SEO Spring Cleaning Tips
Spring is in full swing and there has never been a better time to give your website a good ol’ fashioned spring cleaning.
So we put together 5 easy-to-implement tips to help get your website in tip-top shape for the summer and tighten the belt on your SEO strategy.
Most of our blog readers are ERP and business software providers. So we figured most of you keep an eye on trends in technology and have seen some of the hype surrounding the much-anticipated release of Google Glass.
Well here’s a preview of this hip new wearable technology … Saturday Night Live style!
Social Media Cartoons – A Humorous Look at the Digital Age
A Humorous Look at Internet Marketing
Cartoons: Internet Marketing in Real Life
It appears that Facebook has Twitter #envy.
Earlier this year, Facebook announced that it is incorporating use of Hashtags into its social media platform. Originally popularized on Twitter, the hashtag has been adopted and utilized by other social networks such as Google+ and Instagram. So on the heels of Facebook’s announcement, let’s take a look at some hashtag basics and how to use them on social media.
It’s that time of year again – time to start planning your trip to Sage Summit! This year, it’s destination D.C. for thousands of Sage Partners and Customers as Sage Summit heads back to the nation’s capital (the conference was also hosted in Washington D.C. in 2011). You may be wondering whether or not you should attend the annual technology conference … well, here are 10 reasons that will make you want to start planning your travel itinerary.
So you finally did it … after years of listening to all the SEO and marketing experts, you started a blog.
But after countless hours cranking out content and posting articles on the blog, you haven’t seen much of an uptick in website traffic or improved search results. So what happened?
For many of the technology and ERP blogs I see, a few simple tweaks can go a long way in helping to get all that new content found and indexed by Google and start driving a little more traffic to your website. Here are some of the most important elements of structuring your blog entries for better search visibility.
For the past few months, the team at Juice Marketing has been hard at work creating newsletters, press releases, success stories, newsletter content, and redesigning websites to help ERP and technology partners “squeeze the most out of their marketing dollar.” Take a look at some of the exciting projects that we’ve been working on lately … Continue to Blog Entry »
Many of the ERP VARs and technology partners we work with provide their implementation and support services in a local area. Sure, you may have a handful of customers across the country or around the world. But if you’re like most, you have a high concentration of customers within driving distance of your office(s).
Yet many of those same ERP partners are nowhere to be found when you do a Google search on [your product expertise] combined with [your geography]. For instance:
“Sage 100 Support New York”
“Dynamics GP Training Chicago”
“SAP ByDesign Los Angeles”
Did you know that 73% of all online activity is related to local search?
While searches like “Sage 300 ERP Support Toronto” may not send huge volumes of traffic to your site, the handful of people that do find you with that search are highly targeted and probably need your help.
Here are 6 simple things you can do today to improve local search results for your website.
Here are some cartoons that we just had to share. Created by the folks over at Hubspot, these cartoons are a humorous look at what life would be if internet marketing was real life . Just click on any of the images below to see the expanded/larger version.
Enjoy!
I see it often. A Sage or Microsoft partner starts using social media and right away they’re promoting their products, their company, and their events. It’s not long before their Twitter stream or LinkedIn updates become repetitive and predictable … promo, promo, promo, me, me, me … it’s all about me!
But in my opinion, that’s the wrong approach.
As you probably know, LinkedIn is a great place to make connections and potentially discover new business opportunities. But you may not be as familiar with some of the fantastic tools on LinkedIn that allow you to put your professional experience on display for the world – and more specifically, potential new customers – to see.
Just this past year, LinkedIn quietly rolled out a new ‘Projects‘ feature – a little known and underutilized tool that allows you to highlight work or projects you’ve completed as a consultant, or as part of team. This new feature is a fantastic way for ERP Resellers to emphasize successful implementation projects and show the world what you’re capable of doing. Here’s how to get started with LinkedIn Projects.
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