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Greetings from Search Engine Strategies! This post is part of aimClear’s continued live blogging coverage of SES NY 2008. Local search has finally come into itself. There are roughly 20 million small and medium sized businesses in the U.S., and fewer than 25% have a website. Most of these companies obviously have a limited presence… Read More
Day 1 of Search Engine Strategies New York certainly lived up to expectations. The sessions were excellent, the city is spectacular, and I was fortunate enough to meet up with a large number of new and old friends. The day ended for most with a St. Paddy’s day pub crawl, primarily through Irish bars .
As mentioned in part 1 of the “Search Around the World” Series, what do you do when your primary markets are hyper competitive, and increasing sales or marketshare is extremely difficult or expensive? Answer … expand to secure a presence in different countries. In many cases, the economic and business climates of Europe and the… Read More
This is the second post in continued coverage of SES New York, and the series on Search in Asia, Asia Pacific and Latin America. The last post looked at China and Japan. This post will look at the other 3 countries discussed in the session, namely Australia, Singapore, and Latin America
How best to grow your firm when your primary markets are hyper competitive? This is a question many many companies ask themselves routinely.Begs the question; why not look to additional markets? There is absolutely no better place or opportunity for growth than in Asia, Asia Pacific, and Latin America. Not only do many of these… Read More
