Local North Carolina Search Engine Domination

What do you want from your online business presence?

Do you want a listing in Google, MSN, AOL, Yahoo?

Or do you want your company to be in the top ten of those search engines?

If you're like most companies... you'd say "of course"

But...

If you are the top predator...

You'd not settle for that would you?

You'd want to DOMINATE the entire local search engine landscape, would you not?

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When David Bruce does your Local Search Engine Marketing you get.. well I say this:

When it comes to Google Advertising, there are only two things:

RESULTS

and then there are excuses

Pretty bold claim for someone who purports to dominate North Carolina Google Rankings and I don't even live in North Carolina (I'm in Frederick Maryland and I run Frederick Web Promotions)

So you're suspicious, I'd be if I were you... but you don't have to take MY word for it

Just look at the current results I'm getting for my newest client, Camo 4x4s a North Carolina Hunting Video Production Company:

Portfolio

Missing Italian statue found in NC couple's home- News about NC.

Sat Mar 21, 1:15 pm ET

CHARLOTTE, N.C. – A 350-year-old statue of a saint and former pope, taken from an Italian church nearly two decades ago, has been found in the home of a North Carolina couple who had no idea it was stolen, authorities said.

The intricately carved bust of St. Innocent will be returned to the church in Naples, Italy, U.S. Immigration and Customs and Enforcement agents said.

The statue was one of 17 similar busts and two oil paintings taken from the church in November 1990. Authorities told The Charlotte Observer the trail went cold until two years ago, when officials in Rome let federal agents know an Italian citizen sold a similar statue to an antiques dealer from Greensboro.

The statue sold in Charlotte was bought by the same dealer at an antiques fair in France, said Neal Johnson, the Charlotte dealer who bought the statue from the same Greensboro dealer and sold it to the couple.

"I've never heard of this happening anywhere other than some big-time story in New York," Johnson said. "You don't always know the lineage of pieces you buy."

The wood and painted gold statue was made by 17th-century Franciscan artist Diego da Careri and was part of a set of busts displayed at the church of Santa Maria degli Angeli alle Croci.

It has lost much of its value since it was stolen. The head is gone, part of the cross the saint carried is missing and much of the paint has deteriorated.

Agents continue to investigate the original heist. The Americans involved have not been charged, ICE spokesman Brandon Montgomery said.

"A lot of times, what happens is the person who is knowingly stealing something puts it in the black market," Montgomery said. "It can go through three or four hands before it gets to the first legitimate buyer, so to speak."

St. Innocent was born in Albano, Italy, and became pope in December 401. He was the pope nine years later when the Visigoths captured and sacked Rome.

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Information from: The Charlotte Observer, http://www.charlotte.com