quick tips

If you're a fan of Inbox Zero, meaning that you try to keep your inbox as clear and non-distracting as possible through the use of filters and quick archiving, you've probably run into the issue of accidentally archiving a client's email. You don't look at the folders for a while and then realize the mistake. How can you avoid this in the future?

If you want to find out what people are saying about your business, Google can help. Google allows users to set up Alerts that let them know when Google finds something that matches a query that the user wants.

This help you keep track of what people say on Twitter, forums, blogs, and any place else on the Internet about your business. If it is something negative, you now know where to go to try to correct the problem.

So you've rebranded or renamed your business.  You've got a long-established reputation with Google or other search engines and rank highly with your old domain.  You really don't want to go through that fight again with a new domain to get to where you already are.  So, how do you move to a new domain without adversely affecting your rankings?

Face it.  Most people view your website just like they view your brick and mortar store.  If it looks old and abandoned, they assume that you are out of business and move on.  But if it stays up-to-date and looks appealing, they assume that you are probably still in business and will likely walk on through the door.

Here are a few easy ways to maintain curb appeal on your website: