Recent content by The Mavers

makes sense i guess. only the strong survive! yeauh!

One of my clients is a local janitorial service. There isn't any sophisticated competition in any place for it. Just search for her competitor's citations (don't know what citations are? google it.) and get the same ones. After that get a good review once per week on Goog, Yelp, Yellowpages...

howit, beats me. email's out and the phone's out (i get sales calls ALL THE TIME. it's really annoying). just do some good work for friends and build up a good resume. after a while you'll get referrals just by word of mouth and you'll have the past clients work to show and reel them in. that's...

I guess it depends on how big the small business is. I'm a web developer specifically for small business (10 employees or less) and usually I notice that the email addresses will go to the owner. The problem is that you're not the only one doing it. They are bombarded with so many sales emails...

KingofGreen, (good name) obviously these people don't even understand what you're refering to. you really need two google fonts: 1. for the paragraph text 2. really thick for the bold header titles as for the paragraph text there are a lot of great ones. open sans is the default awesome...

I just saw that yesterday, badut. Looks like there's still a market for selling about one per week. I just thought it might be a bit more considering there's 3000+ searches per month for, "ebay templates." Think I'm gonna spend a month and set this all up. When I get a few done I'll be back on...

I'm a web designer and someone I know asked me to sell some stuff on eBay for him bc he doesn't have the time. I thought, "why not." In the past I had remembered that you could design your listing with standard HTML, so I Googled a bit for some templates. Turns out: A. eBay has changed their...