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Quality Content + Smart Technologies = Out of Google Sandbox in Days! rom. People are very leery with making purchases on the Internet, and even more so from sites they don’t know a great deal about. You want to gain trust from the visitorSo many people talk these days about Google and its sandbox. They complain that they have to wait up to 2 months for Google to index their sites and new pages on them.My personal experience shows that Google sandbox is fading as a myth. Why? Because quality content combined with RRS technology and sitemaps makes your new pages indexed by Google i What if All Small Companies Did Strategic Planning? Search engine optimization (SEO) is a long and complicated process that can be highly rewarding if done correctly. SEO is not a waste of time, but can be if your site doesn’t appeal to visitors or function properly. Your potential customer will be turned off if your site lacks trustworthiness, an eye pleasing color scheme and easy to use navigation. 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Your potential customer will be turned off if your site lacks trustworthiness, an eye pleasing color scheme and easy to use navigation. Why lose visitors and possible sales because of a small design flaw or unappealing color scheme? Those visitors could have resulted in sales if those small imperfections were fixed.I've spent one third of my working life presenting sales training courses to engineering and scientific companies. 600 times so far.It has surprised me to find that the highly intelligent, well-qualified people that come to my events are ignorant about something which has a direct bearing on how well their organization does.I ask a set of As I arrive from your high position in the search engines looking for your product, I want to be able to trust the company I am buying from. People are very leery with making purchases on the Internet, and even more so from sites they don’t know a great deal about. You want to gain trust from the visitor Promoting Your Customer as a Brand Strategy e navigation. Why lose visitors and possible sales because of a small design flaw or unappealing color scheme? Those visitors could have resulted in sales if those small imperfections were fixed.Promote your customers through your brand. If you put on a special event such as a seminar, make sure you include your current customers and have them invite their customers. This way you are spreading the brand recognition and your customers have been able to participate in an event with their customers present. This is usually done for partners or cha As I arrive from your high position in the search engines looking for your product, I want to be able to trust the company I am buying from. People are very leery with making purchases on the Internet, and even more so from sites they don’t know a great deal about. You want to gain trust from the visitor Should a Small Business Have a Brochure? imperfections were fixed."Every company should have a corporate brochure, a small company in order to become better known, a big company in order to give a clear picture of what has probably become, in the course of growing a complicated and confused situation," Howard G. Scotty," Sawyer, Business-to-Business Advertising.Most small businesses do not follow Sawyer's advic As I arrive from your high position in the search engines looking for your product, I want to be able to trust the company I am buying from. People are very leery with making purchases on the Internet, and even more so from sites they don’t know a great deal about. You want to gain trust from the visitor How A Change in Perspective Can Help You Make More Holiday Season Sales: Pt. One rom. People are very leery with making purchases on the Internet, and even more so from sites they don’t know a great deal about. 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