Question: What does the term SEO mean to you? Sure, we all know it stands for search engine optimization but how do you actually go about optimizing your pet sitting website anyway? The approach we hear most often includes the use of “keywords.” “Make sure you have your keywords in your title tag” for example, …
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Are Your Current Keywords Actually Hurting You?
Posted July 1, 2010 By Joshua in Pet Sitters, SEO and Marketing With | 1 Comment -
FBML on your Pet Sitting Facebook Fan Page – Part 1
Posted June 28, 2010 By Joshua in SEO and Marketing With | 3 CommentsAre you ready to take your pet sitting Facebook fan page to the next level? Do you want to make your fan page more interactive and gain more loyal fans? FBML is the answer. I created a 2-part FBML series that walks you through the basics and the specifics. Part 1 – FBML Basics (this …
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FBML on your Pet Sitting Facebook Fan Page – Part 2
Posted By Joshua in SEO and Marketing With | 6 CommentsWelcome to Part 2 of our FBML video series. In Part 1, we discussed the basics of FBML. Today, in Part 2, we are going to get you all up and running with FBML on your pet sitting Facebookfan page. Part 1 – FBML Basics Part 2 – Getting FBML on your fanpage (this page)
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[Podcast] 10 Ways to Market and SEO Your Pet Sitting Website
Posted June 26, 2010 By Joshua in SEO and Marketing With | 2 CommentsAPSE co-founder Joshua Cary interviews PetWebDesigner.com CEO Michael Ayalon. Listen in and discover 10 specific things you can do right now to market your pet sitting website. Push the PLAY button on the big screen below to listen in: Click on the PLAY button above to listen now OR…
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The APSE Pet Sitter Website School
Posted June 2, 2010 By in APSE News and Events With | No CommentsWelcome to our newest feature at the Association of Pet Sitting Excellence – Joshua’s Pet Sitter Website School. The school is a 12-part video tutorial that walks you through 12 distinct elements of the Alitia’s Animals website – the site to which Joshua and his wife Alitia give credit for the success of their pet sitting business. …
