From keyword stuffing to copy & paste, there are many simple errors website owners make when creating their website. Which is strange really, as it is a representation of you and your business. Therefore, you would think the words your website contains should be of the highest possible quality.

This week Sean & Robert discuss the mistakes they see being made by businesses small and big, when it comes to writing copy for their websites.

In this weeks episode Sean and Robert take you through some of the common errors they see in email marketing. With insights into what you can do to maximise your return and reach from one of the most effective methods of online marketing.

Search Engine Optimisation is often seen as a black art, with the secrets of success only known to the specialists. In truth there are a few basic principals that, if followed, will greatly improve your chances of ranking in the search results.

In this episode we take you through 5 of the most common SEO mistakes and what you can do to avoid them.

This week Sean & Robert discuss content curation and how it can become a valuable part of your online marketing efforts.

Content is the currency of the Web and is what drives clicks, shares, comments, subscribers and sales. Good quality content is invaluable, but getting your content found in a saturated market is a challenge.

Content curation is a valuable service. It is the process of sifting through the web and sharing only the best and most relevant content with your audience. As a content curator it’s your job to ensure that your network of friends, connections and followers don’t have to plough their way through the Internet to find decent information. 

Establishing you as an expert in your field and reinforces your brand as a trusted resource.

This week we interview Patrick M. Powers which is one of Europe’s top small business marketing experts and the founder of www.EntrepreneursinLondon.co.uk: Europe’s biggest business MeetUp group.

Entrepreneurs in London has over 10,000 members and regularly gets in excess of 100 paid attendees to their meet up events. Patrick takes us through how you can leverage MeetUp.com to build your own community for your business, startup or personal interest group.

We all procrastinate, putting off more difficult tasks for easier ones. This habit can be hard to break, and even disastrous in business.

This week we speak to author Robert Kelsey about his new book Get Things Done in which he takes a psychological approach to helping us become more productive. We ask Robert about his take on becoming more productive and what we should do to break old habits that are holding us back.

So sit back and listen if you want to Get Things Done.

This week on the show we interview Rob Walling, serial web entrepreneur and host of the podcast Startups for the Rest of Us.

Rob runs two highly successful web based software tools HitTail and Drip. And in this episode we ask him a bit more about how he uses email automation in his marketing.

On this weeks show we have Jonathan Raymond of EMyth.

We asked Raymond on the show following a previous podcast in which we discussed our top 10 business book picks. Robert suggested I try reading the EMyth Revisited by Michael E. Gerber. The EMyth Revisited became the 5th best selling business book of all time.

Jonathan’s passion is to help people change how they feel and think about business. So, join us and find out how to breathe fresh life into your business.

In this weeks episode we talk to social media expert and author Gemma Thompson about her new book The British Book of Social Media Marketing.

Us Brits are a typically reserved bunch, with our own quirks, humour and habits. Gemma highlights how these attributes affect the way we interact online in the social media environment.

Whilst in the US things may be “Awesome”, here in good old Blighty things may just be “Quite Nice”!

Listen in to find out more about our British quirks and habits.

It's 2014 already, and we've been podcasting for a year now. It's really great to have you as a listener and hope your enjoying the shows.

To kick off 2014 Robert and myself thought we would look at the year ahead in online marketing. Taking a perspective on what has changed, what is likely to change and what is always going to remain the same.

We'll cover our thoughts on Social Media, whether Facebook is losing audience and whether Google+ is trying to actively grow theirs. Our buddy content marketing will get some coverage as will an old friend email marketing.

Everything from old apps to new apps like Snapchat and Jelly - never heard of them?

Have a listen to the show to find out more.