Welcoming our New Sponsor - Search Engine Guide

By Bill Slawski, on May 2, 2007, at 7:28 am

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I’m proud and happy to announce that SEO by the Sea has a new sponsor, whom I’d like to thank and welcome to the site.

You may have noticed a new banner on the site, to the top and right of the page, from Search Engine Guide. As a source of information for small businesses on the Web, and a site that provides timely and thoughtful articles on search engines, search marketing, and small business, I’m proud of the association.

Welcome aboard to the Search Engine Guide team, and thanks for providing such an outstanding resource.

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6 comments to Welcoming our New Sponsor – Search Engine Guide

• Christina Niven

  05/02/2007 at 8:01 pm

  I’m glad you got a sponsor. I’ve always thought that you needed to monetize this site, and it looks like the little Search Engine Guide dog in the upper right box is an okay way to do it. I clicked on it yesterday and will check it out again when I have more time.

• William Slawski

  05/02/2007 at 10:19 pm

  Thanks, Christina,

  The folks at Searh Engine Guide are extremely helpful and informed. I am very happy to have them associated with SEO by the Sea.

• Tony 4 Cliparts

  05/05/2007 at 10:44 pm

  The button does look good. Goes with the site. I wish I had a sponsor like tat . But you got to wait to get such offers.. but this site does deserve a lot more sponsors than what it is showing now. How abt having an advertise here link and listing down the options?

• William Slawski

  05/06/2007 at 11:30 pm

  Thanks, Tony.

  Those are good ideas. I do have a separate Advertise page, but it’s not a bad idea to ad a link over by the sponsors.

• SEO Practices

  05/11/2007 at 3:43 pm

  That’s great Bill. I’m an SEO Newbie, have been thinking of putting some google ads on my blog, just to get the feeling of it and make it a learning experience.

• William Slawski

  05/11/2007 at 6:09 pm

  Thanks, SEO Practices.

  It’s good to see you here.

  Trying out some Google ads on your blog sounds like a good idea, to get a little experience with them. If you don’t have any hobby sites that you can use to try out different things, it might not be a bad idea to build one or two of those, to try things like that out upon, too.

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