There’s never a shortage of news in the internet marketing world. Last week brought us some very useful SEO keyword tips for small businesses, new features for AdWord reporting, upgrades to Google Docs, and record profits for Google last quarter.
This article written by the experts at SEOmoz outlines vital concepts for small business owners to understand when selecting the right keywords for their business. Many businesses tend to go for broader keywords with a lot of competition that are difficult to rank for. The article illustrates how narrowing down your keywords and targeting geographic names can result in more traffic.
Some months ago Google’s Chief Economist Hal Varian noted that there is a marked different in the performance of ads that appear on the top paid search results vs. those that appeared in the side bar. Google has responded by segmenting the ad positions in AdWords reporting. Check out the Inside AdWords Blog for the details.
At TechWyse we use Google docs for a lot of things and for many reasons: they’re secure, they can be shared easily and they’re just about as powerful as the MicroSoft Office Suite. It seems that Google has some improvements up their sleeves including a more functional header and footer and also the ability to take your documents offline. If you haven’t used Google docs, try them! The spreadsheets are particularly useful.
Everyone’s favourite internet behemoth reported $2.5 Billion in net earnings last quarter, that’s up from $1.84 Billion over the same period last year. The article breaks down Google’s different revenue streams and paints a great picture of how the company has succeeded and how it plans to grow in the future.
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Steve is an industry recognized SEO expert who has been published in Moz. He is an audiophile and loves all things internet marketing. Steve enjoys working on the conceptual side of SEO.
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