Brendon Sinclair’s Business Mix Show # 12, February 23, 2006
February 23rd, 2006
There are 2 ways to listen:
1. Use the player above to have the audio stream in now (it’s the one that says BS-Biz-Mix-2006-02-23)
2. Download the mp3 file below to play later, download to your mp3 player, etc
Click here to download and listen to Brendon Sinclair’s Business Mix Show # 12
Show Notes:
The show is 15 minutes this week, and has some really good tips that may suprise you.
The Best Way to Price Your Services and Deliver Value to Your Clients, Tips to Help You Spot Networking Opportunities and Make the Most of Them, Why Having a High PageRank Site Doesn’t Really Matter When it Comes to Getting Top Search Engine Rankings
- Introduction
- The best way to price your services and deliver value to your clients - How should you charge for your services? By the hour or by the value you deliver? Why delivering value is so important.
- Tips to help you spot networking opportunities and make the most of them - How to spot the effective networking opportunities from the ineffective ones, and then make the most of them. Top tip on the best way to start a business relationship.
- Why having a high PageRank site doesn’t really matter when it comes to getting top search engine rankings - What PageRank really means for your business, and where it fits into search engine optimisation
- A call for feedback
- Thank you and goodbye
Click here to download and listen to Brendon Sinclair’s Business Mix Show # 12
Regards
Brendon
2 Comments Add your own
1. Web Development Australia | April 6th, 2006 at 9:14 pm
For anyone interested in knowing what the PageRank is for their own site have a look at:
http://www.checkpagerank.com/
You can instantly check Bredon’s business at:
http://www.checkpagerank.com/?url=www.tailored.com.au
And just to prove that PageRank is not the “be all and end all” my 1 paged site which is never updated, gets the same rank as the Tailored site:
http://www.checkpagerank.com/?url=www.rmwpublishing.net
2. Web Design Australia | April 6th, 2006 at 9:28 pm
Brendon,
I’ve noticed that you always seem to skip over specifics. Can you please let us know what you actually charge for your services (eg. You talk of travel sites, what did one of them cost?)
I know that others can not charge the same as they do not have the experience or reputation that you have, but it will allow others to see what the market can take.
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