Videos

Google anlaytics is a free tool available to any website.  It is a piece of code inserted into your website that tracks the number of visitors, pages visited, time on site and numerous other things.  There is so much information.

Doing your own Search Engine Optimization can be pretty overwhelming when you think about it.  Here is your website, competing against thousands, if not millions of other websites.  So, how on earth can you compete?  Well, to begin with, you are an expert about your products or services.  That fact alone, should make you and your website more of an authority than the other 99% of the sites that show up in the search results when someone searches a word describing your product or service.  In this video, Brad Gosse talks about why you should do your own

If you run a website, or run a business with a website, chances are, you may have been contacted by a Search Engine Optimization company offering to sell you their services.  Search Engine Optimization, or SEO, is an unregulated industry.  Therefore, you have probably heard many different sales pitches from various different companies.   My personal favorite is, "We are one of the few SEO companies endorsed by Google.".  Unfortunately, Google, or Yahoo, or any other search engine for that matter, does not endorse ANY SEO company.  In this video, Brad gosse

Too often, small business owners with websites, seem to think that their IT guy or IT person, is the person that knows everything about their website, including Search Engine Optimization.  The reality is, most IT people are experts about everything else when it comes to computers, mostly their computer network, computer software, and computer viruses.  Brad Gosse talks about IT guys and SEO.  SEO is a whole different skill set in itself.  SEO is about marketing.  SEO is about getting your website to rank high in the search engines for various search terms.  SE

In this video, Brad Gosse talks about SEO, and how there really is no secret to the process.  Brad knows as he has been doing this a long time and has been extremely successful at Search Engine Optimization.  The hardest part about SEO, is doing the work.  Just like being successful in anything else, to be successful in SEO requires a concentrated and persistent effort.

In this video, Brad Gosse talks about Mobile Marketing for Small Business by using such applications as Foursquare.  See how somethin as simplie as registering your business at foursquare.com can help spread the word about your product or service to the growing trend of users that are using these mobile applications.  You csan not only make the local user aware of your business, but offer them a special in return for their patronage.

The facebook "like" button has become more than just another thing to tell your friends about what you are interested in as you surf around the internet.  Everywhere you go, you'll see that many websites have added this button to their site.  Whether you "like" this button or not, it i here to stay.  Brad Gosse talks about why you should be adding this button to your website, and how it can actually help your website with Search Engine Optimization.

Brad Gosse talks about the power of twitter and facebook and some of the myth's behind twitter's users.  Twitter is not just another site being use by just teenagers.  Surprisingly, very few teenagers use twitter.  Find out who is using twitter and how you can market your business to those indiividuals.

Getting to page one in Google should be the goal of every business who wants to be found in Google, but the reality is that there are only ten natural or organic search spots available on the first page of the search engine Google. Brad Gosse and Wayne Peters discuss what it will take to get your company's website found on page one through organic search engine optimization.

One of the goals of every business should be getting new customers. In this video, Brad Gosse and Wayne Peters discuss the possibility of making Twitter part of your business marketing strategy. Twitter is a platform to post your thoughts in 140 characters or less. The question of automation tools for Twitter is raised and its potential benefits and pitfalls of using such services.