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SEO Agency brings corporate SEO tools to small business in Solihull and Birmingham
Birmingham, UK (PRWEB UK) 29 February 2012
Jaspal Sahota, Director of Vitis PR, said, We have been tightly integrating SEO into corporate PR campaigns for years. Now, having streamlined our processes, we can make the tools and skills we developed in corporate SEO, affordable to smaller businesses. There is a significant overlap between public relations and ethical SEO and we can offer a more rounded service to clients compared to pure SEO agencies.
We have developed a very effective and affordable SEO service for local and small businesses owners with WebPageOneHQ. A local business might easily spend 2,000 a year on listings in local directories, and be listed alongside many competitors. With our SEO service, we can help businesses stand out on the web and get more sales while spending less than the cost of a premium listing in a major local directory.
WebPageOneHQ has already signed up a number of local businesses for SEO in the Solihull and Birmingham areas. The agencys offerings include services for local retailers, e-commerce businesses and local search optimisation (Google Places).
To find out more, contact Jaspal Sahota on 0121 285 8048 or visit WebPageOneHQ's SEO blog at http://www.webapageonehq.com/blog/
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SMX West is approaching fast, and one of the sessions that caught my eye was the Enterprise SEO Challenges & Solutions. The panel is loaded with speakers with deep experience in enterprise SEO. I decided to reach out to the panelists and get a preview of their presentations, so I asked each of them some questions in advance of the show.
Eric Enge:Can you tells us how Ebay deals with the challenges of producing content on a large scale?
Jordan Koene: The cool thing about eBay is that we have millions of pages making the management of these pages complex.
However, many of the pages on eBay are not directly controlled by the company, rather they are controlled by our community of sellers. This is often a challenge and requires education and support from eBay to our community of sellers.
One of the solutions we created are pages which aggregate our sellers items into what we call a product page, such as this one for the Nikon D90 123 MP Digital SLR Camera (Black Body Only).
If you scroll down the page a bit, you will see lots of great content such as this product description (only a portion is shown):
Or, these user reviews (only a subset are shown):
These types of pages benefit the sellers by creating a larger marketplace that can compete more effectively for keywords that can bring them potential buyers.
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Enterprise SEO Panel Preview For SMX West 2012
One place to enjoy the local spirit ... Ku De Ta in Bali. Photo: Getty Images
Pastry chef Will Goldfarb is living every stressed-out urbanite's dream.
After several successful years in New York running a dessert-centric restaurant with a cult following, he picked up and moved to the tropical paradise of Bali and is now executive pastry chef at Ku De Ta, a restaurant and beach club with a cult following.
"[Bali's] local drinking culture is very sophisticated these days," Goldfarb says, adding that there's lots of fresh young talent working hard behind the bar to impress the international clientele.
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The iconic tipple here is a spirit called arak. "The ultimate local beverage would probably be... an Arak Madu with honey and lime," notes Goldfarb.
(Not to be confused with arrack, an anise-flavoured spirit popular in some Middle Eastern countries, Bali's arak is distilled either from coconut palm sap or a mix of black glutinous rice and coconut milk.)
Although inexpensive, arak can be found at bars catering to locals and budget-minded tourists, Bali's more upscale restaurants and cocktail lounges tend to promote pricier rum and vodka drinks, mixed with tropical fruit such as mango and passionfruit, and Asian-inspired flavourings like ginger and lemongrass.
Fiery arak is usually available for the asking, though. (Stick to reputable bars though - homemade arak has been linked to poisonings of tourists and locals)
Batavia Arrack, distilled from molasses on the Indonesian island of Java, also may be found at some resort hotels; some historical-minded mixologists consider this an indispensable ingredient for punches.
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