Dave, I have several businesses that I do their websites for, but they want me to submit them to Google Places. Unfortunately, Google needs the owner of the business to obtain a ‘pin’ that is used to verify business ownership. Do you know of a way I can obtain those pins for my clients?
My firm is debating a redesign of our site after we got two email messages saying it’s hard to read on smaller Windows PC screens. My suspicion, however, is that the vast majority of our site visitors have big screens and are Mac users. How can I tell?
I’ve heard that one of the best ways to improve my Google search ranking is to fix anything that’s marked as incorrect in Google’s Webmaster Tools service. Problem is, when I did go to Webmaster Central it says my site’s not verified. How do I verify my Web site with Google Tools?
I subscribe to any Google Adsense earnings but zero in the day, I do not know why: I hope you can advise me advice and profitable ways that make me win tens of dollars per day.
My online business has recently started receiving unsolicited orders from clients in a couple of foreign countries, so I’ve decided to create translated websites for each of those countries to see what the demand is like. The problem is, I’m not sure exactly how I should optimize these sites properly so they’ll rank in the foreign language search engines, especially since I don’t speak either language! Any advice?
I run a small company and I have found that social media is fantastic for generating interest in my business. But someone told me that most of the online population doesn’t speak English as their first language. I only speak English and my marketing budget amounts to two moths and a ball of pocket fluff. So tell me – how can I use Twitter and Facebook to target foreign markets?
Do you know how I would go about getting an ‘.edu’ domain name registered? I’m not finding the answer readily, if you can help that would be great!
I’ve been using Google Analytics for a while and a client just asked me about the traffic on a specific page. I logged into the Analytics site and dug around everywhere, but can’t see anywhere I can actually just type in a URL and find the stats for that specific page. Is it possible, or is that just not how Google Analytics works?
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