Author Archives: Andrew Melchior

SEO Customer Service: Don’t Forget About the Little Fish While Trying to Catch the Big One

This most recent weekend I had the chance to go ice fishing with a group of friends.  We went to Fish Lake in Central Utah and it was great experience, considering it was my first time out on the ice.  I have been fishing on many occasions in the past, as it has been a […]

Next Up To The Cutting Block – Sprint Nextel

Sprint Nextel announced today that they will be cutting 8,000 jobs during this first quarter in an effort to eliminate costs of $1.2 billion (yes that is with a “b”).  That’s an average salary for those 8,000 employees being cut of $150,000.  That seems like a pretty high figure to me as I’m assuming many […]

Yahoo CEO Carol Bartz Known as Mrs. Freeze?

Yahoo confirmed today that a full scale salary freeze has been put in place due to the less-than-stellar performance of Yahoo over the last year (err 8 years since their stock reached its high in 2001), and of course the recession that is simply killing off one company after another.  This isn’t really shocking news, […]

Online Marketing: Local Search Marketing for Electricians, Plumbers, and Contractors

Yesterday I spent a few hours with a good friend of mine, Dave, that is an electrician in the Salt Lake City Utah area.  He has been in this industry all of his career, but within the last few years he has started his own company and is doing contractor electrical work, along with all […]

Branding Your Website Made Simple

When building a new website, or rebuilding an old website, you’ll want to try and establish your brand so that you can be identified as unique in your market.  Doing this is not always easy, and depending on your market it can be very difficult.  Whenever I’m involved in a build or brand project I […]

Drupal, WordPress, and Open Source…Oh My?

If you have ever owned your own website or blog, been in charge of development for a company, or programmed in dev for a company, I’m sure you have spent and currently spend a lot of time dealing with the questions of, what’s the best platform to build X website, blog, or feature on? I […]