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What You Should Put in a Website Post

Everyone’s guilty of blowing off website content writing. But don’t make it a habit. Your website needs fuel — words — about your business, product or service to be found by search engines. Instead of trying to do a website post every day, hire a blogger, (I can hear business owners saying, “no way, I [...]

Google Analytics Show You How to Target Website Traffic

Internet Marketing

The Marketing Square clients gets most of their website traffic from organic Google searches. This means when a person is looking for a product or service, the clients’ website comes up in the search based on terms and they’re sent to the website. This is proven by each websites’ Google Analytics report which is available [...]

Busy Business and Website Owners Take 5 to Blog Daily

Writer's Block

When you have a website and you let it sit without blogging new content you’re throwing away time and money. Your website needs new content–words, information–to help get traffic. Traffic comes if what you write about is likely to come up in a search on a search engine. Search engines look for the newest, latest information [...]

Blogging Increases Website Traffic

Writer's Block

Websites get more traffic when they receive regular blog posts and new content. Clients should take time to do this daily. If you have a website and you don’t take 15 minutes to blog you’re wasting your website, time and money. When The Marketing Square builds a site for a client we include training on [...]

Keep It Short

Writer's Block

Tight, carefully worded content beats overwritten posts every day. When writing website posts be straightforward and get to the point for readers’ sake. Writing Tips to Keep it Short: 1. Keep flowery language to a minimum. 2. Spare everyone from daily ramblings. 3. Believe it or not, other people don’t cherish every word you write. [...]

Don’t Over Think Website Blog Posts

Writer's Block

It’s not easy for everyone to just sit down and write a blog post for their website every day. There’s a whole flurry of worry that comes over non-writers like: “What do I say in a website blog?” What do you tell clients who want more revenue–say that. “What if I can’t spell?” Use dictionary.com [...]

Top 10 Reasons Your Website’s Not Working for You

Internet Marketing

If you have a website and there is no business and no traffic there are a few likely reasons: 1. The site was built in a program that search engines don’t recognize or optimize 2. The site has not been touched since the day it was launched 3. You don’t promote the website on any [...]

Maintain Your Investment After Website is Built

Internet Marketing

Websites can be owner-managed to maintain search engine interest for continuous website traffic. The do-it-yourselfers who build their own sites have the right idea. Sort of. You have to be willing to post content. But unless you’re a programmer and a designer you shouldn’t and can’t build an optimized site properly with copy that makes [...]

Proof is in the Googling: Our 30-Day Case Study

Internet Marketing

Case Study: The Marketing Square Google rankings in 30 days Within 4 days of launch, domain themarketingsquare.com was visible within Google Within 3 weeks, website content found within top 3 Google search results Within 30 days, The Marketing Square was found within top 3 Google and search engines Within 6 months, The Marketing Square is [...]

You Can’t Game Google

Ask the Web Guy

There is no magic Google wand or formula. You have to work hard on coding to build websites to become Google-ranked. You can’t game Google. Google frowns upon SEO firms that advertise magic tricks to beat the Google algorithm, which just in case you didn’t know, is constantly changing the way it indexes and displays [...]

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