• Do you have questions about how to get your website to show up on Google?
• Is your Adwords spend producing the results you desired?
• Are you uploading to YouTube, Viddler, or another site but wondering how you can get more from your efforts?
• Are your blogging efforts paying off?
• Or do you just want to know how to crop that picture so you can upload it to your blog or website?

If one or all of those questions connect with you, then lets get together next Friday September 26th at the Ragin Bean in Yaletown for one hour to talk about your website and your internet marketing plan. You can book a one on one consultation session with me to talk about any facet of your web marketing plan. The cost is $100.00 and if you don’t receive some solid tips and direction for your business, then you can have your money back.

Special Bonus for those who book consultation session: There are two checklists that I have put together recently. For everyone that comes on the 26th, I will give you a copy of one of my checklists.
1. SEO Checklist Each time you add a page to your site, work through this checklist to make sure you’ve got the essential SEO elements just right.
2. Google Adwords Checklist: use this checklist for each time that you setup a new adgroup or campaign in Adwords to make sure that your adwords campaign is dialed in just right.

I’ve already booked the 10:00 and 11:00 hour, but I’m planning to make myself available from 9am – 5pm so there is still plenty of time for you.

To get together and talk about what is frustrating you with your internet marketing plan + get a copy of the SEO or Adwords checklist, simply drop me an email rodney (at) reachd.com or leave a comment here on this page.

Committed to your success.

Rodney Bartlett
Lead Instructor – Reachd.com

How many websites are there on the internet? A lot.. for sure. What are you doing on your website or blog to get your message across? Is it memorable or unique? Are you being heard over all the noise on the internet? One way to get your message across is to be direct. Cut to the chase. State your message and then move on. Check out this quick video for more info.

I am guilty of this just like you are. We are so involved with our “stuff” and passionate about our profession that we speak in terms that our customers don’t understand. It is critical to listen to your customers. I’m not just talking about listening to their needs, but listen to the actual words that they use. Once you pick up on your customer’s jargon begin using that jargon in your web copy, your blog, and videos. Here’s a quick video to explain more clearly what I’m talking about.