WebSmart TV: How to Market on the Web

How to Market on the Web

WebSmart TV video: How to Market on the Web

The web guru’s at Headstand Media have released their latest video in the WebSmart TV blog series where each video explains the basics of the web in about a minute. The latest video is titled: “How to Market on the Web.” You won’t want to miss this one because this video contains the most valuable and critical information shared by the web marketing experts at Headstand Media to date!

The video covers 5 simple principles to marketing on the web:

  1. Ideate
  2. Define Back-End Paradigms
  3. Cultivate Cross-Media Benchmarks
  4. Curb Your Infomediaries
  5. Execute Leading-Edge Initiatives

Headstand Media makes a strong case for why these principles and steps are so mission-critical and important in today’s web 2.0 world!

Go watch it, and then share it with your friends in the business world who really need to know this information!

Other WebSmart TV Videos:

What is SEO?

Again, the creative team over at the Chicago web design firm, Headstand Media has produced another great WebSmart TV video answering the burning question, What is SEO? These videos are meant to educate the average business person who hears terms like SEO, tagging, CSS, vlogs and many others tossed around, but really have no idea what they mean. The videos are about 1 minute long and are very easy to understand.

My SEO Friend

Kyle WilliamsA former employee who worked for me at BIRKEY.COM came to visit with Benjamin and me today. Kyle W’s first task at BIRKEY.COM in 2000, was the production of the Scholle Corporation website. Ironically, Scholle was a customer who eventually hired Benjamin. We talked together about search engine optimization (SEO) as it related to the new Headstand Media business, our web design business, and customer websites. We also discussed the latest trends in Web 2.0 technologies, and how it is affecting the corporate marketplace that we are serving.

I remember Kyle as a very enthusiastic young guy about all of this cutting edge search engine technology. Back in the day it was Google, Yahoo, MSN, PageRank, backward links, sandboxing, domains, etc. He branched out on his own in 2003, managing Survive Outdoors for his father, as well as a number of his own website ventures. Even though Kyle has grown and matured as a person in the remaining years (including marriage!), the “Internet” passion hasn’t changed. Everyone needs to be passionate about something positive… and this is definitely Kyle’s “thing.” It was good to see it still alive and well!

We had lunch at Giordano’s, ate good pizza, reconnected, and told Benjamin stories about the “golden years” with Corey, Daniel, Nicko, and the rest of the team at BIRKEY.COM. It was also fun to dream about the future together, not as “boss – employee” – but more as friends and peers. I prefer it that way.

Thanks for the visit Kyle! I look forward to working with you more again!