Monthly Archives: April 2014

Due to the recent announcement from government officials on a security issue with certain versions of Microsoft’s Internet Explorer, it is being suggested that users find an alternative to the web browser. Other popular and secure browsers available as free downloads are Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox and Opera. If you are a user of Internet… Read More

According to an article by Forrester Research, online reviews are very important. Next to word of mouth and professional review magazines, like consumer reports, online reviews are the third most likely source to get a consumer action for your product or service. As a medical practice you may have already received some bad reviews. If… Read More

“Not now” buyers can dominate inquires from your website. They are curious on your service, would like to know more, but are not ready to commit to a consultation. So the obvious first step is to reach back out to the lead, provide them what they requested and offer them an opportunity to come to… Read More

Every day, the number of electronic devices, platforms, and browsers that need to work with your site grows. Over the last few years the popularity of mobile devices and tablets has been growing at an astounding rate. More people simply prefer to browse the web with these new devices instead of traditional desktop computers. It… Read More

Danny Sullivan tagged it as Panda 4.1, and everybody is talking about Google’s new algoritm update. The update primarily focuses on addressing the following issues: Security Warnings Popup Ads Forced Downloads Content Farms Deception Keyword Stuffing Doorway Pages Affiliate Marketers Blank and/or Broken Pages Panda 4.1 is a big update and many sites appear to… Read More

Building an eye catching, user friendly website is just the start when it comes to being found on the internet. You’ve spent all this time, money and resources to make your website engaging to visitors, but now you’re simply leaving it alone and hoping people stumble across it. It’s time to become found. There are… Read More

The definitive local search study was released recently, (the details of who conducted and commissioned the study are below) and while I will go over the details in, well, detail, one thing is perfectly clear – mobile devices are the rising star in local search. In fact, the study found that “the number one activity… Read More

April 15th is Tax Day here in the United States, but this year it’s also the day that anyone in the U.S. can purchase the beta version of Google Glass for less than the cost of the average tax refund. Beginning at 9 a.m. EST Google Glass is up for public purchase for only $1,500… Read More