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W. David Grubb hosts our Seminars and Webinars for Shepherds Loft. The SEO (Search Engine Optimization) Seminar covers all the basics.
The Seminar includes:
- skills, knowledge and tools that a person needs to do SEO
- the theory of how Google ranks a website
- fields in WordPress to fill out to optimize a website
- WordPress plugins to help optimization

 creating and enhancing your new media presence

“My name is Kelly Quattlebaum, I am the President of Global Marcoms and I have had the opportunity to work with David Grubb on several occasions. We actually meet through a mutual client of ours. He has recently been to two different LinkedIn training seminars that I provided in the Atlanta area. And he did a video recommendation for my LinkedIn training seminars that immediately ranked in the number two position for video due to the search engine optimization that he included on the video and it now more less ranked number one for videos on LinkedIn training. I highly recommend checking out David Grubb for SEO on You Tube. ”

Your search marketing must grow your business. Search Engine Optimization (SEO) is crucial for ROI and content and keywords are crucial for SEO. With SEO, Shepherds Loft keeps your web-site easily accessible by search engines like Google. With SEO and good search terms and phrases, potential customers are more likely to find a direct link to you, giving you the competitive advantage and increasing business.
After 10 years of building web sites Shepherds Loft has gained experience and knowledge about the Internet.
Through hard work and research we have learned that keywords, descriptions, titles, alt tags, etc. are only %15 of your SEO. So, you might ask what is the other %85?
Content, content, content… that’s what! Text, pictures, and video on your website, blog, facebook, twitter, forum, etc. will build your search results reliably. You should add content to your online presence on a regular basis; every day, week or month depending on the life cycle of your sales. This content is sustenance for search engines because search engines rank original content higher than anything else (%85). It also helps to add reciprocal links about the subject that you are talking about.
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Yesterday W. David Grubb hosted our first Seminar for Shepherds Loft and talked about SEO (Search Engine Optimization). He mentioned what skills, knowledge and tools that a person needs to do SEO. Then explained the theory of how Google ranks a website. He also showed what fields in WordPress to fill out to optimize a website.

Dan was the winner of the 1 year membership at Ellijay Fitness Center

He had this to say about the Seminar:

“David – just wanted to send a note to say that you gave a super presentation today, and that I very much value what you shared with us — it was practical, concise, obviously current and up-to-date, and distilled down to an amount of info that was digestible.

Beyond that, I appreciate your heart of service, as I see that you genuinely want all of your clients to succeed, knowing that when we give to others, we give to our Father and even to ourselves.

Thanks again for the info. I have in the past, and will continue to tell folks that if they need website, computer, and A/V assistance, they should come to you.

D Stockin”

Shepherds Loft plans to have more seminars in the future. We will keep you posted on time and dates.

October 11, 2011
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Hey, this is Bryan with Zoomba.tv and we are here at the CTIA Wireless Convention. We are talking to Claudia Romanini Backus, Director of Developer Relations for The Nook, Barnes and Noble; We are going to speak to her a little bit about The Nook! Can you tell us a little bit about how that works and what your roles and responsibilities are there? [Claudia] Sure this is the Nook’s Reader Tablet, the Nook Color that sells for $249. It’s a readers tablet so it’s primarily used for reading books and magazine, kids books, but in addition to that we are also featuring the apps, 3rd party apps, on our device. [Bryan] That’s something new for me; I thought it was just for books. How does it work on application development? [Claudia] Actually, as of april this year, we launched Nook apps, 3rd party apps, functionality on the Nook color. And you can download apps from our Barnes and Noble store front on the device or online at bn.com. Any developer that is interested in developing for Nook Color can come to Nookcolor.com and apply to submit their apps. We would love to see more apps come to our platform. This device, Nook Color is actually built on the Android platform 2.2. So, any developer can qualify to submit apps. [Bryan] So, anybody developing Eclipse probably can move over to Android if they need to. Is there an SDK that they can go and look at? [Claudia] We have and SDK add-on for the Android platform that they can download from our website. And, it’s just a plugin to the standard SDK. [Bryan] Is there an email or is there any way contact you? [Claudia] They should just go to NookColor.com and sign up! We want their app. So we look forward to hearing from them.

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Press Release
October 11, 2011

CTIA-The Wireless Association® Semi-Annual Survey Reveals Historical Wireless Trend

U.S. Wireless Subscriber Connections Surpassed U.S. Population for First Time

Wireless Network Data Traffic Increased 111 percent and Highlights Industry Need for More Spectrum

SAN DIEGO, CA – For the first time in history, the semi-annual survey conducted by CTIA-The Wireless Association® shows the number of wireless subscriber connections (327.6 million) has surpassed the population (315.5 million) in the United States and its territories (Puerto Rico, Guam and the U.S. Virgin Islands), which means the wireless penetration rate in the U.S. is 103.9 percent. The survey, released today at CTIA ENTERPRISE & APPLICATIONS™ 2011, tracks U.S. wireless trends including subscribership, usage, revenue and investment from January 2011 to June 2011. The survey also showed a 111 percent increase in wireless data traffic. The tremendous increase in data usage, wireless subscriber connections and other metrics from the survey underscore the industry’s need to purchase more spectrum from the federal government to meet the significant demands by consumers and businesses so Americans continue to lead the world with the best wireless products and services.

The January 2011-June 2011 wireless survey results are:

· Wireless subscriber connections: 327.6 million; mid-year 2010: 292.8 million (9 percent increase).

· Wireless network data traffic: 341.2 billion megabytes; mid-year 2010: 161.5 billion megabytes (111 percent increase).

· Average local monthly wireless bill (includes voice and data service): $47.12; mid-year 2010: $47.47 (less than 1 percent decrease).

· Number of active smartphones and wireless-enabled PDAs: 95.8 million; mid-year 2010: 61.2 million (57 percent increase).

· Number of active data-capable devices: 278.3 million; mid-year 2010: 264.5 million (5 percent increase).

· Wireless-enabled tablets, laptops and modems: 15.2 million; mid-year 2010: 12.9 million (17 percent increase).

· Minutes of Use (MOU): 1.148 trillion; mid-year 2010: 1.138 trillion (1 percent increase)

· SMS sent and received: 1.138 trillion; mid-year 2010: 982.9 billion (16 percent increase).

· MMS sent and received: 28.2 billion; mid-year 2010: 32.1 billion.

In order to try to meet the demand for wireless devices and services by consumers and businesses, CTIA’s provider members continued their investments in their networks and infrastructure to improve their customers’ coverage and speeds. From June 2010-June 2011, the annual capital investment increased by 28 percent to $27.5 billion. Since 2001, wireless companies have reported a cumulative total investment of $223 billion. These figures do not include the billions our carrier members paid to the U.S. government for spectrum.

“CTIA’s semi-annual survey proves that Americans love wireless and continue to rely on the most cutting-edge and innovative devices and services in the world. Clearly, we’re using wireless more every day, and the consensus of experts is that demand will continue to skyrocket by more than 50 times within the next five years. These are the reasons why our members need more spectrum,” said Steve Largent, President and CEO of CTIA. “By making underutilized or unused spectrum available for auction, carriers will continue to invest billions of dollars in their infrastructure, generate hundreds of billions of dollars in benefit to our economy and create up to a half a million new jobs while ensuring the U.S. maintains its position as the world’s wireless leader.”

Wireless annual service revenue was $164.6 billion in the 12 months ending June 2011, up 6 percent from the same period in 2010.

To see a summary of the report or to purchase the full report from the CTIA Research eStore, please visit: http://www.ctia.org/advocacy/research/index.cfm/AID/10316.

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CTIA-The Wireless Association® (www.ctia.org) is an international organization representing the wireless communications industry. Membership in the association includes wireless carriers and their suppliers, as well as providers and manufacturers of wireless data services and products. CTIA advocates on behalf of its members at all levels of government. The association also coordinates the industry’s voluntary best practices and initiatives, and sponsors the industry’s leading wireless tradeshows. CTIA was founded in 1984 and is based in Washington, D.C.

Press Contact: Amy Storey, astorey@ctia.org, 202-736-3207