Then point 'em to my SEO Analogy article for a general idea that they can understand.
Great article! I really enjoyed the read.
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I Need An Analogy
Started by
domokun
, Apr 07 2004 02:50 AM
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Posted 09 April 2004 - 09:18 AM
Great article! I really enjoyed the read.
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Posted 09 April 2004 - 11:25 AM
How do you get to Rank 1?
Well that question is just like "How do you get to Carnegie Hall?"... PRACTICE... and just like those trying to get to Carnegie Hall, not all make it to Rank 1..
Well that question is just like "How do you get to Carnegie Hall?"... PRACTICE... and just like those trying to get to Carnegie Hall, not all make it to Rank 1..
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Posted 09 April 2004 - 01:30 PM
Thanks Craig!
I'm not saying the SEO is neccessarily the General Contractor- I still see them more as the signage person, making sure the site is visible and you can find the page you want and trying to draw people in.
But someone has to be the general contractor overseeing the whole project- design, marketing, usability, seo, programming, etc. Someone usually is- but it's not always the right person.
I'm not saying the SEO is neccessarily the General Contractor- I still see them more as the signage person, making sure the site is visible and you can find the page you want and trying to draw people in.
But someone has to be the general contractor overseeing the whole project- design, marketing, usability, seo, programming, etc. Someone usually is- but it's not always the right person.
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Posted 09 April 2004 - 02:27 PM
The way I would seriously describe SEO to someone is that Search Engines are the new Yellow Pages. The advantage over the yellow pages is you don't have to pick just a couple of categories, if we do our jobs right people will find you for any related topic they look up.
Somehow I don't think I explained it how I wanted.. but I think ya get my point.
Somehow I don't think I explained it how I wanted.. but I think ya get my point.
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Posted 09 April 2004 - 05:57 PM
I've used the Yellow pages one several times, myself...
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