So, I wanted to begin this conversation today — and if you have answers, I’d love to hear them, too:
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COMING SOON Greensboro – Save the Date | Keith Flynn
Saturday, June 1, 7:00pm, Keith Flynn joins us here in Greensboro to read from his latest collection, Colony Collapse Disorder, with an open mic to follow. Tate Street Coffeehouse.
Sunday, June 2, at 2:00-5:00pm, Inspiration Station, a creative writing workshop with Keith at the Kathleen Clay Edwards Branch of the Greensboro Public Library. Cost: $25
REGISTRATION HERE.
Keith is founder and editor of The Asheville Poetry Review and a tremendous speaker and teacher. Participants should bring at least one poem for the group to discuss and 20 copies of the manuscript. Any work deemed exemplary will be considered for publication in The Asheville Poetry Review.
Sponsored by Women Writers of the Triad and open to the public.
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Read more about Keith here.
The difference between SEO and Social Media and why you need both
Basic guerrilla advice for building web presence, online marketing.
Q: How do I get “found” by Google, Bing, and the search engines?
To explain SEO (Search Engine Optimization) to my friends and clients whom are small business owners, I use the metaphor of a large pond to describe the Internet. Okay, a really large pond. Give yourself a moment to think of how you would get found, should you find yourself sitting in this large pond along with others just like yourself. Splash. Kick. Skip stones.
Blog posts, Youtube videos, and web content are all ways of creating those ripples. Over time, steady contribution creates larger and larger ripples. More ripples means more likelihood of Google and Bing and the other search engines finding you. What are the stones you keep in your pocket?
Q: I’m very active on Facebook. Won’t this get results?
Yes and no. Social media is not SEO and shouldn’t be touted as such. You can Facebook your fingers off and it will not change your SEO results. Your website is the best tool you have to find new customers and explain your company to them.
Your Facebook is perfect for reinforcing your brand and also a way to keep your brand at top of mind. What do your customers and potential customers find when they look at your social media? Take stock of your offerings.
There are loads of options in Social Media to consider beyond Facebook and Twitter. LinkedIn. Pinterest. Tumblr. Instagram. The list goes on and new ones seem to pop up overnight. We can help you sort through which pieces work for promoting your business.
Contact me for advertising, media buying, SEO work, or help with building your social media platform. 336-937-5319 — Melissa