Comments for jackmize.com http://jackmize.com Tue, 25 Jan 2011 21:50:10 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 Comment on Small Business Marketing: ‘Who You Are’ or ‘What You Do?’ by Internet Marketing Expert Jack Mize Publishes New Article Discussing Marketing Strategies For Small Businesses | jackmize.com http://jackmize.com/small-business-marketing-%e2%80%98who-you-are%e2%80%99-or-%e2%80%98what-you-do%e2%80%99/comment-page-1#comment-180 Internet Marketing Expert Jack Mize Publishes New Article Discussing Marketing Strategies For Small Businesses | jackmize.com Tue, 25 Jan 2011 21:50:10 +0000 http://jackmize.com/?p=282#comment-180 [...] (http://www.jackmize.com/) about marketing strategies for small businesses. The article, titled “Small Business Marketing: ‘Who You Are’ or ‘What You Do?’” delves into various approaches to marketing for small [...] [...] (http://www.jackmize.com/) about marketing strategies for small businesses. The article, titled “Small Business Marketing: ‘Who You Are’ or ‘What You Do?’” delves into various approaches to marketing for small [...]

]]> Comment on Twitter For Local Business? by teevee http://jackmize.com/twitter-for-local-business/comment-page-1#comment-178 teevee Sun, 12 Dec 2010 18:07:38 +0000 http://jackmize.com/?p=210#comment-178 I shall be looking into this. :)

I shall be looking into this. :)

]]> Comment on The Internet Is Getting Smaller – The Google Places Game Changes by Sally Dillon http://jackmize.com/the-internet-is-getting-smaller-the-google-places-game-changes/comment-page-1#comment-165 Sally Dillon Wed, 03 Nov 2010 02:38:02 +0000 http://jackmize.com/?p=224#comment-165 Jack - I notice a big difference in the results. For instance, "chiropractic camas wa" returns the usual Google 7 Pack. "camas chiropractic" returns a result like the one in this post and even includes a Facebook page and "camas chiropractic" returns sort of a hybrid with organic then three maps and more organic. I'm just going to do keyword research for most searched terms and optimize for those.

Jack – I notice a big difference in the results. For instance, “chiropractic camas wa” returns the usual Google 7 Pack. “camas chiropractic” returns a result like the one in this post and even includes a Facebook page and “camas chiropractic” returns sort of a hybrid with organic then three maps and more organic. I’m just going to do keyword research for most searched terms and optimize for those.

]]> Comment on How Hard Are You Leaning On Google Maps? by Dr. Dan http://jackmize.com/168/comment-page-1#comment-149 Dr. Dan Wed, 06 Oct 2010 22:40:54 +0000 http://jackmize.com/?p=168#comment-149 I agree with you on this one. Their has been alot of WSO and products coming out on how to rent Google Place listings and build a whole business around it. I almost went along with it but also felt it wasnt a sustainable business model. Thanks for you advice here and im loving the Offline X Factor! You Are a RockStar! Dr Dan

I agree with you on this one. Their has been alot of WSO and products coming out on how to rent Google Place listings and build a whole business around it. I almost went along with it but also felt it wasnt a sustainable business model. Thanks for you advice here and im loving the Offline X Factor!

You Are a RockStar!

Dr Dan

]]> Comment on How Hard Are You Leaning On Google Maps? by Tity http://jackmize.com/168/comment-page-1#comment-140 Tity Mon, 13 Sep 2010 13:01:50 +0000 http://jackmize.com/?p=168#comment-140 I think you are right. The example of the new google instant search is an example.

I think you are right. The example of the new google instant search is an example.

]]> Comment on SEO VS. Local Internet Marketing by Colin http://jackmize.com/seo-vs-local-internet-marketing/comment-page-1#comment-137 Colin Mon, 13 Sep 2010 04:40:58 +0000 http://jackmize.com/?p=147#comment-137 Jack, I like your keep it simple approach. Leave the selling to your customer (SME) - just give him what he wants and thats leads that have their arms at least partly up. Thanks for that Colin

Jack,

I like your keep it simple approach. Leave the selling to your customer (SME) – just give him what he wants and thats leads that have their arms at least partly up.

Thanks for that Colin

]]> Comment on How Hard Are You Leaning On Google Maps? by Martin Bellinger http://jackmize.com/168/comment-page-1#comment-133 Martin Bellinger Wed, 08 Sep 2010 13:48:15 +0000 http://jackmize.com/?p=168#comment-133 Hi Jack Totally agree about being dependant on Big G, l have added mobile (cellphone) marketing to counter. Note Google now saying Mobile Marketing is it MAIN focus! Regards Martin Bellinger

Hi Jack

Totally agree about being dependant on Big G, l have added mobile (cellphone) marketing to counter. Note Google now saying Mobile Marketing is it MAIN focus!

Regards
Martin Bellinger

]]> Comment on How Hard Are You Leaning On Google Maps? by Mike http://jackmize.com/168/comment-page-1#comment-131 Mike Mon, 23 Aug 2010 19:40:43 +0000 http://jackmize.com/?p=168#comment-131 Jack, Great video. Personally, I found the pitch in the email you show above was way too "salesy". I'm surprised if it works. I think many businesses have already been shell-shocked by the whole "I can get you to Number one on Google" bit that they'll tune it out or delete it. Was that email sent to a warm or a cold list? I suppose that could make a big difference. Anyway, I agree Google Places (although great) is definitely not a business in itself and we all know that big G can change on a dime whenever they please. Diversification in all things financial and online is always recommended. That's what I'm going to try to do as I start helping clients with their internet marketing - thanks for sharing!

Jack,

Great video. Personally, I found the pitch in the email you show above was way too “salesy”. I’m surprised if it works. I think many businesses have already been shell-shocked by the whole “I can get you to Number one on Google” bit that they’ll tune it out or delete it. Was that email sent to a warm or a cold list? I suppose that could make a big difference.

Anyway, I agree Google Places (although great) is definitely not a business in itself and we all know that big G can change on a dime whenever they please. Diversification in all things financial and online is always recommended. That’s what I’m going to try to do as I start helping clients with their internet marketing – thanks for sharing!

]]> Comment on SEO VS. Local Internet Marketing by Elaine Mc Donagh http://jackmize.com/seo-vs-local-internet-marketing/comment-page-1#comment-110 Elaine Mc Donagh Sat, 07 Aug 2010 18:39:52 +0000 http://jackmize.com/?p=147#comment-110 Jack-this is very interesting I have small amount of experience in SEO and web-design so you can imagine this goes against some of my teachings-still learning but agree that you seem to be on to something here-have to check this out makes alot of sense

Jack-this is very interesting I have small amount of experience in SEO and web-design so you can imagine this goes against some of my teachings-still learning but agree that you seem to be on to something here-have to check this out makes alot of sense

]]> Comment on How Hard Are You Leaning On Google Maps? by Wolfgang http://jackmize.com/168/comment-page-1#comment-107 Wolfgang Thu, 05 Aug 2010 04:06:19 +0000 http://jackmize.com/?p=168#comment-107 Hi Jack, great arguments for the US market, but in Germany Google has a market share of more than 92%! Bing and Yahoo have less than 2% each. This means that we have to "dance with the women being on the floor" and in Germany there is only one mature woman named Google. But nevertheless you cannot want to rely only on Google Places, because in Germany only approx. 60% of all local search terms are triggering the map and the 10-box. Looking forward to your upcoming videos. Wolfgang

Hi Jack,
great arguments for the US market, but in Germany Google has a market share of more than 92%! Bing and Yahoo have less than 2% each. This means that we have to “dance with the women being on the floor” and in Germany there is only one mature woman named Google.

But nevertheless you cannot want to rely only on Google Places, because in Germany only approx. 60% of all local search terms are triggering the map and the 10-box.

Looking forward to your upcoming videos.

Wolfgang

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