#076 The Business Hub Show Podcast 14 August 2011
Posted by Ian on Aug 14, 2011 in Podcasts | 1 commentIn this weeks show we find out the importance of Google Places will it can affect your site’s ranking on Google. How businesses can help victims and families displaced by recent UK riots. An interesting CCTV offering being implemented within a community network. What businesses should be aware of regarding riots and insurance. Alternative funding options for British businesses. And 10 Things That Should Be On Your Invoices.
Interview with Bill Bateson, Managing Director at The Internet Marketing Company delves into how Google’s free service ‘Google Places’ can help your business particularly if you don’t have a website!
Interview with Mark Byford, Trainer and Coach at Charity Crackon.biz tells us all about ‘Appeal Great Britain’ and how we can help the victims and the families that have been displaced by the troubles sweeping our country.
Interview with James Wickes, Founder of Jabbakam.com discusses his interesting CCTV offering that’s implemented within a community network.
Interview with Nick Hollands the Franchise Development Director at Coversure Insurance Services who shares his inside information that businesses should be aware of regarding riots and insurance.
Interview with Dr Stephen Bence, Founder of BusinessFunding.co.uk talks about a new service offering private and alternative funding for British businesses in the light of institutional capital and government grants disappearing.
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An interesting commentary on Google places, however the info is behind the new update curve.
Simple domain ownership is precisely where Google have hit, to get rid of spam. You need to do something with it, else the Googlebot will drag it out.
The nonsense on the time it takes to get indexed is out of touch. Google has always put sites in to its index within hours.
Not sure if the so-called expert knows what he is talking about and certainly not a company I would waste time contacting.
Being precisely geo specific on domain names doesn’t help at all in SEO and is in most likelyhood to precise to be a valuable SEO keyword.
Buying many domains and linking is again where Google has targeted.