by annie | Sep 24, 2013 | Browse All, Search Engine Optimization
By Annie Ellicott Back in October of 2011, Google began to hide the keywords from visibility to site owners for any visits to sites by users logged into their Google accounts. More recently, on September 23rd 2013, Google turned OFF the switch entirely for ALL organic...
by annie | Jul 9, 2013 | Browse All, Marketing Trends, Sales Strategy
By Annie Ellicott A key element to inbound marketing today is becoming an influential voice in your industry. Think bees to honey…with multiple “flavors” of honey. No longer is producing a superior product or creating a more dominant distribution...
by annie | Jul 2, 2013 | Browse All, Search Engine Optimization
By Annie Ellicott You’ve probably been hearings about Html 5 which began being adopted by web developers a couple of years ago… What is Html 5 and how is it different from today’s version of html? The last version of Html (4.01) was launched in 1999 so this new...
by annie | Jun 23, 2013 | Browse All, Marketing Trends, Search Engine Optimization, User Experience Design
By Annie Ellicott Almost a year ago, Google announced its preference for responsively designed web sites, allowing sharing of SEO value of desktop-delivered content with mobile-delivered content. Responsive web design is all the rage in the mobile site developer realm...
by annie | Apr 20, 2013 | Browse All, Marketing Tips, Marketing Trends
By Annie Ellicott I could have titled this blog post “it’s all about the relationship” because when it comes down to it, that little statement just says it all. A content strategy is useless if it is not relevant, timely and targeted. Think of what your close friends...
by annie | Apr 11, 2013 | Advertising, Browse All, Social Media Marketing
By Annie Ellicott Update: April 11, 2013 Since I last wrote about Facebook advertising, the social media site has launched a number of new advertising products allowing targeting of Facebook users by platform (mobile-only and desktop-only ads). Yesterday, their...
