Internet Marketing: How To Decide What Will Work For Me
05/06/2013
I just watched Spielberg’s “Lincoln,” which was incredible if only for the phenomenal, obviously Oscar-winning performance of Mr. Daniel Day-Lewis. Incidentally, I ended the movie realizing it was also – when I was watching it – at that very moment the anniversary of his death. That and Lewis’s performance were almost ghostly.
What I liked about the screenplay and the man himself was his ability to tell a story to introduce an idea to the table, and his wise, fatherly way of doing it: strong yet quiet, and wise as hell.
And, we’re back! You’ve probably read my previous SEO blog on SEO’s “What & Why” (and if not, here it is), and now you’re wondering “How” to do SEO. Fear not – that’s what this blog is all about. (Sometimes things are just more reader friendly in two sittings.)
Imagine your website is a house in a development where every house looks exactly the same. You want to sell your house (and it happens that so does everyone else), but it’s just like all the others!
Remember those days? In 1990 (when I was in Pre-K), about 1% of the US population used the internet: mainly, NASA employees and tech Ph. D’s. At the turn of the millennium (Y2K, Gladiator got “Best Pic,” the Florida recount), about 43% of Americans used the World Wide Web (remember those AOL CD’s, a.k.a. Frisbee’s?). As of 2012, according to Google, 8 out of every 10 Americans use the internet (excluding only nursing home residents and people without iPhones).
