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Being in this post shows that you definitely have been trying to find an answer to some SEO related questions. Well, we know that Search engine optimization (SEO) can be tough to get your head around, especially if you’ve just launched a new business. Some of the most common beginners’ SEO questions relate to how to ensure that Google and other search engines are aware your site exists. In this article, I’ll discuss these basic steps in SEO and of course look into the question  “Do you have to submit a URL to Google?” . Do you have to submit a URL to Google? As a general rule, if your site is designed with SEO considerations in mind, then Google and other search engines will be able to find and crawl new pages so they can be included in search results when appropriate. You do not have to submit a URL to Google for it to be included in its search results. But if you don’t necessarily have to submit your links to Google, why does the thought that you should exist? There are a few rea...

So, you’ve launched a business? That’s great! Now the next step is promoting it so that you can start driving customers to buy your products and services. Luckily, this is not as expensive or complicated as it once was. There are plenty of easy ways to promote your business and a mountain of tools and resources available to help you. In this article, I’ll be rounding those up, so you can get started. How to promote your business with social media Setting up social media pages is a must for building an online presence – it’s a great way to direct users back to your website and interact with your potential customers. Avoid setting up on every single one and just choose the platforms that make the most sense for your business, so you can put as much time and energy into running them as possible. Refer to this article  to know the social media platform that’s right for your business. And for when you can’t be there – you’ll want to automate. Use tools like  Hootsuite  or...

Nowadays, it’s very important for a growing business to take advantage of social media as a tool for marketing almost any kind of business but not all the social media platforms are suitable for all kinds of businesses. In this guide, though I’ll try to be as straight to the point as possible in explaining how to explore the most popular social media platforms and explain which is should be right for your business. Let’s get social. Google My Business Google Plus may be dead, but Google’s business-focused social network still lives on. It’s suitable for all kinds of businesses, but it’s especially useful for business that serve a specific local area either via a physical premises that people can visit (such as a café), or without a premises that people can visit (such as a plumber). Why is it so useful to these kinds of business? Because Google My Business allows you to be included in Google’s local search results. Other benefits of Google My Business include displaying your opening ti...