Dear Client,

We work hard to ensure your site ranks on top of Google (or first page) for your prominent keywords. We do everything we can internally, however, we do need your help for a few minutes each month.

Our article/press release team needs your feed back to help them with the idea of your writings as well as your edits/final approval.

We understand you are very busy running your business/practice. That’s why we try to do most of the time-consuming tasks and only ask for your feedback.

Unless we get your feedback/final approval, we’re unable to post these writings on your site. And if we do not place these writings on your sites in a timely manner, your Google rankings will suffer.

Once again, we appreciate your business and cooperation despite your busy schedule.

Sincerely,

Ali Husayni
President

January 20, 2008 — BOULDER, COLORADO — Is your Web site bringing new patients for you? If not, then probably it is not found on the top of the search engines for your specific keywords.

Here are some tips to improve your site’s rankings on Google, Yahoo! and MSN. Some of these techniques you can implement yourself, while others will require your Webmaster’s help:

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Most small businesses cut down on their marketing budget when economy slows down. But that’s a big mistake. Here is why:

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Alex with Dr. Nottingham’s office sent me this question today:

“What is the best way to anchor incoming links? Should it be ‘Fort Lauderdale’ or ‘Fort Lauderdale Dentist’?”

This is a tough question to give a precise answer to. However, here is how I’ll put it for you:

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When it comes to search engine positioning, businesses vying for good rankings should focus on the quality, not quantity, of links to their web sites. Continue Reading »