Here is video made by Google AdWords that explains some very important topics such as quality score, how Google decides where ads place on the page, and the AdWords auction.
So are you confused yet? :0)
New Blog Writing Levels
Blog writing is a core business for my firm. Because it is a service that is in demand today, we have expanded our services for a wider variety of word counts.
You can view our full blog writing program, prices, and writing samples on our website.
We now have four levels of service:
Jade – our starter level at $18 per post
Ruby – our good level at $22 per post
Emerald – our better level at $28 per post
Amethyst – our best level at $32 per post
Each level provides for a different word count, number of keyword dense links, and a variety of services. We offer a blog posting frequency of three, four, and five days a week. We even offer, for clients that need greater flexibility, a choice to have us blog once a week or a certain number of times per month.
I invite you to visit our blog services page to find out if our blog writing services would be a good match for your needs.
What Will You Do To Get Your Money?
Man, it seems like the law is on the side of debtors and schemers. I have recently had a situation where a past client passed a credit card to me that was really under the name of someone else as his own. The real account owner disputed my charges and I have been left holding the bag. When I factored how long it would take me to make up the profit loss I was staggered – nearly seven months!
In the meantime the past client has now given me a new credit card to cover the disputed charges but every time I try to transact the card they are over their credit limit. To get my money I am now getting up at midnight every night to transact money on their credit card to cover their debt (with their knowledge). Unfortunately I have to get my payment in $15 to $400 lumps. I never thought that I would have an issue like this, but have found that the credit card company won’t help me, the client won’t help me – so I only have myself to rely upon.
What I have found out from this issue is that I will do anything to legally get my money from a debtor. I used to be afraid of collection agencies – no longer after three bad debts last year, and now I am not afraid of personal inconvenience – with the situation I am currently in. I am also no longer afraid of taking a debtor to small claims court to get a judgment.
What I have found is that with the economy the way that it is, as a small business person, you must be very careful, be sure (with verification) that the client is the actual owner of a credit card you take for services, and be extremely proactive when someone falls behind in payment. Why? Because no one will help you resolve the problem other than yourself. You know it only takes being burned badly once to make some serious changes in what you do to prevent being burned again.
So my question to you is, what would you do to get your money that is owed? Would you sue? Would you get up in the middle of the night to ring their card before another debtor snagged the available cash? Or would you just let the “bad client” move on to the next unsuspecting party and take the hit?
March e-Newsletter Published
You’ll want to click in to read our March e-newsletter. Topics for this month are:
Image Copyright Infringement – Are You Doing It?
Google Local or Google Maps Revisited – How to Get Top Ranking
Website Launched – Stop Fighting Over The Kids Book Website
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