Are you a small business owner or entrepreneur looking for help with search engine optimization (SEO)? Are you just starting out with an SEO strategy, or have you been doing SEO for a while and in need of a few new tips? Either way, we’ll try to answer all your questions.
Join our #smbiz Twitter chat on Tuesday, June 23, from 8-9 p.m. EDT. Our guest expert panelists, Robert Brady and Victoria Edwards, will be available to discuss SEO tips and answer your questions.
Robert Brady (@LotusJumpSEO on Twitter) is the director at Vizad, Inc., focused on SEO, Pay Per Click (PPC) and social media. Victoria Edwards (@TallChickVic on Twitter) is a specialist in SEO and online marketing at LinkShare.
To save on outsourcing costs, many small businesses are incorporating Do-It-Yourself Marketing (or DIY Marketing) practices. UnderstandingMarketing.com is offering some great prizes in its month-long June giveaway. Like us, David Mihm recently wrote a column on the Search Engine Land blog about small business owners doing their own SEO.
As a small business owner, are you currently doing your own SEO? What kind of tips do you have?
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Small business owners can do a lot for themselves but they must consider if it is the best use of their time, energy and money. Expert SEO services are highly affordable these days. It is just a matter of doing the research. Small business owners do not need to reinvent the wheel or do everything themselves.
As a small business owner (Yum Yum Dishes), it pays to have more than one way to be found on the Internet. I have a product website (www.YumYumDish.com) and an online press kit (www.YumYumDish.PressKit247.com) that I use when interacting with the media. Having both increases my chances of being found. Plus, as an added bonus, I can attach my press kit to my pitches at PitchRate.com when I’m looking for media coverage.