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By Tac Anderson ⋅ February 26, 2007 ⋅ Post a comment
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Tomorrow I will be speaking to the Treasure Valley Consultants Network.  I will be speaking on SEO and specifically what the individual (or the individual within a small company) can do to increase their SEO.

How does this fit into my overall  quest of educating the masses about New Media and Web 2.0?  SEO used to be a tactic that affiliate webmasters would use to gain the system and boost their site higher in the search engines in order to receive more affiliate dollars.  As Google (and its users) have gotten smarter,many of these tactics don’t work the way they used to (not that their aren’t many an SEO making a lot of money).

For the rest of us what has begun to happen is that ranking higher in the search engines has gotten easier.  If you (you meaning your website)become a resource by provide great content to your community (meaning start with a blog), and get out there (there meaning the web) and start making friends (meaning start commenting on blogs, and linking to people) you will be pleasantly surprised with the results (as long as you post regularly and are providing good content).

I will talk about how to make a plan that compliments your overall marketing plan, what you can do to get started today (well actually tomorrow since that’s when I’m presenting) and what are some of the resources available to help you on your way (the free ones at least since everyone there will be solo consultants, meaning cheap).

Download the handout if you’d like to get a sneak peak.
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  • http://www.fishers-boise.com/innovation Corey Smith

    What I find most interesting about SEO is that it really isn’t that complicated… it just takes time.

    I think, what makes it hard, is determining what content is relevant and important to your readers but doesn’t compromise who you are and what you are trying to be.

  • http://www.fishers-boise.com/innovation Corey Smith

    What I find most interesting about SEO is that it really isn’t that complicated… it just takes time.

    I think, what makes it hard, is determining what content is relevant and important to your readers but doesn’t compromise who you are and what you are trying to be.

  • http://www.fishers-boise.com/innovation Corey Smith

    What I find most interesting about SEO is that it really isn’t that complicated… it just takes time.

    I think, what makes it hard, is determining what content is relevant and important to your readers but doesn’t compromise who you are and what you are trying to be.

  • http://cendesic.com/marketing_blog.html Oliver Fritsch

    Hi Tac,

    Good session yesterday. Thank you.
    I especially liked your tip about posting a press release on PRweb, which is a high traffic site. I have done this many years ago and it worked beautifully - it was a great reminder.

    Thanks

    Oliver
    Oliver Fritsch, CEO
    http://blog.cendesic.com
    Cendesic Marketing
    MARKETING ACTION FOR THE 3rd MILLENNIUM™
    Boise, ID, 83714 USA
    http://www.cendesic.com

  • http://cendesic.com/marketing_blog.html Oliver Fritsch

    Hi Tac,

    Good session yesterday. Thank you.
    I especially liked your tip about posting a press release on PRweb, which is a high traffic site. I have done this many years ago and it worked beautifully - it was a great reminder.

    Thanks

    Oliver
    Oliver Fritsch, CEO
    http://blog.cendesic.com
    Cendesic Marketing
    MARKETING ACTION FOR THE 3rd MILLENNIUM™
    Boise, ID, 83714 USA
    http://www.cendesic.com

  • http://cendesic.com/marketing_blog.html Oliver Fritsch

    Hi Tac,

    Good session yesterday. Thank you.
    I especially liked your tip about posting a press release on PRweb, which is a high traffic site. I have done this many years ago and it worked beautifully - it was a great reminder.

    Thanks

    Oliver
    Oliver Fritsch, CEO
    http://blog.cendesic.com
    Cendesic Marketing
    MARKETING ACTION FOR THE 3rd MILLENNIUMâ„¢
    Boise, ID, 83714 USA
    http://www.cendesic.com

  • Peggy Jordan

    Great job, Tac.
    My favorite part of your philosophy is the idea of *napsterizing* or freely sharing our knowledge rather than trying to hoard or guard it. Makes for a much more fun, energized business community.
    Thanks!

  • Peggy Jordan

    Great job, Tac.
    My favorite part of your philosophy is the idea of *napsterizing* or freely sharing our knowledge rather than trying to hoard or guard it. Makes for a much more fun, energized business community.
    Thanks!

  • Peggy Jordan

    Great job, Tac.
    My favorite part of your philosophy is the idea of *napsterizing* or freely sharing our knowledge rather than trying to hoard or guard it. Makes for a much more fun, energized business community.
    Thanks!

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