I'd like to share a few bits of advice for anyone rising to the challenge - whether you're working in-house or as an ag

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Hah! I'm sure there were many more funny moments but israel mobile phone numbers database as a one woman show I couldn't be in all places at one time. With that, I'll end with my favorite quote which came from Chris Boggs on the first day, "SEO is alive, long live SEO!" PS: Most images courtesy of Dana Lookadoo, Search Marketing Optimizer, Yo! Yo! SEO. (She took tons of great photos at the conference) Link building for small ecommerce sites can be amongst the toughest SEO challenges - but also the most common.


I'd like to share a few bits of advice for anyone rising to the challenge - whether you're working in-house or as an agency. These are targetted at small companies, probably with limited internal resource or a small SEO agency contract, and who don't have a PR firm able to get them into newspapers or an advertising budget that will put them in magazines, on radio, etc. Tip 1: Reviews If you sell huge ticket items this doesn't work so well, but for sites where a typical item or purchase is in the right ballpark (e.