Death of the brochure site
February 21st, 2007
Social Media Systems Social Media Marketing and Website Design Company
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As more and more websites take the highly recommended plunge and add content management systems, blogs and other types of interactive content (web 2.0 is a common buzzword describing this trend), the amount of static brochure sites in the search engine rankings gets smaller and smaller.
The world economy is rising, more new companies are getting online daily. With more sites online, it’s becomes harder and harder to build a powerful online presence and attract new customers by ranking well on the search engines.
This means sites containing small amounts of information or that don’t change (like brochure sites) are gong to have a harder and harder time competing until they are completely lost in the sea of un-discoverable sites online.
Take the step to upgrade to a blog or other social media site and your search engine rankings will only increase as you adapt to the changing marketplace before it leaves you behind.
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The Author: Solomon Rothman
About: Solomon Rothman is currently the CIO for socialmediasystems.com. He authors multiple blogs which are syndicated by publications like Webpronews and is recognized as an expert author on search marketing & web design / development. Solomon has worked for multiple .com companies and subcontracted as a both a designer and search marketing consultant for both large and small corporations. Solomon loves the ongoing challenges and creativity the online marketing world requires to be successful. Besides technology, Solomon's other passions include filmmaking & screenwriting.
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