Filed in archive Technology by Greg Cruey on June 30, 2009

Search Engine People recently had a fairly comprehensive look at what it takes to succeed on the Internet.

Tip number 1: Do what you do best...

Seems like a no-brainer, but often times when companies start out they want to be a one stop web shop. Durng our early days we took on project management, design, development, whatever to get capital rolling in. The issue is that once your core services begin to grow you are still stuck handling services that are outside of what your company focus may be, diluting your time.

The article goes on to talk about things like training, transparency, talent, service, and even bookkeeping. While it doesn't go into great detail, it's an excellent outline of what to consider on the road to success online.

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Response from: Ling (07/03/09 7:37am)

Some excellent tips in there, but most of it is pretty obvious stuff, and some of the advice can be argued about.

Like the one where they say hard-working employees are more valuable than lazy, but talented staff. It takes both - best way to go about it is to team up employees in such a way as to maximize the joint output.

Put together a smart cool cat with a workhorse, and the two of them together will lift some heavy load and do it in the best possible way.

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