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Omaha, NE (PRWEB) March 31, 2014
B Interactive, a web development and Internet marketing firm in Omaha, Neb., is proud to announce the recent additions of Brad Pitzl and Ross Allen to its staff. Both Pitzl and Allen bring years of website experience and join B Interactive as web development experts focused on search engine optimization (SEO) services.
We are excited to add Brad and Ross to the team. Both have diverse and complementary backgrounds in web development, which will be very beneficial for the various needs of our clients, said Bill Hipsher, co-founder of B Interactive.
At B Interactive, Pitzl will work on increasing the relevancy of search results for local clients and build upon the success B Interactives national client, Storage.com, has already seen. Pitzl will also oversee development of natural optimization campaigns for all B Interactive clients and growth of the SEO department in the near future.
Before joining B Interactive, Pitzl served as SEO operations manager for Inflection, the Omaha branch of a Silicon Valley data company. With a degree in electronic arts, Pitzl understands that the artistic quality of how external links look on a site is just as important to SEO as data and formulas.
While Pitzl has worked in multiple areas of SEO, his specialty is off-site optimization. Quality, white hat, off-site SEO is a valuable commodity that every website operator and agency covets. With the addition of Pitzl, B Interactive and its clients take another step forward in building stronger web presences.
Allen, who relocated to Omaha from Leicester, England, where he received a degree in multimedia computing, has most recently worked as an assistant webmaster for an international travel agency. He managed over 40 websites in 10 languages. Allen's work ranged from web design, on-site optimization, affiliate marketing, and other duties related to building strong, search engine optimized websites and web presences.
Allen will expand B Interactives SEO presence and increase web traffic. He will focus primarily on on-page or on-site optimization. On-page optimization is another critical area in building a strong web presence, as it is used to make sure the website, itself, is appropriately structured so that search engines can understand the content on the site.
The complementing specialties that Pitzl and Allen, together, provide will be a huge benefit for B Interactive and its clients going forward. Pitzl and Allen join an existing team of more than 20 website development and optimization associates at B Interactive, who together boast more than a century's worth of combined experience.
B Interactive is excited about the possibilities that these team members provide and look forward to their contributions with the company.
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B2 Interactive Recent Staff Additions Strengthen Search Engine Optimization Services
Superior, CO (PRWEB) March 31, 2014
Boulder SEO Marketing, a Colorado-based SEO agency specializing in search engine optimization, social media marketing and content marketing training and consulting services, announced today that its upcoming April 8, 2014 SEO training workshop in Boulder, Colorado has reached capacity. Space is still available at the April 29, 2014 workshop in Denver. Additional information and registration are available at http://www.boulderseomarketing.com/training.
Chris Raulf, founder and SEO training expert at the Boulder-based SEO marketing agency notes, Our hands-on digital marketing workshops are designed to teach attendees how SEO, social media marketing and content marketing are done in an agency environment. He adds, Our methodology is based on five core pillars and usually increases organic search traffic from Google by 50-200% within 4-6 months for our clients; this is an amazing opportunity for attendees to learn our proven and tested methodology.
Designed to help attendees gain an advantage over their competition, the full-day digital marketing workshops feature guest presenters, including LinkedIn training and consulting company Integrated Alliances, POP! media studio and Walker-Stanley Communications.
Focusing entirely on Google, Bing and Yahoo! approved white hat search engine optimization principles, the workshops include on- and off-page SEO, social media and content marketing best practices group exercises as well as customer case studies. The workshops target entrepreneurs, marketing consultants, business owners, marketing managers and anyone wanting to learn the power of online marketing, SEO, social media and content marketing.
Register for the Denver workshop at: http://www.boulderseomarketing.com/training Date: Tuesday, April 29, 2014 Location: Westminster Timing: 8:30am - 5:00pm
About Boulder SEO Marketing (http://www.boulderseomarketing.com) Boulder SEO Marketing assists businesses around the globe with all of their search engine optimization (SEO), search engine marketing (SEM), social media and content marketing training and consulting needs. Our goal is to empower small and medium sized businesses to be able to plan and execute a scaled, successful, online marketing campaign that will increase a companys visibility in search engine listings, increase organic search traffic to a website and convert site visitors to leads.
London was the hottest part of the country, with temperatures reaching a maximum of 20.4C (68.7F) at St James's Park at 1pm, according to the Met Office.
This made the capital hotter than Madrid (17C/62.5F), the Balearic Islands (18C/64.5F) and the French Riviera (16C-17C/61F-62.5F), weather forecaster MeteoGroup said.
However the Met Office said there was a pollution warning level ten, the highest on their scale.
A level this high means adults and children with lung problems, adults with heart problems, and older people, should avoid strenuous physical activity, according to the Met Office.
People with asthma may find they need to use their reliever inhaler more often, according to their advice.
People are advised to reduce physical exertion, particularly outdoors, especially if you experience symptoms such as cough or sore throat.
Other parts of the south east of England will see the best of the conditions today, reaching between 17C (62.5F) and 19C (66.2F), meaning plenty of time in the sun for some on the first day of British Summer Time (BST).
The balmy weather will remain for much of the week ahead, according to Met Office meteorologist Eleanor Crompton.
"It will be warm but temperatures may be a down a couple of degrees. We'll see more cloud and hazy sunshine around with temperatures in the late teens from Monday to Wednesday."
Ms Crompton added: "There is a chance of some thundery showers coming up in western and central areas tonight, spreading to the north. It's the usual case of warm weather followed by the increased risk of showers."
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London is hottest place in UK... but Met Office issues level ten alert for high pollution
5:54am, Sun 30 Mar 2014 Last updated Sun 30 Mar 2014 UK weather
Britain is due to be warmer than mainland Spain and Ibiza next week as temperatures here reach 20C (68F), forecasters said.
London will hit 20C (68F) today and 21C (70F) tomorrow, making it hotter than Madrid (17C/62.5F), the Balearic Islands (18C/64.5F) and the French Riviera (16C-17C/61F-62.5F), weather forecaster MeteoGroup said.
It means plenty of time in the sun as the clocks went forward an hour for the start of British Summer Time (BST) overnight.
Eastern Scotland and the north east of England will see some misty spells, with Edinburgh set to only reach 12C (53F) tomorrow. But it will be warmer in Belfast (14C/57F) and Cardiff (16C/61F).
Watch ITV Weather Presenter Lucy Verasamy's forecast.
The latest weather update for the West Midlands.
Further hazy sunshine for many this evening then mostly dry to start the night.
The latest weather update for the East Midlands
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Britain set to be warmer than Spain next week