Articles By Dana Wallert

When promoting your business online, it's easy to get caught up in the SEO (search engine optimization) game. It's important to always keep things in perspective. So let's look at the SEO "game" through the eyes of a coach, Mike Ditka.

Patience is truly a virtue in the everchanging, fast paced world of SEO!

Time is undoubtedly one of the most valuable assets to the small business owner. Unfortunately, time is a constant variable. There is no way to add extra hours into your day or is there?

A look at the marketing lessons to be learned from the very familiar Head-On commercials.

Article marketers are not immune from the same idea drought that all writers experience from time to time. How do you overcome this block?

Dolly Parton has told us all the trials and tribulations of the daily grind. Can you imagine the songs full of angst and heartache she would write about the hours most entrepreneurs and small business owners rack up?

Riding instructors are constantly trying to find new, innovative means of teaching children to ride and become comfortable on horseback. The key is really combining useful exercises that teach balance and position with fun to keep kids interested.

Many established, non-technology related small businesses don't see a need for their own website. Why on earth would a salon or a smaller retail shop need to be on the internet? There are many answers to that question.

In today's world of SEO and SEM, its easy to overlook the one element that a lot of web design lacks---common sense!

Many different businesses already employ virtual assistants or other online support for everyday tasks. What about those who are not quite as likely to dive into the virtual workforce? Small retail businesses, often know as Mom and Pop shops, are an ideal candidate for virtual employees.