Organic Vs Sponsored Search Engine Optimisation (SEO)

With regards to Search Engine Optimisation and paid Search Engine Rankings
 
In simple terms. There are 2 types of rankings.

1. organic
2. paid or sponsored.

The organic side of things can be manipulated and improved with some analysis and research and some adjustments on the home page. We often improve existing websites by applying our years of knowledge and testing. In a basic report we also add some recommendations for additional aspects outside of your website. Girling Design is often asked to put together proposals for organic optimisation. This is one of our areas of greatest knowledge.

The Sponsored links are worth testing but not always worth persisting with. They can be managed via your google account. Much of the same considerations  and thinking of organic optimistion can be applied to sponsored links.
The Girling approach would be to review the organic aspects first  and then consider the sponsored options. There are plenty of businesses who don't even look at sponsored linking.

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bandfinder upgrade a resource for live performers

Bandfinder is a project that I and my business partner have been working on for the last year and a half. Work has continued on the project to make it more user friendly for live performing artist members.

We have made the latest round of changes and can invite people who are in live bands or solo artists or session musicians to join for free. They can take advantage of the useful promotional tool.
This is also a useful tool for artists to give to their managers or their agents.
It's designed to save everyone time who is involved in getting gigs and promoting them.

We think that artists agents and managers would love the system as it allows them to keep their bands organised.

The target audience are those musical people who perform live at venues, weddings, parties or anything else that requires live acts. We have a number of DJ's already listed within the system.

If you know some existing live performing artists, let them know about www.bandfinder.com.au
We also have a twitter page (usename: bandfindercomau) and a blog (www.bandfinder.blogspot.com)