Posts Tagged ‘Google’

If 2010 is your year to delve into larger advertising markets, then boy do I have a treat for you!  Discounts, Discounts, Discounts.. everybody loves them and these are a terrific way to test your advertising before going into a full scale campaign (only to find it flops and you’re out tons of that green stuff!)

• Advertise on Google
• Advertise on Facebook
• Advertise on Bing
• Advertise on Yahoo

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1-800-GOOG411

Now this is cool .. considering my daughter just had over $10.00 in directory assistance charges on her cell phone because she didn’t realize they cost her money every time she calls 411, I thought you might be interested in Google’s 411 service too!

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Knowing what is being said about you, your business and your target market is an important habit that every work at home mom should be on top of. Spend some time every day listening so you don’t get left trying to play catch up.

When I say “spending some time”, I don’t mean hours a day. Once everything is set up, a few minutes a day, or even weekly will help you stay on top of your market happenings.

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I realize that I’m lumping a lot into one post, but as it’s been a while, I figured you deserve a big update :)

#1 on the list is OIO Publisher – this is by far the best advertising system that I’ve come across and can be used as a stand alone system (on websites) or as a Wordpress plugin. All of the banners and buttons that you see on Wahm Cafe are now powered by OIO Publisher, and can be purchased with either Entrecard Credits, or with cash using PayPal.

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Every website is ‘ranked’ by Google. Brand new websites start off with a PR 0 (PageRank zero), while the ranking scale goes up to a PR 10. For most websites, with a little bit of work, you’ll be able to hit a PR 3 without too much trouble, while moving up from there tends to require a lot of work.

There are a few ways to find out what your PageRank is:

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