For the highest value SEO tactics to really grow your site or impress your boss are the following:
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1. Join the Do Follow Backlink group on facebook and add links where they say at least 1-5 times per week"
https://www.facebook.com/groups/1180649018749577/ 

Make sure you add value to the group, and that you aren't just taking the massive amount of value that the community provides.  If you invite your staff in the group, like I have, make sure they're also providing value to the group. 

Our SEO Specialist Venus has added plenty of our own do follow link strategies, with instructions, and also used this group to build our lead generation sites and projects: Pueblo Concrete Contractors LLC, Santa Fe Carpet Installers, Denver Concrete Contractors, and Tallahassee Florida Concrete. Feel free to ask us questions about how we make money on those sites after leaving a 5 star review ;)

2. Register your business in the directories (Yelp, FB, Instagram, etc. and more and add a bit of content. Many of these links will be nofollow, but make sure to add the address, and Google will begin to send your more traffic around that geographic area.

We don't work with any clients that aren't close friends at this point.  But you can see some of the logos of sites that we used to help clients register in that would move the SEO needle for your clients site here.

​Many businesses have found that adding a blog to their website enables them to drive and sustain growth while enhancing the value they offer to their customers. Below are some simple words of advice that any business can follow to get the most out of their business’s blog.

I’ve had so many requests for advice on my last piece on how to hire a virtual assistant, that I'm writing a new one about doing hiring in the Philippines, full-time, for <$300/mo as a more detailed guide for 2020.  ​

Victor Mitchell has actually been developing his very own brand names for over thirty years and also thinks that there is one facet that exceeds whatever else - reliability.


( Newswire.net-- March 8, 2019)-- The success of a service hinges on numerous elements: internet revenues, the worth of the product and services, brand name acknowledgment, and also brand name remember among others. Victor Mitchell, an effective Chief Executive Officer, and also business owner has actually been developing his very own brand names for over thirty years and also thinks that there is one element that defeats every little thing else - integrity.

I’m in the air flying from Manila to Bangkok and had a nice 3 hour flight to share some of my biggest revelations on spending 2 months in the Philippines focused on my online business, Handshaking.

For context, the purpose of my trip was to meet my existing team, as well as hire for two additional roles as we continue growing.

I arrived April 11th and it was startling!

Here’s a couple things anyone from US is going to notice right away.

1. Guards have big guns, but they’re actually amazing at customer service and answer your questions. Plus, they love taking pictures with foreigners.
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Basically, here's why it's better you keep investing on online stuff multiple times instead of investing all of your savings on a down payment on a single piece of real estate that hopefully was the right decision.

Here's some context on my argument you should start investing and learning about online assets: I own 2 houses with a total of 7 rooms for rent. Three years ago though, I got sick of too many angry tenants and unprofessional contractors that didn't show up. However, I will admit, the houses can appreciate meaningful amounts if you buy in the right neighborhood, and it's possible to net several hundred or comfortably above $1,000 each month on each house!

It's that you should buy yourname.com!  But chances are you already knew that.  

-Purchase the name of yourstartup.com
-Add yourname.com to your cart

Even if you use only one now, that's fine, just buy both your brand and your name so no one else can get their hands on either one.

I'd recommend using instantdomainsearch.com to quickly search for available .coms.  

BUT of course chances are your top choice may not be available or a domainer is asking way too much money for it.  Should you buy a domain on a new extension (like .attorney, .dental, or .pizza)?

Knowing how much to charge for a product or service is going to be a make or break decision for a successful business. Price too low, and you will probably receive a ton of business but won't make ends meet, but price too high, and it will push customers away. ​