You probably already have a strong SEO strategy for your company's website, and of course that's important. Providing regular doses of fresh and relevant content on your blog, for example, is a great way to keep search engines interested in your site, which will in turn drive traffic to your business.
Recently, Netflix announced that its streaming content service would be separating from its extremely popular and successful DVD rentals service, and that the company would be rebranding the DVD service under a new name: Qwikster. Although the change in this case has been so well publicized (and criticized) that it's difficult to imagine the target market not hearing about the new brand, Netflix is still going to have to deal to some extent with what smaller business owners have to take into heavy consideration when rebranding: continuity of SEO.
It’s fairly well known that a solid social media strategy is very effective in raising awareness around a brand. What is less known, is that social media also serves as a powerful tool in search engine optimization. Today, search engines can index or “crawl” and rank a Facebook fan page, a LinkedIn professional profile, blog…
I've shared many times on the importance of a well-optimized web presence. Building a great website or social marketing 
campaign with no SEO strategy or plan is a waste of precious marketing dollars and time. The following tips, courtesy of Hubspot.com, outline some simple strategies any small business can follow to make sure their site is seen - and ranked - by the search engines:
I hosted a webinar last week entitled "How to Grow Your Business Using Social Media" and much of the content covered three main points: how to use social media to increase brand awareness, generate leads, and the SEO benefits of social media. If done right, a well-branded social media network can serve as a powerful…
