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SEO Conflict of Interest

SEO-Dan — Wed, 20 Jan 2010 16:04:58 +0000

It happened again this week (see May 2009 post), I had to turn two probable clients away due to potential conflict of interest – or perhaps that should read, I had to turn two potential clients away due to probable conflict of interest. I really don’t like turning away business, but it seems the only right thing to do. Client loyalty wins out, EVERY time!

Successful companies during the Great Depression

SEO-Dan — Fri, 18 Dec 2009 23:12:07 +0000

You have certainly heard of Proctor and Gamble, Chevrolet, and Camel Cigarettes. How did each of these survive the Great Depression?

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Here is a GREAT read on the subject, http://answers.google.com/answers/threadview?id=178334

Top 10 Recession Proof Industries

SEO-Dan — Fri, 20 Jun 2008 16:03:19 +0000

Has your SEO Business suffered losses from the economy? Perhaps you need to think about targeting Recession Proof businesses. Here is a top ten list that is sure to help!

#1 – Health Care

#2 – Energy

#3 – Education

#4 – Environmental Sector

#5 – Security

#6 – Political

Up Markets in a Down Economy

#7 – Foreclosures

#8 – Used Merchandise

#9 – Alternative Fuels

Bonus

#10 – Reputation Management

SEO, where do our new clients come from?

SEO-Dan — Fri, 13 Jun 2008 12:11:37 +0000

After moving from Washington to Indiana, I had some really good friends and family (and God) that wanted to see our family make it on our own. You can read more about our beginnings here, About Us. These *closest* friends were nice enough to trust me and refer me to places they worked which in turn referred us to others, and then others.

As our network of friends and family leads began to dry up, we started ranking for phrases like ‘seo seattle’ and ‘seo services’ which then started to bring in around a new client a month which is all I’ve really been able to handle for the past three years.

Only recently have I needed to start drumming up more business. Not only for myself, but also for a couple new employees coming on board that are giving it a good go of things to bring on their own clients. As such, and with the slowing economy, we are starting to tap back into the friends and family network of leads. I prefer not to have to do this, but at the same time, its kind of fun showing off to family and friends our remarkable services. Stu Collins, a Puyallup Realtor, is one of those friends.