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Manchester Online Marketing Group

Monday, October 29th, 2007

This is a message to all the various SEO and SEM and other online marketing types in the North West. I’m putting my Manchester Digital hat on right now, there is a meet up for all us types to discuss online marketing and drink beer. It’s on the 1st November at Kro Bar. I’m told [...]

Warning Signs – When Your Business Isn’t Ready For Blogging

Wednesday, October 24th, 2007

We recommend that all our clients should blog – but that’s mainly because we’re there to support and possibly bully them a little bit into blogging regularly. Here are some of the main warning signs that a blog isn’t the right tool for your business at the moment: There’s no-one available to take ownership The [...]

Top 3 Reasons Why Businesses Should Blog

Wednesday, October 24th, 2007

Blogs are a great way to get your brand message across, launch new products and get customer feedback, but blogs full of well written, regularly updated content can also help generate traffic to your website. This is because: Search engines are more likely to spider your site more frequently (Google, et al learn that there’s [...]

A week with Google

Monday, October 22nd, 2007

Last week I was invited to attend two Google seminars in Manchester. The first was a newly launched Google Analytics training session hosted by Google’s Manchester based Agency Relationships Team, the other was a Google Tech Talk aimed at giving Manchester computer science students a ‘look under the bonnet’ of how the worlds favorite search [...]

Top 10 Tips for Running a Business Website

Wednesday, October 17th, 2007

Despite the web having been around for nearly forever now, it dismays me to constantly find that in general, UK business has very little understanding, or in fact interest, in having a website that adds real value to their business. It seems to me that lot of UK business simply takes the approach that having [...]

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