I just love to show off with little trivia references of fact as to how I may help clients do good on the 'net!

Do a Google search for "Internet ecommerce consultant" even without the quotes and chances are you'll likely see my personal web site 1 - 10 of about 2,520,000 other pages with that string.

If you are wondering if I can do that for you too, maybe you should contact me !

Public Relations Damage Control - Reverse SEO

I've been helping e-commerce clients with their Search Engine Optimization  since the early days of Yahoo. As the years have past we've (config.com) been receiving more frequent emails and telephone calls regarding how to repair public relations damage by a competitor, disgruntled client, former employee, or to get a web page with undesired information out of the search engines which may show up highly on the engines, and most often, specifically Google....

I've hesitated for years to write this detailed article on how to best acheive the effect of knocking out or down the negative ranked target web page, because frankly, the information could be used for what I feel may be unethical practices if applied to whats been referred to as Google bowling or using software to submit to forums to knock your competitions placement further down the Google pages. I do not recommend or endorse Google bowling as the method of killing a negative article or competitor! Since I've seen related information out on the 'net I've concluded I could present and explain "Reverse SEO" much better and in more detail.

I received an email from a new friend in Germany on my Xing Professional social network wishing me a Happy birthday and asking "Can there be a better day than Valentine's Day
for a birthday?". I felt compelled to share with her my childhood birthday celebration story. and upon further thought, publish it on my website.  Possibly , it'll bring some additional smiles.

Here is my response to her kind email verbatium: 

Grandview Memorial Park which is located across beautiful Lake Hodgson in Ravenna, Ohio is where I was reared from about the age of nine.

I became an officer of the company when I turned eighteen while in the United States Marine Corp in 1975 and served on the Board of Directors through January of 2008 when my father decided to retire. After my discharge from the Marines in 1976 I worked in the Administration, Sales, and Maintanence departments through April of 1994 when I left to pursue a career in technology, specifically data communications, 

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