Comments on: I’m with you Lord Sugar, Cut The Bullshit ! http://alandavidson.me/2010/05/im-with-you-lord-sugar-cut-the-bullshit/ Alan Davidson who lives in Whitby North Yorkshire Mon, 19 Mar 2012 21:31:55 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Rich Copley http://alandavidson.me/2010/05/im-with-you-lord-sugar-cut-the-bullshit/comment-page-1/#comment-277 Rich Copley Wed, 30 Jun 2010 10:23:41 +0000 http://alandavidson.me/?p=661#comment-277 Right you have given me an idea, I will call you, probably today about it. I like this artcle. I have been saying for a long time about this very subject of seo being an excuse for companies to blind people with science and make it sound more complicated it is, promising instant results and hiding important information the potential client may need to know. It is rife, so choosing the person you are dealing with for your web design and your seo carefully is important. It realy is something that can be costly if people cut corners on, and it will be more so over the coming years. I have been working on SEO too and have already got The Mulberry Tree up to 3rd for the local search term florists in guiseley. The next step is working on florists in Leeds. One thing I find is important is being honest and finding out what the client is wanting to get out of SEO also strategies for landing pages and such (for other people - extra pages on your websites that are relevant to what people are searching at the same time as being a click or two away from a sale confirmation page). For the average Joe on the street they will say "i want to be top of google" and rather than ask questions and look at strategy and keyphrases they will promise they can deliver to get the business. "Yes no problem I can get you top of google everytime someone types in your business name", is not a lot of use. So it is as simple as what does the client want their business to sell and who to. Anyway again good post I will pop back to see what is new. Right you have given me an idea, I will call you, probably today about it. I like this artcle. I have been saying for a long time about this very subject of seo being an excuse for companies to blind people with science and make it sound more complicated it is, promising instant results and hiding important information the potential client may need to know. It is rife, so choosing the person you are dealing with for your web design and your seo carefully is important. It realy is something that can be costly if people cut corners on, and it will be more so over the coming years.

I have been working on SEO too and have already got The Mulberry Tree up to 3rd for the local search term florists in guiseley. The next step is working on florists in Leeds.

One thing I find is important is being honest and finding out what the client is wanting to get out of SEO also strategies for landing pages and such (for other people – extra pages on your websites that are relevant to what people are searching at the same time as being a click or two away from a sale confirmation page).

For the average Joe on the street they will say “i want to be top of google” and rather than ask questions and look at strategy and keyphrases they will promise they can deliver to get the business. “Yes no problem I can get you top of google everytime someone types in your business name”, is not a lot of use. So it is as simple as what does the client want their business to sell and who to.

Anyway again good post I will pop back to see what is new.

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