AKRON, Ohio (January 8, 2007) — Web design and search engine optimization firm Pilot Fish, of Akron, Ohio, has launched a new web site that provides marketing managers with useful information on web site design, search engine optimization and Internet marketing.
Among the site’s new features is a resource center with links to valuable sites on these topics. The site also has several blogs devoted to web design and SEO.
“Among the biggest challenges in successfully marketing a web site is staying on top of the ever-changing requirements of search engines and filtering good information from all the bad being disseminated by e-mail and on the Web,” said Pilot Fish President Angela Charles. “Our goal with the new site and resources section is to provide our clients and prospects with current, correct information on how to properly design and optimize a web site for best positioning on the search engines.”
The 12-year-old company recently was featured in an Inside Business magazine article titled “The Thrill of the Search.”
The article, part of Inside Business magazine’s December special section on technology company success stories in Northeast Ohio, highlighted the efforts of Cleveland SEO, an association of local search engine optimization firms dedicated to educating businesses about the importance of search engine optimization and how to avoid being scammed by unreliable or dishonest companies. Pilot Fish is one of the founding member companies of the organization.
Pilot Fish, a division of Polysort LLC, serves primarily business-to-business clients of varying size across the country and Canada.
I can’t even believe it.. I’ve got a blog.It’s my first blog ever and though I’ve been entrenched in the world for years now I’d like to think that I might be able to give a little bit back to the place that I’ve got it from.
Thus is born: SMOmashup.com
As I’ve said, it’s my very first blog and instead of just being random drivel brought to you with some catchy punchline I’ve decided to focus my efforts on a specific part of our industry: Social Media Optimization. Though most all of us deal in some way or another with various forms of marketing on the internet, I’ve decided to go where I’m unnaturally called… the land of MySpace, YouTube, Digg and beyond to see where it is the rest of us can fall into place.
In the world of SEO, so many of us have taken something that’s fairly new to the world and perfected it to a science. The differential to this is the world of SMO, where things we only dream about happen on a daily basis.
At SMOmashup.com I intend to take all of us on a daily journey from the most simplistic (WTF is SMO?) to the most complex (What can Fortune 500 companies do effectively with MySpace?) and just about everything in between. As a newer part of Cleveland SEO I would ask for you to check back each day to see what we can all share from our adventures in the underworld as well as giving up some Link Love to help promote NEO as a place where people can find the cutting edge news in our quickly expanding realm.
Hi everyone,
If you haven’t checked it out yet, be sure to stop by WebMarketingWatch, the home of the new daily web marketing show.
I’ve been doing a fair amount of web marketing videos in 2006. People have seemed to like them. So, the next evolution that seemed to make sense was a complete web marketing show.
I’ll put together a daily web marketing piece that will keep you informed quickly and easily of what is going on in the web marketing world.
Cheers and Happy New Year!
Sage
Someone just pointed this article out to me:
Search Engine Moving to Cleveland?
It is referring to:
Congoo – Free software download
Honestly, I’m not familiar for Congoo. But this would be a great addition to the Cleveland Search Community.
According to this article:
Congoo to offer subscription content for free | CNET News.com
It lets users access premium content from participating publishers without having a subscription or having to fill out registration forms. Users are allowed access between four and 15 articles per month per publisher.
I’m sure Michael DeAloia is working on the deal. This would be a great thing for Cleveland.
Note to Congoo folks: yeah yeah… there’s a bunch of cliches about Cleveland. But there are a tremendous number of assets. The cost of living is great. We have the best orchestra in the world. Peter B. Lewis, the owner of Progressive Insurance has his business here and had Frank Gehry build an amazing structure… the Peter B. Lewis building at Weatherhead. Oh yeah, Weatherhead is amazing. Case is amazing. You are 6 hours from Chicago and 9 hours from New York. Both cities have direct flights that leave as often as a bus. Oh yeah, speaking of buses, megabus.com has daily bus routes from Cleveland to Chicago for real cheap if you are sick of flying.
I could go on and on. Those are just the items off the top of my head. Any of us at ClevelandSEO.com would be more than happy to talk about the search environment, if you are interested.
So… give it some thought. We’d love to have you here.
I would like to invite you to a seminar SageRock is having this November. It is from 9-12 November 16. This is an introductory seminar on the basics of ranking better on Google (and all the algorithmic search engines, for that matter). The fee for the event is $99. But if you come through ClevelandSEO.com the seminar will only cost you $75. Just let us know that you saw this post at ClevelandSEO.com.
Go here for more information:
SageRock Google Seminar.
