July 31, 2008
#1 in Google for “small business podcasts”! Congrats Small Business Podcast Directory
Hooray! Our Small Business Podcast Directory is #1 in Google for “small business podcasts”! What a great accomplishment. That’s a highly sought after search term and a very tough spot to get to.
How did we get here? Patience and Persistance. Yep, the good ol’ double P.
Calling all Podcasters and Bloggers - we would love it if you submitted your business podcast or blog to our podcast directory. Whether it’s a podcast or blog directed toward businesses, or it’s a podcast or blog created by a business - We Welcome You!
Any podcasts submitted automatically get added to our Network Feed. What does that mean? You become part of the Small Business Podcast Directory RSS Feed — a feed that has already been established on iTunes and other podcast directories. Double your exposure, my friend…double your exposure. Gotta luv RSS syndication!
This also provides our advertisers with a high rate of exposure, so if you’re looking for a place to “hang your hat” in banner ad placement, be sure to check us out.
Some of our banner ad rates are as follows:
- Header ads 190 x 150 - animated gifs allowed (only 2 spots) - as low as $50 a month
- Sidebar ads 130 x 150 - animated gifs allowed (non-rotating) - as low as $25 a month
Check out our #1 spot in Google below!
If you have any questions, please contact me directly at support[at]virtualassist[dot]net
Andrea
Andrea Kalli Virtual Trainer and Assistant, LLC
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