There's every chance that if you ask them for the favour in the right way

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There's every chance that if you ask them for the favour in the right way, they'll stick a link on their site to you. Alternatively, you could offer to write a testimonial to stick on their site, which will then link to you. For small companies that don't cover a whole country, you could try asking businesses that are similar to yours but elsewhere in the country. (eg: On the Glasgow Widget Shop's website, you could get: "If you want widget repair in Lancashire, we recommend our friends at The Bolton Widget Shop") - I'm pretty sure that even if you want to send them a bottle of whisky to say thank you, Matt Cutts won't really give two hoots.


If anyone has tried the 'reviews' tip mentioned above (or is inspired by this post to go out and try it) please do drop a comment below, and let us know how it goes. It is a typical Tuesday afternoon in suburbia Ca israel mobile phone numbers database lifornia. Jenny, a sixteen year old girl is taking a sick day from school. With a runny nose, she sits idly on her bed surfing Facebook. At the same time, 2,000 miles away in Seattle, a twenty-two year old ambitious college drop-out named Kevin is on Twitter complaining about his sore throat.


Meanwhile, on the other side of the world, a 40 year old single mother in London searches Google on her phone for the location of the nearest Boots drug store so she can buy cold medicine. Photo Credit: aldo If a human from 200 years ago were to look at our planet today, it would appear completely alien. Culture shifts and technology improvements have drastically changed our perceived landscape. One tiny part of this is the use of social media and search engines.