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The SBDC National Blog has moved to the new SBDC National Network.
A Professional Network that allows SBDC Conselors to connect with their clients and entrepreneurs around their state and the country. Anyone can add blogs, forums, groups, events, pictures, and videos.
To view the blog, visit http://sbdcnet.ning.com/profiles/blog/list.
To Join the SBDC National Network, Please go to http://sbdcnet.ning.com/
Top Requesting Regions
Georgia became the top requesting state for the 4th quarter followed by Virginia and Ohio respectively. After those states, the highest demand came from the regions outlined below.
While many people are coming to know terms like SEO and SEM, Search Engine Optimization and Search Engine Marketing, respectively, we have forgotten about the tried and true art of Public Relations as an web communications medium. The web, in many ways, makes this much more easy than to do than in the traditional way. Getting articles from websites is much easier than searching newpapers and video on the web is a just as easy and costs next to nothing when compared to the high cost of getting something carried by television. With the emergence of Web 2.0, more and more sites let people add their own comments and exchange information to yield endless possibilities. Try guest blogging on popular or related blogs, starting Facebook, Myspace, or Hi-Five pages and then ask your family, friends and co-workers to add it. Write articles about yourself on online encyclopedias, like Wikipedia or go to forums and answer questions and link back to your site or answer questions on sites like Yahoo! Answers to create positive impressions about your organization.
Jarrett Byrom is the Web & Marketing Coordinator for the SBDCNet.org; He can be reached at This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it
The SBDCNet will soon be hosting the SBDC National Blog. We would like to take this opportunity to invite any member of the SBDC community that would like to share his or her expertise with both the general public and the SBDC network to be a contributor. We will be making updates to the blog at the very least once a day, so there will be plenty of opportunities for anyone to get involved and contribute. We here at the SBDCNet will make posts as well by letting you know what is new on our website, useful web resources, general best practices, good research books and what is happening with the SBDC network around the country.
If interested in contributing or if you have blog post already written elsewhere that you would like added to our site as well, email us at This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it with the subject line “SBDC National Blog.”
Jarrett Byrom
Website & Marketing Coordinator
SBDCNet.org
