A Search Engine Booster Pill From Fresh Business Thinking

July 27, 2007; 02:39 AM

Freshbusinessthinking.com the website that gives small business owners and directors information to help them run their businesses more effectively has launched a new service to help businesses drive qualified traffic to their Web sites.

Every day millions of business owners use search engines to look for new services and suppliers.  These businesses might have a great offer but if new customers can't find them then it's all for nothing.

The world of search engine marketing is fraught with complicated theories and algorithms - but what is crystal clear is that editorial content is king.

If Web sites don't have massive amounts of non-product based content or editorial then search engines such as Google may give them a lower rank.

Getting listed by a search engine is not difficult - but getting that all important first page listing can be complex. But as busy business people are time poor it is becoming increasingly more important to do so.

Businesses can boost their ranking on popular search engines like Google or Yahoo by linking with Freshbusinessthinking.com and piggybacking off its content, news and relevant high quality links.

The service costs £99+ Vat for a 12 month subscription - however businesses that book before the end of July will get 2 years for the price of one.

Freshbusinessthinking.com is not going to be the complete solution for search engine marketing - it will provide a boost alongside existing marketing efforts.

For more information visit www.freshbusinessthinking.com/search

www.freshbusinessthinking.com  is becoming the most visited site for business owners, directors and entrepreneurs running small and medium-sized businesses in the UK.

www.freshbusinessthinking.com is an on-line business resource giving ideas, information, advice and news aimed squarely at the UK's SMEs.

It provides the 'how to' for SME business decision makers and offers practical advice on essential business topics and solutions to specific business problems.
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