It’s frustrating to see your competitor’s blogs ahead of yours in the Google results when it’s almost impossible to read their blog posts due to keyword stuffing. How can you compete but still have a readable blog? Let me share 4 into your wedding blog posts without distracting your readers. #1 Way to Sneak Local Keywords Into Your Wedding Blog:

By Jennifer Reitmeyer So, your wedding business is growing and you’re thinking about expanding to the next level: hiring a team, opening a studio, branching out into a new market. But how do you know when the time is right? I posed this question to Jennifer Reitmeyer, a 20 year wedding industry veteran. As the owner of multiple businesses —

SEO is kind of like baking cookies. Let me explain. When I was a kid, my grandmother would announce she’d be making her famous chocolate chip cookies and I was over the moon with happiness. Her cookies were unbelievably delicious! I’d watch eagerly as she measured the ingredients. And mixed them. And rolled them out onto a cookie tray. And

This week was the last straw. Jeff was off to band practice (that’s entirely different from “band camp,” in case you were wondering) and I was in the house alone. Which means TEMPTATION. Temptation to work late without Jeff at home to remind/nag me to down. I’d promised myself that I would stop work by 6pm and I broke my

It was the worst vacation of my life. We’d rented a beachfront cottage on Long Beach Island with my step-sons and my brother for the week. And it rained. All. Week. Long. Not just a drizzle either. We’re talking torrential downpour without a hint of sun. But it gets worse. I always used to joke, “I don’t take a break

Brides and grooms (mostly brides) spend hours and hours of planning and coordinating their wedding days. Many of those hours are spent making sure you are who she ultimately wants on her “dream team.” Phone calls, e-mails, text messages, reading testimonials and reviews — you name it. Through communication, she’s bit by bit putting together the most important day of

This is a sponsored post that contains affiliate links. It was obvious at our first meeting that Bob Graham, the mastermind behind Airwaves Music and Event Temple, is destined for success. He’s young, driven and absolutely passionate about making a difference with his businesses. It’s a powerful combo that’s made me a confirmed “Graham fan” and why I had to

by Staci Nichols You wake up the morning after the wedding, ready to blog about last night’s centerpieces and love story and that hilarious toast…but your feet are still aching from 10 hours of running around at the venue. And you want to take your kids to the park like you promised. And there is a stack of dishes in

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“This might just be the last real free source of leads!” says Bob Graham. “I probably shouldn’t be sharing this.” Bob is the savvy owner of Airwaves Music, one of the largest DJ companies in Canada, and founder of the new software company Event Temple. So maybe I twisted his arm a little to get him to let me share