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BT are the only company to consistently fail to meet my low expectations. In any survey they would surely be the worst company in the UK for company service.
My personal view is the problem is their software - customer service (!) staff on the phone can only be as good as the software they...
We've tried everything! In the end, we came to realise that we just couldn't hack cold-calling - you have to have a thick skin and a HUGE amount of drive to do it for long periods of time.
Someone who was a proven expert in this advised me recently that you should make sure that you get at...
Google (and other search engines) are moving more and more towards local search. Their ultimate ambition is to offer personalised search results, so that someone hunting for information on training (say) in London will get very different results from someone hunting for training in (say) Peru...
I read "50 ways to make Google love your website". It's full of common sense, implementable ideas (and no, I'm not one of the authors and have absolutely no link to them).
However, as everyone else says: SEO is addictive and VERY time-consuming. And "plastic surgery" will be a competitive...
Having created some basic Google maps, it's not too difficult - you could do it yourself?
This is absolutely not an offer to help, however - I'm not mapping expert!
One other possible solution - publish maps from SQL Server.
Good luck!
Here are a few suggestions:
Site A may have duplicate copies of the same page - only one will ever get considered.
Site A may have problems with canonical URLS (eg widgets.co.uk/ is not the same as widgets.co.uk, or for that matter widgets.co.uk/index.htm.
Above all, Google seems to value...
I'd second previous comment - TalkTalk were dreadful.
We use Zen for our home connection - regularly voted best ISP by Which - and Fluidata at work. Fluidata are probably the best company we've ever used, but they won't be cheap.
Sites like SEOMOZ highlight your duplicate pages, and strongly recommend you remove them. The way to do SEO is to think - if I were running Google, how would I write my search engine? You can bet that you'd penalise duplicate content, or at least not give anything beyond the first page any...
A long time ago we used an Internet-based service: you posted your business situation online, and for £295 they gave you advice. It worked really well, but I've just tried the site and the domain is for sale. However, there may be other similar sites out there.
Otherwise, we've tried a...
When we started out we tried everything. At one point we drew bowls of raisins on the wall - whenever you made a sales call, you got to colour in a raisin. To be honest nothing worked (but then, we hated cold-calling).
My advice? If you're not looking forward to going to work each day and...