Tourism Packaging
A Tried and True Recipe for Success
Tourism packaging has traditionally been defined as a pre-arranged travel plan that includes more than one element of travel. For example, an air and hotel travel plan bundled together for one rate would be considered a “package”. Continue reading
The Care and Feeding of your Website
Take some initial steps to boost your visibility and watch your traffic grow!
In the highly competitive world of web based business, visibility is vital. If your prospective customers don’t know who or where you are, you might as well not have bothered. A well-planned, well designed and carefully populated website offers great potential for boosting your business visibility. But even after your perfect site is launched, there remains a lot to do! The care and feeding of your website is critically important to its ongoing success. Continue reading
January is Evaluate Your Website month!
In my previous two articles I laid the ground work for my 2013 series, which will focus on SMART Websites. SMART websites were defined in my previous two articles as those that reflect web development best practices, in that they are Strategic & Sustainable, Measurable, Attractive and Accessible, provide ROI, and are Targeted. Continue reading
Business S.M.A.R.T. Websites – Part 2
Aren’t all websites good for business? Not necessarily.
Last issue I wrote Part 1 on “business S.M.A.R.T.“ websites and why a well-thought-out and engaging website is important for business success on the web.
“Business S.M.A.R.T.” is a term used to describe websites that meet or exceed best practices and criteria that contribute to success on the web. Continue reading
Seasons Greetings – Enjoy the season like there’s no Tamaya
Are you preparing for the end of the world? Or are you too busy with Christmas plans? Our advice is to enjoy the season like there’s no Tamaya!! (actually, that’s our advice for every single day of the year).
Merry Christmas, Happy & Prosperous New Year!
P.S. If the world ends on December 21, the laugh will be on us
Free stuff you can do to improve your website’s traffic
Does your website perform well for your business? Is it generating inquiries from qualified leads? Can you find your website in Google? Before you push the panic button, read further. There are simple things that you can do to help promote your website, without spending a whole lot of time and money … Continue reading
Business S.M.A.R.T. Websites – Part 1
Aren’t all websites good for business? Not necessarily.
The daily affirmations about the relentless growth of the web, and how business is conducted in the 21st century are having an impact, as more and more small businesses are realizing they need to get on board or be left at the station! Continue reading
Put your business on the map with Google Places for Business
Have you had issues getting your map in the correct location in Google maps?
Have you wondered why you cannot control the Write a Review feature on your Google map location?
Have you wondered why other businesses are listed on a Google map on the first page of local search results?
Do something great for your business today and sign up for a FREE listing in Google Places for Business. Continue reading
Google and Mobile Web
Microsoft and Apple made their fortunes on the stuff inside your computer or laptop. Google’s secret sauce is that it finds what you are looking for on the Internet. But the ground is shifting beneath these tech titans because of a major force: the rise of mobile devices. Google’s commanding lead in the traditional search advertising market is undeniable. But is that advantage sustainable in the realm of mobile search? Continue reading
The Power of Mobile Search and Purchasing
SoLoMo – that’s the geek term for Social, Local, Mobile
At long last, my promised, albeit somewhat delayed article on the power of mobile search and its impact on user purchasing. You’ve waited a long time for this, hope it will be deemed worth the wait!
The statistics speak for themselves; there are over 6 billion mobile subscribers world-wide, which translates to approximately 87 percent of the global population! In North America, 25% of internet users are connecting via mobile devices. That is expected to rise to 30% by the end of 2012. Of that number, just over 70% use their devices to search for information. Continue reading












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