The power of Web 2.0 marketing and using Wordpress as the platform for your website design cannot be denied.

With Web 2.0 marketing you can command leverage and authority that isn’t attainable with any other method, and with Wordpress as your website design platform and content management system, you are afforded an incomparable advantage over any competitor with a dead, static HTML website.

The power of active content versus passive content cannot be debated.

The internet has changed, and if you are still using a dusty HTML website, you are going to lose the game if you haven’t already.

Web 2.0 gives you an unbeatable advantage for securing multiple front page rankings for your particular keywords.

And Wordpress blogs give you direct access straight into the heart of Google. Google loves wordpress and gives you maximum Google Love.

With the ability to automate tasks like RSS submissions, pinging, bookmarking and more, Wordpress as a content management system cannot be beat.

Additionally, you can pre-load posts and turn the entire process into a picture of ease and efficiency.

The added beauty of Wordpress is that once it is up, anyone can make a post. It’s as easy as writing an email. No more need to hire your website designer to build you a new webpage, you just post it yourself.

Want to see the advantages Web 2.0 marketing and Wordpress blogs can give you over traditional website design for total Google domination?

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Sherlock Holmes…

…Dr. Watson

The fabulous duo of literary fame – and what, pray tell, do they have to do with Google and Web 2.0?

Ahhh, glad you asked.

For Watson was an intelligent man, a Doctor for heaven’s sake, and Holmes’ best friend and chronicler. The scribe that accompanied Holmes on all his cases and recorded his exploits for posterity…and for Sir Arthur Conan Doyle to make literary history with later.

Yes, Dr. Watson was a great “chap” who was with Holmes continually, but it was always Holmes who broke the case…

…and that leads us to this discussion.

You see, Dr. Watson, despite his intelligence, viewed things differently than our famous Mr. Holmes. Dr. Watson saw what his “eyes saw”, whereas Holmes saw what was not obvious to the ordinary eye.

Get it?

And this leads us to Google and Web 2.0. What do you see when you look at Google? Do you just see what’s there, or do you see what’s not there?

Are you just an observer, or are you a deductive observer? For there is an incredible difference and I would suggest you become like Holmes and start using a little deductive reasoning when perusing Google search results.

For it is not what you see, but what you don’t see that can be extremely lucrative and put you ahead of the game. Holmes caught Moriarty because of his incredible deductive reasoning powers… and here, Moriarty might be considered Google; the clues are found by understanding how Web 2.0 influences search results.

After all, isn’t that who we are trying to “catch”.

Don’t we all strive to reel in Google, and bring them into “captivity” by taking over the front page?

So what do you see… do you see what’s there, or what isn’t there?