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State of Search radioshow – episode 11: How Small Business Entrepreneurs Can Benefit from Search

May 21, 2010 Podcasts 4 Comments Bas van den Beld

Once again a show without Bas who was busy partying at

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in Munich at that time. But Roy nonetheless made a great show. He was joined by Entrepreneurial Merchandiser Richard Theuws who discussed how he uses a lot of niche sites to promote his products and what his standpoints are concerning search agencies and search consultants. How does the world of SEO look from out of the SEO scene.

The shownotes are below, all the links can also be found in the special delicious feed. trans State of Search radioshow – episode 11: How Small Business Entrepreneurs Can Benefit from Search

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Links and topics discussed:

Richards credentials:

Richard on Twitter

Richard’s websites:

heavymetalholidays.com
theuws.com
merchandise.nl

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Richard says:

May 21, 2010 at 2:48 pm

I enjoyed being a guest at the show, and to ‘complete’ the list of websites, here we go:

http://brandmerchandise.nl (blog, Dutch)
http://merchsupply.com (English/Dutch)
http://band-merchandise.com (English/Dutch)
http://buttonmachine.nl (webshop, Dutch)
http://spandoeklatenmaken.nl (site for banners, Dutch)
http://promotiemiddelen.com (Dutch)
http://bandmerchandise.be (Dutch)
http://borduurembleem.com (Dutch)
http://buttonsmaken.nl (Dutch)
http://festivalbandjes.nl (Dutch)

and there are some more, but not really worth mentioning here. Well, one more maybe, my ‘digital businesscard’ at http://merchboer.nl (English/Dutch).

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John Serra says:

June 2, 2010 at 7:13 am

Hi,

I couldn’t remember the name for the WordPress plugin for forms that Richard mentioned liking and using. Could you share the link? I did not see it in the delicious feed…

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richardbaxterseo says:

June 2, 2010 at 12:35 pm

Hey John,

Gravity forms is awesome – more info here: http://seogadget.co.uk/jobs-board-functionality-wordpress/

Warmest regards,

Richard

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John Serra says:

June 2, 2010 at 12:46 pm

The link and a tutorial, what more could I ask for..?

Thanks Richard!

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