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If you haven't heard of Priceonomics, you should definitely check it out. Priceonomics is a tremendous new tech startup that scrapes the web to give you the ultimate price guide to any product you want. (In just a few months, they've added 130 million products to their site. More coming..) The folks over at Priceonomics have an interesting post on the need for tech startups to pursue "Minimum Viable SEO."  Minimum Viable SEO is a great way to approach SEO for

Are you ready for 2012? With all the events that have been happening – Google+, Panda Update, The Freshness Algorithm Update, Google pushing local seo, Twitter Analytics, Facebook Timeline – 2012 is going to be a huge year for SEO and marketing in general. In order to help you create an effective marketing plan for 2012 we’ve created a list of the Top Ten Marketing Trends of 2012. Our list is designed to help you adapt your companies marketing strategy

We’re proud to announce that National Positions was named the 15th fastest growing private company in Los Angeles county by the Los Angeles Business Journal! This is the second straight year we’ve been given this honor. (Last year, were ranked No. 4.) This is truly a momentous occasion here at National Positions. We've come a long way from the garage in Bernard's home! Because this is such a special honor, we wanted to take a moment and thank all of

Since its launch in June 2011, Google+ has already become the fastest growing social network in modern history. Google+ is more than another social network. It is the bridge between search and social media. It will change how people find your business. That’s why National Positions has launched the first and only program of its kind—a monthly Google+ Marketing Program that builds on all the best SEO and social media strategies to help you create new leads. How It Works

For those of you unaware, Google's latest algorithm change (which is a modification of a previous algorithm called Caffeine) Fresh affects 35% of searches. To put this in perspective, Google's previous algorithm change Panda only affected an estimated 12 percent of searches. This is pretty daunting news for those of you with stagnant or inactive websites. TechCrunch blogged about The Winners and Losers of Googles Freshness (stats provided by SearchMetrics.com) and even posted a list of the noted winners and losers.

Earlier this week it was announced that Google+ has made several changes, including offering new Business Pages for brands. In the last 48 hours, there has been a bunch of chatter about the importance of getting in on the ground floor of Google+ as a way to generate more leads for your business. Some of the commentary is good, but most of it has been pretty useless. (Hubspot published a new eBook on Google+ for Business, but it's 99.9% total