David McBee

Author's details

Name: David McBee
Date registered: April 19, 2012
URL: http://www.davidmcbee.com
AIM: davidvmcbee
Jabber / Google Talk: davidvmcbee@gmail.com

Biography

David McBee teaches and provides internet marketing services including SEO, PPC, Social Media, Blogging, Mobile, Infographics and more.

Latest posts

  1. Internet Marketing and Call Tracking — May 8, 2013
  2. How Local Search Has Evolved — May 1, 2013
  3. Are Forum Links Still Any Good? — April 30, 2013
  4. Has Google Made the Web Boring? — April 18, 2013
  5. Video for Small Business? Heck Yes! — April 16, 2013

Most commented posts

  1. A List of Different Kinds of Backlinks — 8 comments
  2. How to Post Links in Forums Without Creating Spam — 8 comments
  3. The Do’s and Don’ts of Business Facebook Pages — 8 comments
  4. LINK WHEELS – The Little Strategy That Works Big — 7 comments
  5. Anchor Text Strategies for Backlinks — 4 comments

Author's posts listings

May 08 2013

Internet Marketing and Call Tracking

call tracking

In all my years of consulting and providing internet marketing strategies to my own clients, my absolute favorite measuring tool has always been call tracking. I love call tracking because there is simply no denying the data – especially if you get the kind of call tracking that records the phone call. You listen to …

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May 01 2013

How Local Search Has Evolved

David Mihm is the director of local search at SEOmoz, the SEO software provider. Mihm posted a Whiteboard Friday in which he discussed the evolution of local search, from the 1990s all the way through to today. He does a great job of highlighting the particular points at which Google’s algorithms have made considerable changes, …

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Apr 30 2013

Are Forum Links Still Any Good?

jeepforumlink

I was recently explaining to a client that the best way to determine if a link is good or not is to ask this question: “If it weren’t for SEO and link juice and PageRank, would I still want the link?” And if the answer is “yes”, it’s probably a good link. Because answering yes …

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