SBS Flashback: December 2008
By Matt McGee on Dec 16, 2009 in Miscellaneous
For those of you who are new SBSM readers & subscribers, here’s a list of noteworthy posts you probably missed from one year ago. I try to put together a post like this each month to introduce new readers to old content that might be worth reading.
- Business Blogging is a Good Idea, Stats Be Damned
- Reputation Management … the Air Force Way
- Local Search Queries on the Rise
- 7 Traits of a Social Media-Friendly Web Site
- In 2009, Resolve To Own Your Digital Assets (Make this resolution in 2010, too, if you haven’t already.)
Previous Flashbacks
SBS Flashback: November 2008
SBS Flashback: October 2008
SBS Flashback: September 2008
SBS Flashback: August 2008
SBS Flashback: July 2008
SBS Flashback: June 2008
SBS Flashback: May 2008
SBS Flashback: April 2008
SBS Flashback: March 2008
SBS Flashback: February 2008
SBS Flashback: January 2008
SBS Flashback: December 2007
SBS Flashback: November 2007
SBS Flashback: October 2007
SBS Flashback: September 2007
SBS Flashback: August 2007
SBS Flashback: July 2007
SBS Flashback: June 2007
SBS Flashback: May 2007
SBS Flashback: April 2007
SBS Flashback: March 2007
SBS Flashback: February 2007
SBS Flashback: January 2007
SBS Flashback: December 2006
SBS Flashback: November 2006
SBS Flashback: October 2006
SBS Flashback: September 2006
SBS Flashback: August 2006
SBS Flashback: July 2006
SBS Flashback: June 2006
SBS Flashback: May 2006
- SBS Flashback: August 2008
For those of you who are new SBSM readers & subscribers, here’s a list of noteworthy posts you probably missed... - SBS Flashback: September 2008
For those of you who are new SBSM readers & subscribers, here’s a list of noteworthy posts you probably missed... - SBS Flashback: October 2008
For those of you who are new SBSM readers & subscribers, here’s a list of noteworthy posts you probably missed... - SBS Flashback: December 2007
For those of you who are new SBS readers & subscribers, here’s a list of noteworthy posts you probably missed...
1 Comment(s)
By Malcolm Evans on Dec 27, 2009 | Reply
One thing really stands out on this site to me – how easily we all tend to forget how you must, as a smaller business, use your site as a LOCAL shop and not become obsessed with global reach. My own business is in corporate culture research and consultancy and, two years into the business, I have found that re-focusing my efforts on my doorstep have allowed us to hit real take-off. Never forget that while the net can put your name out widely, it can provide a glittering shop front literally on your doorstep.