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Happy New Year from BigSERP!
We wish everyone a healthy and prosperous 2009.
Check back with us in early 2009 for a design revamp and some more great insight on the search engine marketing industry.
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When businesses come to us looking for marketing, and don’t have an existing site, they need a place to start. The first question we ask many business owners is “do you really even need a …
Are you inundated with online marketing ads promising first-page placement for ridiculously low monthly fees? Well, chances are if you’ve done enough investigating to find this page, you are not likely to fall for that …
With interactive Flash and offers to convert by it, any home page could be an effective landing page. But the reason why we send people to a landing page is because it is more simplistic …
Probably the most common question we get from real estate clients is: my website’s marketing is not working for me in terms of leads. I am getting leads but they are bogus or I contact …
A common question we get with clients is why specific content pages might show up in the search engine results pages (SERP), but not the home page. The answer to the question actually first needs …
If you aren’t already using social bookmarking sites like Digg to advertise your great blog postings, then you might as well be writing your entries on a barn wall in rural Iowa with a red …
After countless hours in the studio, slaving away with high-dollar producers to perfect our website’s new jingle, I proudly present the final product to you in Google video format. You can read the lyrics below …
A common question we get with clients is why specific content pages might show up in the search engine results pages (SERP), but not the home page. The answer to the question actually first needs …
