Local search sites can teach you many things. They give you so many options for your business to become relevant. You can let the customers understand your services with the nice SEO business descriptions, photos, consumer reviews and so forth—yes, there are many pretty rainbows to local search. Yet, every now and then a little…
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Best Practices How often are you talking to your customers? Since it’s so easy to click that ‘Spam’ button, you need to be careful not to weigh down their in-boxes while at the same time keeping your company fresh in their mind. I receive a wide variety of retail emails (part of my job, honest),…
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I recently complained, er, wrote about the massive amount of noise online and the headaches associated with sorting through it all. Mining through blogs, email, social media, etc. to find relevant information about my clients and prospects is a huge part of my role, so I am always on the look out for tools that…
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Closers. No matter where you go, they’re seemingly inescapable. Lawyers have closing arguments, baseball games have closers come in for one last inning, businesses have last-minute sales to make everyone go on a shopping bonanza and on and on the closer goes. And *surprisingly* enough, local search listings have calling cards inside their business description…
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How To Not Be the Laziest PPC Ad Copywriter Ever: Part One
By: Jason Manning - Posted March 22nd, 2010
Jason Manning’s first in an unknown (even to him) numbered series of tips for writing PPC ads.
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How are you talking to your customers? If you say ‘email’, you’re right! Email may be an old medium these days, but it’s also one of the strongest with close to 1.3 billion* email users worldwide. That’s almost one in every five people on earth using email! But how do you get their address? There…
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March Madness. That time of the year when people frantically jot down their last minute picks for the NCAA college basketball tournament. A time when David slays Goliath, or you get too caught up in David and he wrecks your bracket. It’s also a time that makes me think how some people go about selecting…
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Our little start-up isn’t so little anymore. We are now a team of 7 and growing. We are currently accepting resumes for qualified web/graphic designers and business development in the Kansas City area. Both are full time positions with benefits and growth potential. For more information and/or to apply directly, please contact us at careers@adcuda.com….
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As our business is growing and my days are getting busier, it’s becoming clear that I need to streamline my projects and put my ducks in a row. Just a few days ago I was still writing on sticky notes whenever a client called to get an email sent or a website updated: needless to…
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The idea of building your personal brand through Retweeting on Twitter is not a new one. But a topic worth revisiting, especially for those who are new to Twitter. Retweets Provide Value We are all looking for value and relevance on Twitter that reaches far beyond what you had for breakfast. Providing value to your…
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