing? * When do desktop search practices differ from mobile search queries and results? * Why is there slow adoption of mobile search marketing? * Where can you find the most effective search tactics? * How are marketing budgets being earmarked for both organic and paid search efforts?

“This report is designed to provide senior-level marketers with a thorough overview of the current state of search marketing, and insights into trends to watch going forward,” said Bob Felsenthal, VP and publisher of BtoB, Media Business, and BtoBOnline.com.

For information about obtaining the complete research findings, go to www.btobonline.com/section/researchreports8.

About BtoB BtoB, the magazine and online media authority for marketing strategists, delivers timely editorial on all disciplines of business-to-business marketing. Published and produced by Crain Communications Inc, BtoB provides more than 90,000 subscribers with the information and analysis they need to develop a winning integrated marketing strategy for their companies.

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Article source: http://finance.yahoo.com/news/launch-announcement-btob-issues-state-171000409.html

5 Critical B2B SEO Initiatives, In Addition To Developing A Google+ Page For …

Published on February 22, 2012 in Website Design. 0 Comments

Google+ Pages have sparked a lot of discussion in B2B marketing circles. The ability to add multiple management functionality, site verification, and easy to integrate Google+ badges have leadership teams asking whether this truly is the next social media platform B2B marketers must focus upon.

However, all of the recent hype and scrambling to start marketing on Google+ should not come at the expense of equally critical B2B search engine marketing responsibilities. Balance short and long-term B2B initiatives carefully.

While we’re certainly jumping into Google+ Pages for Business and building our base of knowledge on this social network, here are five indirectly related but completely separate B2B SEO initiatives to remain in focus with, as 2012 rolls along.

Benchmark Not-Provided Keyword Referral Metrics

In my opinion, the biggest short term impact of Google+ Pages, for B2B marketers, will be the potential for rapidly increasing percentages of blocked keyword data, as encrypted search becomes more prevalent.

Here is a snapshot of the average percentages for “not provided” search traffic in our client base, spread out over the first five weeks of launch, and then the full months of December and January.

Not Provided Search Metrics

This not only impacts web traffic reports, but will make retargeting and marketing automation analysis more complicated (by not providing specific keyword metrics).

B2B marketers need to set appropriate benchmarks now and ongoing, specifically calculating trends in branded, non-branded, and not provided keyword information. Here are some resources and recommendations for establishing these benchmarks.

Nurture Your Best Third Party Referral Sources

The best links send traffic, leads, and also have a positive impact on SEO strategy. Evaluate third party referral reports to identify the communities, social networks, and publishers that send traffic and quality visitors.

  • Know the people behind your best inbound links

Document referral sources and make attempts to secure contact information from these sources, for further link development and potential business opportunities as well.

Commercial solutions like RavenTools provide a nice interface for documenting contact information from link sources, but spreadsheets can also be a nice, free alternative.

Screenshot of RavenTools Link Contact Information
RavenTools Link Contact Information

Quality Content Marketing Works, Regardless of Social Networking Platform

Content development becomes too complicated when marketers focus on how to satisfy requirements for specific, individual platforms.

Instead, focus on creating quality content marketing assets for any user within appropriate target markets and make sure to make these assets as “share friendly” as possible, regardless of platform.

Share-friendly content marketing techniques to consider:

  • Social sharing buttons from popular social media platforms
  • Multiple widths and downloadable information to fit various site dimensions more easily
  • HTML code for embedding images, graphics, and media files
  • Shorter, more memorable web addresses

Create More Permanent Communication Strategies With Site Visitors

Even though social networks like Google+ provide new opportunities for communicating to target audiences, don’t forget to attempt to ascertain more in-depth contact information once they get on the company website as well.

Conversion metrics should range from initial lead nurturing efforts to more in-depth sales-ready lead opportunities. At all times, make an attempt to collect email address information, name, and potentially ongoing communication preferences.

  • Also, build professional networks, within and outside of Google+ Page management.

The element of social media I find most attractive is the ability to network with other professionals in the industry. While Google+ provides another opportunity to bridge these connections, don’t sacrifice successes already made in other social networks just to jump on a new bandwagon.

Benchmark Your Customers’ Interest in Mobile

As I eluded to in a column at the end of last year, don’t forget mobile. While your customers may not be directly asking for it, the pace of Internet use via mobile device simply cannot be ignored.

My recommendation is to start querying your customer base on mobile device preferences, functionality, and what types of content they would like to see from your organization.

This can be done in “drip format” through newsletters, social media, and traditional surveys. Over time, you will have feedback from your audience to move forward in the right direction with your mobile strategy.

Final Thoughts

We are recommending and helping our clients develop Google+ Pages. While it certainly can be cumbersome juggling multiple profiles, platforms, and responsibilities, there seems to be much stronger likelihood that this social network becomes relevant. Google certainly has the resources and reach to support this social network and drive growth (even if their other social experiments have failed in the past).

But what if Google is making a major business mistake and B2B search marketers are getting taken along for the ride? Worse, what if we’re seeing the slow decline as a result of Google’s inability to adjust business models in time to catch the latest competition?

2012 could be a pivotal year for Google, in terms of audience development and influence. What will be key for B2B search engine marketers is to focus on growing their own organizations audience and networks, regardless of specific social networking platform, in an effort to tackle short and long term business objectives.

Opinions expressed in the article are those of the guest author and not necessarily Search Engine Land.

Related Topics: B2B Search Marketing

Article source: http://searchengineland.com/5-critical-b2b-seo-initiatives-in-addition-to-developing-a-google-page-for-business-111741

How to Choose a SEO Company: Ignore Top SEO Lists

Published on February 22, 2012 in Website Design. 0 Comments

Lisa Barone


Finding a SEO company can be hard work! The process of hiring a SEO vendor or consultant in a sea of spam and fake merits has to be exhausting and who has money to gamble with? The SEO industry as a whole doesn’t make it any easier by perpetuating a very real reputation management problem through pay-to-play “Best SEO Company” lists. This post is a word of warning with actionable steps on how to choose a SEO company that’s right for you and builds a long-term, trusting relationship.

Before we get to the actionable stuff, I have three reasons for writing this today:

  1. Outspoken Media recently went through a SEO audit RFP process in which one of the other vendors was a “Top 20 SEO.” We didn’t consider the other firm a direct competitor, so this was intriguing to say the least. What they did have was a badge on their homepage that proudly stated they were a TopSEO! In this situation, we weren’t a good fit for the client regardless of the badge, but the situation really bothered me. Rather than diving into a tirade on TopSEOs, I’ll let Aaron Wall explain why TopSEOs is a scam.

  2. Within a few days of that situation, Jill Whalen was solicited for inclusion in a paid list of the “top search engine marketing firms” from the International Business Times. Here’s the email she received:

    The IBTimes list of top SEO companies was just published here.

  3. The last nail in the writing of this post came from the Inc.com application process for their list of Top 500 Advertising and Marketing companies. To be considered, you manually apply here as long as you meet their minimum criteria:

    - at least $2 million in revenue in 2011 and
    - at least $100,000 in revenue in 2008.

    I don’t think Inc.com’s list has a shady set of criteria–they’re looking for established, sizable SEO companies. That’s great, but I only saw a couple recognizable SEO firms on the list, which tells me most of the companies we respect aren’t listed (even though they meet the criteria) and highly qualified individual SEO consultants are excluded due to size restrictions.

I decided to take a look at five top SEO company lists and compare them. The results were interesting:

Not a single SEO agency appeared on more than one list and I’ve never head of most of them. Now, this doesn’t mean those firms don’t provide great service, but I’ve been in this industry for seven years and own my own SEO company in which we’ve done extensive competitive research. I have to think that if these are the best SEO companies, I would recognize more of them.

What value do these lists provide when so many require paid inclusion or they are limited by the reach of their community and brand?

I personally see little to no value in these lists for someone who is trying to find a SEO agency with which to partner. Maybe I’m wrong and if you believe that I am, please tell me why in the comments.

The question remains–how to choose a SEO agency?

First, ignore the “TOP SEO, OMG I’M AWESOME, BECAUSE I PAID FOR THIS AND BELONG TO THIS COMMUNITY!” lists. The same goes for the banners on their sites, because we know those help convert customers regardless of merit or criteria. I hate to point out the obvious, but sometimes, we’re really stupid when it comes to the Internet and there is a generational and digital divide that puts certain researchers at an immediate disadvantage.

Second, look into more quantifiable and qualitative signals that can help you make a choice about the SEO company that is right for you. These might include things like:

  • Request case studies and contacts from like industries/site size to ensure they can handle your work
  • Testimonials (if these aren’t published, ask for them, it may simply be that the SEO company has NDAs that protect their clients — like Outspoken Media does!)
  • Talk to their current clients
  • Along the same lines, if they display client logos, call them
  • Google them and check out their online reputation
  • Look at how the site is written and identify warnings (e.g. big guarantees or language that sounds too good to be true)
  • Check the site’s own rankings, community engagement, backlink count and domain authority, etc.
  • Check industry visibility
  • Ask for their methods
  • Question their ethics for grey areas to see if they align with your needs
  • Question their tool set (Does it sound outdated? If it’s proprietary, do they keep the data if you leave? Can they report on what you need?)

For more guidance on how to choose a SEO company, Google also has warnings and questions to ask here. Rand Fishkin published some great tips on how to choose a vendor here. And, Stephan Spencer outlined the SEO RFP process here on Search Engine Land.

If you’re responsible for the RFP, remember:

  • Take advantage of the preliminary call to get a feel for the SEO company’s values and communication style. Does it work with yours?
  • And, always be honest with the agency prior to their work on a proposal. E.g., don’t hide your budget/needs, because time may be wasted if that’s a deal-breaker on either side.

In summary–SEO buyer beware. Do your due diligence when shopping around for an Internet marketing company and make sure the SEO you choose is going to be transparent about their methods and abilities. Happy shopping!

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Article source: http://www.businessinsider.com/how-to-choose-a-seo-company-ignore-top-seo-lists-2012-2

SEO companies -How to handle abnormal traffic to your client website?

Published on February 22, 2012 in Website Design. 0 Comments

How a SEO company can handle unexpected massive traffic to client sites

As a SEO company, you must have queries from your clients on  getting an unmanageable number of hits to  their site whenever a celebrity dies or a natural calamity takes place or an interesting political debate rages. At such times, your SEO service might be highly sought after for the latest news and updates on these subjects, though sometimes this could also be the cause of sites crashing just when the heat is on. (Recent eg: unfortunate death of Whitney) Of course, you can never be 100% prepared for such occurrences, but its well worth preparing for them. Here are some  tactics by which your client  can handle the  enormous volume of traffic
• Get a lightweight form of the site:A good SEO company will advice the client to have a light weight version of the existing website with essential information. Your lightweight site could be available in mobile and desktop users. The site could also have a lightweight form of your homepage, since people usually want to see this page first before moving on to the other pages of a site. If you post a picture on your site which goes viral, you could then make a lightweight version of that one page with a picture in low resolution which loads faster.
In order to make lightweight pages, remember to exclude all Flash images and instead put in some text in your site navigation and Chrome, and put the largest amount of content in HTML. Also, it’s preferable to use static HTML pages instead of dynamic ones because dynamic pages are more burdensome to servers. Besides, you can cache the static amount of output of your dynamic pages so as to lower your server load.

• Use the services of stable third-parties: You could also host a copy of your site with third parties that can cope up with the high volume of site traffic. Service providers like Google’s blogspot or content network from yahoo are designed to handle large volumes of traffic. On top of that these services come free of cost. So, as an SEO service to your clients, you could duplicate your client  site or pare down the original one and allow it to focus on information relevant to the surge in traffic—such as Google Sites or Blogger; or Google Docs to save documents, forms or presentations. Alternatively, you could also make use of a Content Delivery Network (CDN).

• Use small file formats: If the information on your site is downloadable, do your visitors a service by dividing large files into smaller ones whose file formats are lightweight. Bear in mind that if you cannot use text files, you can opt for PDFs taken from text content which is not just lighter in weight than PDFs along with images but are also easier for Google to decode and index entirely.

ʉۢ Tabulate data in CSV and XML formats: If you put out numerical data in tables, perhaps it would be a good idea to present it in CSV and XML formats. They are light weight files and enable external developers to utilize your data as external applications where data must reach out to the widest audience possible, as in the aftermath of a natural calamity. This could be a wonderful SEO service an SEO company can provide to a large online community. Google by itself recommends these solutions to sites which may get a surge in traffic unexpectedly. As a SEO service provider it is important to educate the client on such situations and suggesting the above tactics to avoid downtime of site due to excessive traffic



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Launch Announcement: BtoB Issues ‘State of B2B SEO and PPC Practices’ Report

Published on February 22, 2012 in Website Design. 0 Comments

NEW YORK, NY, Feb 22, 2012 (MARKETWIRE via COMTEX) –
Online search is central to b-to-b marketing, but there’s a
significant variance in how marketers view the different search
channels available to them, and some distinctive opportunities left
on the lead-generation table, as detailed in a new BtoB study.

According to BtoB’s “Search Marketing: The State of B2B SEO and PPC
Practices,” three-fourths of marketers say they are at least
moderately involved in Search Engine Optimization, to help assure
that their landing pages appear high on search query pages, but only
44% have ventured that far into paid search, which many view as an
essential and complementary marketing opportunity. Other issues
addressed include the following:

* What are the opportunities for best practices in b-to-b SEO and PPC
search marketing? * When do desktop search practices differ from
mobile search queries and results? * Why is there slow adoption of
mobile search marketing? * Where can you find the most effective
search tactics? * How are marketing budgets being earmarked for both
organic and paid search efforts?

“This report is designed to provide senior-level marketers with a
thorough overview of the current state of search marketing, and
insights into trends to watch going forward,” said Bob Felsenthal, VP
and publisher of BtoB, Media Business, and BtoBOnline.com.

For information about obtaining the complete research findings, go to

www.btobonline.com/section/researchreports8 .

About BtoB BtoB, the magazine and online media authority for
marketing strategists, delivers timely editorial on all disciplines
of business-to-business marketing. Published and produced by Crain
Communications Inc, BtoB provides more than 90,000 subscribers with
the information and analysis they need to develop a winning
integrated marketing strategy for their companies.

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The preceding is an American Business Media Editorial
Exclusive issued via Marketwire. Neither the ABM nor Marketwire are
responsible for the content of the preceding document.

Founded in 1906, American Business Media is the association of
business information providers, delivering business intelligence to
industry professionals worldwide, including Madison Avenue, Wall
Street and the Beltway. Its 300 plus member companies reach an
audience of more than 100 million professionals and represent nearly
6,000 print and online titles and over 1,000 trade shows, with well
over $26 billion in annual revenues.


        For more information, please contact:
        Michele Langer
        (212) 210-0197
        mlanger@crain.com

SOURCE: BtoB


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Article source: http://www.marketwatch.com/story/launch-announcement-btob-issues-state-of-b2b-seo-and-ppc-practices-report-2012-02-22

The Battle of Better Content: HTML5 vs. Flash

Published on February 22, 2012 in Website Design. 0 Comments

Although HTML5 is still being developed and continues to grow, it has already received support from Apple. In fact, the recent decline of the Flash platform is largely due to Apple’s favoritism of HTML5 on its mobile devices. Aside from the lack of support by Apple, there is another major drawback of Flash that is pertinent to SEO developers. Unlike HTML5, which is integrated into a page as regular HTML code and can be crawled and indexed, Flash files are not crawled and thusly provide very few benefits to an SEO campaign.

Today, there is a transitional period amongst developers. Flash is not yet extinct, however, Adobe has announced plans to discontinue the platform on mobile devices and televisions. HTML5 is functional, but it is has not yet reached its full potential. As HTML5 continues to evolve, it is likely to provide even more rich content compatibility while still offering SEO benefits. Developers looking to improve and enrich their content without sacrificing the optimization capabilities of their pages should consider making the move to HTML5 in their future endeavors.

Article source: http://www.ibtimes.com/articles/302932/20120222/seo-tips-strategies.htm

SEO is a thorn in the side of the majority of businesses

Published on February 22, 2012 in Website Design. 0 Comments

RapidAction SEO creates a new service to deliver pain-free and reliable SEO services with measurable results

Sydney, Australia (PRWEB) February 22, 2012

The good folks at RapidAction SEO think so. The company has just launched a range of “Done For You” SEO packages that cater for all needs and all budgets.

Why should small to medium businesses in particular outsource their SEO? “It’s not like making a mistake with website design,” Sean Kaye, RapidAction SEO Founder said on Monday. “If you mess up the colors of a website, there’s little harm done, and you can quickly go back to change it.

SEO is different. Unless you’re completely up to date with the technical requirements, or willing to invest significant time getting up to date, you can seriously damage your website. You don’t want to log in one day to your business site and find that you’ve been sand-boxed or penalised by Google for a year just because you made an ad-hoc change to your SEO”.

RapidAction SEO’s packages range from those designed for new websites (the “Intro Package”), to the most popular “Silver Package”, and right up to sites that want to dominate a market (the “Gold Package”).

Each package can be purchased either on a one-off purchase or as a monthly subscription. Each comes with reporting at the end of the month, so people can track exactly what work has been completed for them.

The company focuses on building high quality back links to sites, creating a stable infrastructure to support those links, and making sure Google knows about them.

RapidAction SEO also offers a stand-alone Competitor Report, which provides one of the best ways businesses can learn what their competitors are thinking and doing.

Check out the RapidAction SEO packages at http://rapidactionseo.com

Contact:

For more information on RapidAction SEO or its services please contact harriet(at)rapidactionsupport(dot)com.

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Harriet Gough
RapidAction SEO
+61 2 80060392
Email Information

Article source: http://news.yahoo.com/seo-thorn-side-majority-businesses-081302074.html

SEO.co.uk Launches Website Migration Consultancy Service

Published on February 22, 2012 in Website Design. 0 Comments

Migration Service Helps Maintain Organic Rankings

London, UK (PRWEB UK) 22 February 2012

Seo.co.uk, a company which helps clients improve search engine rankings through SEO, today announced the launch of their new website migration service.

Having worked with numerous companies SEO.co.uk brings the best website developers and SEO consultants together to advise on the migration process from an SEO standpoint.

Hitesh Patel, MD of SEO.co.uk, commented “Too many companies leave SEO considerations until the last moment when developing a migration strategy, this often leaves them with serious losses in organic rankings and as a result business. Our team can guide companies through the process whilst improving the SEO of the destination site at the same time.”

Seo.co.uk has confirmed this service is available to SME’s as well as large corporates and can also be tailored to fit in with their web development services, if a client requires a new website to be provided.

About Seo.co.uk

About seo.co.uk: seo.co.uk is an SEO company in London providing expert SEO services to business of all sizes. Because we know that a strong and enduring online presence comes from an SEO strategy that looks at the ‘big picture’, we provide a full range of comprehensive services, from on-page SEO to PPC management and link building. As a SEO services company in London we are in an ideal position to meet with clients based in the capital. However we offer our customer-focused bespoke SEO solutions to businesses throughout the UK and further afield. Contact us today at info(at)seo(dot)co(dot)uk to find out how we can help your business.

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SEO.co.uk
0800 011 2736
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Article source: http://news.yahoo.com/seo-co-uk-launches-website-migration-consultancy-090249524.html

SEO is a thorn in the side of the majority of businesses

Published on February 22, 2012 in Website Design. 0 Comments

RapidAction SEO creates a new service to deliver pain-free and reliable SEO services with measurable results

Sydney, Australia (PRWEB) February 22, 2012

The good folks at RapidAction SEO think so. The company has just launched a range of “Done For You” SEO packages that cater for all needs and all budgets.

Why should small to medium businesses in particular outsource their SEO? “It’s not like making a mistake with website design,” Sean Kaye, RapidAction SEO Founder said on Monday. “If you mess up the colors of a website, there’s little harm done, and you can quickly go back to change it.

SEO is different. Unless you’re completely up to date with the technical requirements, or willing to invest significant time getting up to date, you can seriously damage your website. You don’t want to log in one day to your business site and find that you’ve been sand-boxed or penalised by Google for a year just because you made an ad-hoc change to your SEO”.

RapidAction SEO’s packages range from those designed for new websites (the “Intro Package”), to the most popular “Silver Package”, and right up to sites that want to dominate a market (the “Gold Package”).

Each package can be purchased either on a one-off purchase or as a monthly subscription. Each comes with reporting at the end of the month, so people can track exactly what work has been completed for them.

The company focuses on building high quality back links to sites, creating a stable infrastructure to support those links, and making sure Google knows about them.

RapidAction SEO also offers a stand-alone Competitor Report, which provides one of the best ways businesses can learn what their competitors are thinking and doing.

Check out the RapidAction SEO packages at http://rapidactionseo.com

Contact:

For more information on RapidAction SEO or its services please contact harriet(at)rapidactionsupport(dot)com.

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Harriet Gough
RapidAction SEO
+61 2 80060392
Email Information

Article source: http://news.yahoo.com/seo-thorn-side-majority-businesses-081302074.html