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Reputation management services

shawn — Sat, 23 Aug 2008 20:51:13 +0000

Hmmm… just saw a news post about our reputation management services:

http://www.browardpalmbeach.com/2008-08-21/news/two-tales-from-the-trail/

This isn’t nearly as easy as Norman makes it sound. And by the way, Rodstrom got a couple of quotes from other firms for doing similar services – both topped $10k. So I’d say that no matter where the funds are coming from, he got a pretty good deal from us…

Give us a call if you’re interested in reputation management services. It’s not always a matter of pushing out negative listings. Reputation management is, in my opinion, going to become an industry all to itself. If a Google search on your name (or your company’s name) includes anything negative – whether it be a blog comment or forum post or whatever – it can be replaced in most cases with something positive.

Clearing up some confusion on Blogrolled.com

shawn — Thu, 26 Jun 2008 14:45:19 +0000

We’ve seen quite a few bloggers discussing Blogrolled.com, and we wanted to clear up some confusion in terms of the Blogrolled.com Publisher process. Several high profile bloggers have indicated that it’s necessary for a Publisher to insert code into their blogs immediately after signing up with Blogrolled. This is not the case. Blogrolled does not require Publishers to insert any code into their blog until they receive an offer from an Advertiser. At that time, instructions will be sent to the Publisher on how to update their Blogroll section.

SEO website audits now only $495

shawn — Mon, 23 Jun 2008 13:38:10 +0000

Based on the feedback we’ve received over the past month, we’ve decided to take our affordable SEO services a step further. We’re not offering our SEO Website Audit service for only $495. If you’re intimidated by high price tags of SEO services from other ‘experts’, take advantage of our SEO Audit offer to get your site analyzed from an SEO perspective. You’ll receive:

- current search engine ranking reports for your target keywords
- keyword research offering new phrases to target
- link popularity analysis of your website
- suggestions on improving your website content
- analysis of the “search engine friendliness” of your website
- and more…

And yes, we fully hope that when you read through your SEO Audit report, you’ll be itching to get started with an SEO campaign. And yes, we hope you’ll use us for your SEO consulting needs!

Google extended results – why these?

shawn — Wed, 11 Jun 2008 18:52:20 +0000

We were considering subscribing to Spyfu this afternoon, and when we did a Google search for “Spyfu”, we got this:

What’s with these 4 results?

web scraping
conference calling companies
make money online
data recovery service LA

…and don’t you think Spyfu would want to change those if possible?

Monetizing your blog at Blogrolled.com

shawn — Wed, 28 May 2008 17:53:25 +0000

Blogrolled.com officially launches today and we’re pretty excited about it. This service is intended to give bloggers another way to monetize their blogs as well as providing advertisers a resource for text links and traffic to their websites. Links in a blogroll section of a blog are “dofollow” links (there needs to be a better term for this) which push link juice and help in organic SEO efforts.

Publishers can sign up their blog(s) now and will have full approval control over which advertisers’ links they post in their Blogroll. This is not an automated posting service like TextLinkAds – we use no scripts or code of any sort! All Blogroll link postings will be done manually and will be sold at a flat monthly rate depending on the publisher’s blog/website metrics.

Advertisers will be able to search an inventory of Bloggers/Publishers offering links in their Blogroll. The theme and metrics of a blog will be shown, but bloggers’ URLs will not be revealed until a purchase is completed.

Post your comments here or send them to support@blogrolled.com. We hope to continue tweaking the service over the next few weeks/months according to user suggestions.

Online reputation monitoring

shawn — Fri, 23 May 2008 15:44:21 +0000

We’ve had several clients contact us lately regarding concerns about their identity online and in the search engine listings. Depending on the situation, there are many ways to tackle the issue of reputation management.

Up until now, we’ve used Google Alerts to attempt to keep track of these types of issues, both internally and for clients. Now I think there may be a tool that trumps Google Alerts – and then some. It’s called Trackur and it is going to be put to good use by our company from now on!

Intro to our SEO blog

shawn — Fri, 02 May 2008 23:43:43 +0000

Well, here goes nothin’… I’ve been thinking about getting this blog rolling – and should have done it long ago – but I get so busy reading other blogs that there never seems to be time to do it. There are a billion SEO blogs out there, and I’m not sure I can add a whole lot of original information, but at the very least I hope to make this a good resource for our clients. I’ll see what I can do about posting to this regularly!