Don’t Fear the Panda (or should you?) 
Don’t get eaten by Panda! Attend our Do-it-yourself Website Optimization Workshop!
Thursday, September 15, 2011 at 6 – 8 p.m. in our studio in space 59 of the Williamsburg Outlet Mall, 6401 Richmond Road, Williamsburg VA 23188. To reserve your seat, call us @ 757-250-3197, or email us by September 13, 2011. Cost is $45, payable by check, Mastercard, Visa, Discover or PayPal .
When most people hear the word “Panda” they either think of a cute black and white bear that “eats, shoots and leaves” or a big black and white bear with big teeth, but Google’s new Panda search engine is different. In this case, some businesses fear Google Panda, not because it’s a big bear with big teeth, but because if your website has not met Panda’s regulations, your site could get slammed or, in Google-speak, “Pandafied”. Continue reading
Free Meeting Space for Businesses, Business Groups, Organizations 
Good news for local businesses and business groups! We’re now offering meeting space, free of charge, to business groups and apolitical organizations in our new Internet business center and video production/photography studio located in space 59 at the Williamsburg Outlet Mall, 6401 Richmond Road in Lightfoot VA. We can seat up to 30 right now, and have tables available for up to 20. If a group brings additional chairs, we can seat up to 50 comfortably. For more information or to make reservations, call us at 757-250-3197, or email us.
DIY Website Optimization, Step 5 – Inbound Links and Directories 
This is where you, yourself, with a little time an a lot of patience, can really help improve your website ranking by taking advantage of free listings in online directories, and links to your website from other websites. The best and fastest way to build inbound links is to take advantage of free basic listings in online business directories.
DIY Website Optimization, Step 4 – Domain Age and 301 Redirect 
When is your domain name due to expire? The search engines–especially Google, rank websites with domain names that are registered for 5 years or longer higher than those registered for just one year. Why? If you only register it for a year at time, the search engines think that you might be just a temporary or even a “fly-by-night” business.









