Blog Detail
flyte blog: web marketing strategies for small business
http://www.flyteblog.com
Web marketing strategies to help you grow your small business online. Topics include search engine optimization, email marketing, blog marketing, and social media.
- Added on: Apr 29th, 2005
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: flyte new media
- Listed in: Internet Blogging
Recent Posts
Moosehead Lake Lodging at the Birches: A True Maine Vacation
Flyte recently launched a new site for The Birches, a resort located in the heart of Maine’s Great North Woods. The Birches–family owned and operated for over 40 years–was originally built as a hunting and fishing lodge in the 1930s...
How NOT to Leave a Comment on a Blog
Some things to keep in mind: Incoming links (links from other Web sites to yours) have search engine benefits. You can create links from someone else’s blog to your site by leaving a comment. People respond to incentives. Thus, it’s no ...
Are You Getting All Your Mentions on Twitter?
I was doing a little experiment the other day. I had inserted the brain from a cadaver into this robot I’ve been building…wait, that’s more appropriate for my other blog. I was doing a different experiment to see if I could reduce t...
Search Engine Optimization Webinar: 12/10/09
You know that search engines can provide your business with loads of new prospects, but why aren’t you getting as much traffic as you’d like? Why are your competitors ranking higher than you? What can you do to increase your search engine...
How to Add Photos and Videos to Your Tweets [Twitter Mailbag]
The other day a friend asked me how to add photos and videos into a tweet on Twitter. Right now, there’s no way to include anything but 140 characters of plain text in Twitter, but using URL shortening tools like bit.ly or tinyurl.com you can d...
Calling on Prospects: How Much is Too Much?
The other day as I left yet another voicemail for a prospect who hadn’t returned my previous few calls or emails, I wondered how many unreturned “touches” most people leave before giving up, so I quickly tweeted my question. I was s...
