Don’t Ignore Google+
Google+ is here.
Okay. It’s been here awhile now, but many businesses aren’t using it to its full potential (or at all). 
You may think that joining yet another social network isn’t worth the time. You’re already on Facebook and Twitter, right?
While it’s true that you need to judiciously choose where you invest in social media, ignoring Google+ may not be the best idea. Continue reading
“I Can’t Close this Stupid Pop-Up” and other Web Marketing Customer Woes
Radio and TV, no doubt, revolutionized marketing. Entirely new avenues of reaching potential customers opened up…and with the potential for multimedia, too!
But radio and TV are firmly planted in the “push” marketing paradigm. They trumpet your claims and shout your company name to push an awareness of your company, your products and services into your potential customers’ awareness. Continue reading
Internet Marketing Seussisms from SonicSEO.com
A few Internet marketing Seussisms (our version) in honor of Dr. Seuss’ birthday. Enjoy! 
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Nice to See You Again, February 29th
You haven’t called.
You haven’t written.
We haven’t seen you in four years; February 29th, where have you been?
Where do you go for the years in between, you elusive day?
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SEO: Effectively Bringing Sales and Revenue to Med Spas…and More
A recent study published in the Medical Spa MD Physician Report by Medical Spa MD revealed that SEO is the number one way to effectively bring sales and revenue to med spas. Continue reading
Your Valentine’s Day Matchmaker: SonicSEO.com
Your heart is pumping, your palms sweat. Your words, usually so witty (at least you think so), suddenly fall flat.
Yes, that’s right. You’re falling in love. You’ve found your perfect match.
Suddenly, everything in your life falls into place. You have that extra spark in your step that comes with the satisfaction of knowing that you are loved. Continue reading
Twitter Marketing – How Does it Fit in With Internet Marketing
As with other social media platforms such as Facebook, Twitter can be a powerful marketing tool for businesses. But how exactly does Twitter fit in to a comprehensive Internet marketing campaign?
There are two forms of twitter marketing: paid twitter advertisements and twitter marketing (which is marketing of your company twitter account).
Twitter ads (also called twitter sponsored tweets) are still in Beta testing, but if you want to try them, they cost a minimum of 6 grand ($6,000) a month. A hefty price tag to be sure, but they do bring in quite a bit of traffic. If you want to give your Internet marketing campaign a much needed boost Twitter ads are a great alternative.
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Under Google’s Umbrella: What Do You Think About the New Privacy Policy?
If you are familiar with tech news, you’ve probably heard about Google’s new privacy policy, expected to take effect on March 1.
With all the information about the news, it can be difficult to make up your mind about where you stand on the new Privacy Policy. This blog will outline the basics of the controversy. Continue reading
Facebook Marketing is an Important Part of Any Internet Marketing Campaign
We’ve all read about how Facebook can be a great marketing tool for business. But what exactly is Facebook marketing, and how do you go about doing it?
Facebook Marketing Is a Way to Drive Traffic to Your Website or Business
The most important thing to keep in mind is that you can’t actually sell anything on Facebook (although you may be able to soon—but that’s another topic for another time). That’s not what Facebook marketing is. Facebook marketing is a way to spread the word about your business to a potentially large group of people at a relatively low cost.
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It’s Not Exactly News: You Need Search Engine Marketing
eMarketer, one of the leading digital media analysis firms, projects growth in search spending over the course of the next few years, reaching $30 billion by 2016. Fueled in 2012 by national elections and the Summer Olympic Games, search spending trends will secure the crown on Google’s head as the king of Internet search, but Microsoft will continue to solidify its presence at court.
But, of course, you don’t follow spending trends just because they’re spending trends. What did your mother tell you about following the crowd? But these spending trends are significant because they point to the power of Internet search in business marketing.