Thoughts When You Want To Buy PR5 Backlinks

I have added an updated blog post on the various thoughts to consider, and questions to ask, when you are looking to buy PR5 backlinks or any other links on pages with “authority”.  There are many factors to increasing the odds of your ranking # 1 in the search engines, and they go far beyond […]

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SEO For Agencies

A marketing, advertising or online media agency representing large clients often are under the obligation to give their clients maximum exposure to first-time customers (or clients) or those who have not used the company’s products or services for a long time.  One such way is to help the clients their websites on top of the […]

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Next Best SEO – Presentation From McKinney Texas

I want to thank Debra Pope for the invitation to present to her Networking University members who attended the workshop. It took place in the area of McKinney and Allen Texas on May 14 2013. During the presentation I covered what is known as “Next Best SEO”.  This is where business owners, who simply want […]

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May 14 2013 Workshop – SEO For Properties Other Than Your Website

Next week (May 14, 2013) I will be leading a portion of an afternoon-long workshop regarding a rather unique element of internet marketing.  The topic will cover search engine optimization (SEO) and search engine marketing (SEM) for web properties OTHER than your own website! Here is the breakdown of information: Who:  Steve Smillie (Lynx Search […]

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Infographic Marketing In The Dallas Fort Worth Area

Sample Infographic | Create infographics   If you want to give your business a chance to convey its message to BOTH your current audience and first-time prospective customers or clients then you may want to use a new way to convey your message known as an infographic.  The image above is a sample of an […]

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Internet Marketing For Plano And Similar Cities – Without SEO Or Paid Ads?

Small to medium-sized businesses in Collin County and North Dallas have an interesting challenge when it comes to marketing their local services and retail locations to those in Plano Texas, which has a population over 250,000.  For the most part, the city (located in Collin County) borders on Dallas County; and this can present some […]

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Collin County Lead Generation Companies – Questions To Ask Yourself

Collin County Texas is rather unique from a marketing perspective.  With a population over 3/4 of a million people, it has a mixture of high technology, local service businesses, agriculture, families who have lived in the area for generations and people moving to the area everyday from all over the United States and other countries. […]

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Social Media Seminar / Workshop In McKinney TX On October 11 2012

Which Social Media Properties Will Give My Business A Solid Return On Investment? If you are a business executive or owner in the DFW area then you may have asked yourself that question!  You already may have spent lots of time and money to learn and implement social media strategies which just didn’t produce any […]

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Increasing Revenues By Looking At Your Business Differently

If you are looking to increase top-line revenues for your business then you can do so in a number of ways, primarily by: increasing more first-time customers or clients who found you without any referrals increasing more first-time customers or clients who were referred to you increasing the size of the average transaction per customer […]

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Online Classified Ad Websites – How Any Dallas Small Business Can Use Them

Online Marketing With Classified Advertising Websites In Dallas and Plano Texas

Many small business owners across the country, even in Dallas (where this blog post originates), think of classified ad websites as an afterthought or not worth their time to post.  Other internet marketing tools and strategies are seen as being more interesting, supposedly having broader reach, and even seen as targeting a “low class audience”.  […]

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