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Archive for March, 2009

Good, reliable  pet sitters have not see much of a down turn in the slowing economy. In fact I see many articles about how pet sitting is still one of the fastest growing small businesses.

The Pet Nanny in Tega Cay SC is no exception. Michelle Shirley’s, aka the Tega Cay Pet Nanny , business continues to grow. She has a trusted, established business. Read the rest of this entry »

Ethel Butler, a Bronze Life Master bridge player and a certified Easybridge® presenter in Fort Mill, SC  has a new website and blog. The new site is www.bridgecarolinas.com

Ethel has decided to teach bridge at the Charlotte Bridge Association. Ethel wanted a website to help market her bridge classes and regularly communicate to her fellow bridge players and students via the web.  Read the rest of this entry »

Instead of you just taking my word for it,  I searched the internet for other internet marketing experts opinion of the benefit of blogging.  Not only did I find an article about the benefits of blogging but I also found someone who agrees with me on the benefits of using Wordpress for your self hosted blog platform.

Scott Van Achte is the Senior SEO at StepForth Read the rest of this entry »

The following is a post I wrote over a year ago for activerain.com and homesfortmill.com. The subjectof a blog versus a static website is still current and talked about by many today.

I created two separate websites for Carmen’s real estate business. One was a static website and the other a CMS based self hosted Wordpress blog. The blog quickly outranked the static website on most search engine keyword searches. Why? Read the rest of this entry »

No, not Carmen. Carmen’s real estate website www.carmensmiller.com has a new look.

It’s a new year and Carmen and I thought it was time to freshen up her first real estate website.

The new website features a clean crisp design with a built in slide show at the top of the page to feature pictures of our beautiful area Tega Cay, Fort Mill, Lake Wylie, and other local  scenes in northern South Carolina. Read the rest of this entry »