Moving With the Future 2.0 Those with Long Term Vision Can more readily navigate when the going gets rough. As the European situation becomes more and more bleak it is apparent that the politicians and financial elite have no real solutions for the global debt and
Read more →6 Ways to Make your Website a Business Tool It’s safe to say that every business needs a website today. From my experience in the web industry, and working with local companies doing Boston SEO, I have noticed that while business owners know that they need a
Read more →
My Cousin Does our Website…. In conversations with owners of small and mid-sized businesses, I all too often hear remarks such as, “my nephew works on my website.” Such a strategy may have been sufficient in 2000, when the internet was young and a simple html site
Read more →
Why Did the Tortoise Beat the Hare In the SEO Race? Getting on the first page of Google has never been more important for a business than it is in today’s increasingly digital world and sluggish economy. Where can a business turn for growth solutions? The
Read more →
Small Business Search Engine Optimization—the name says it all. Ten years ago, a business would have allocated hundreds or even thousands to the promotion of their business in bold, attractive advertisements in every yellow pages book—but who uses yellow pages anymore? Today, one is hard-pressed to find an
Read more →
New business start-ups present the entrepreneur with one of the most daunting tasks he or she will face in a lifetime. At least 50% of companies fail within the first 5 years, making the start-up effort a risky investment for both your time and finances. Depending on
Read more →
My uncle bought Bollinger.com as the family domain name in 1994. At the time, he had no idea of what the value of such a URL purchase could become. Over the past several years, however, he has had offers in the tens-of-thousands of dollars from multiple companies,
Read more →
A few weeks ago, I walked into a restaurant that I had happened to notice out of the corner of my eye while looking for a place to spend my lunch break. The owner perked up the second I opened the door, most likely due to the
Read more →
