Busy Busy

Busy busy. I have been busy getting out many requested proposals for a ton of work while trying to keep up with the flow. Am concentrating on one project at a time, seeking to wrap it up before going to the next. Difficult when some clients can’t keep up.

I’ve implemented a spreadsheet of all my old clients, their keywords, and their current rankings. It’s a nice win to see most of them (even those sites optimized years ago and not worked on since to update the SEO as Google and Yahoo have changed so much during the last year) are still doing well in the search engines.

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