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Google Optimization Project – Part 4 – The Blogging Juggernaut

by Jason Sanders Google Optimization
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After laying the groundwork for our Google Optimization Project, by creating a kick ass video and a sweeeeet custom google map to highlight The Clip Joint in Merchantville NJ, now it’s time to find the best ways to introduce this compelling content to potential customers.  The best way to do that is to have content [...]

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Google Optimization Project – Part 3 – The Map

by Jason Sanders Google Optimization
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If you’ve been effective in creating content that generates interest in your business from potential customers, you’re well on your way to executing a successful internet marketing strategy. Now you need to make sure that your potential customer has all the crucial information about your business.
Through Google Maps API, TVPG Labs can now create [...]

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Google Optimization Project – Part 2 – The Video

by Jason Sanders Google Optimization
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As you may have read in the first post of this series, TVPG Labs can help your businesses be found by potential customers who are looking for the solutions that your business provides. After my initial meeting with Al, the owner of The Clip Joint in Merchantville NJ, we agreed to meet up the [...]

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Announcing Our Latest Client’s Google Optimization Project

by Jason Sanders Google Optimization
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I’ve known Al from The Clip Joint for close to 10 years. He was one of the first people I talked to about my Google optimization idea. In a lot of ways Al is an ideal client. He’s owned his business for over 40 years. He has great business sense, but [...]

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