A Checklist to ensure your SEO is Technically Sound for 2019. If you are a new website owner, it will pay you to have a quick reference checklist.

In one sentence. You need excellent content with great links and no technical problems in 2019.

Sounds like Utopia, and if you are confident that all is rosy in the garden, then you can relax. Sadly that is not the situation with many in the SEO business. Why? Simple not enough thought is given to maintenance and auditing. Left unchecked, it will eventually hurt your rankings and traffic.

Most of us started out as Content Writers trying to come to grips with Optimization. The very thought of Servers, spidering and crawling never enter our thoughts. But those days of ignorance at some point in all our writing lives have to reduce and disappear.

Now it is time to understand what a Developer’s technical world is all about. Even if it is first base. Also vice as verse, Developers also need to know some fundamental aspects of marketing.

So pause just for a moment and ask yourself these two simple questions and listen to your honest answer:

Do you have an understanding of the underlying technical issues that can at anytime harm your website? Is your SEO technically sound for 2019?

We have created a Checklist for you to ensure your website is technically sound, and for those likeminded non-technical people. We that is Paola and myself are useless at fixing things, but a dab hand at knowing when something is wrong. Whereas Alver is our Whizzkid.

So we hope this blog will enlighten as many of you as possible. It is not a definitive compilation of every technical problem. But it is there, to provide some key areas that will always need checking out or passing to your Website developer or WebMaster from time to time.

The first point of action, save the following checklist to your drive for future use.

• Is your site is underperforming? It could be your site is not as good as you thought it was, your competition is doing better, and your brand is failing because of the difference in quality on offer.
• Has your website suddenly suffers a noticeable drop in traffic?  Run a Diagnostic Traffic Drop Check. It could be something that has nothing to do with the technical side of your business.
• Check, has the speed of webpage loading gone to the point of being static? It is well documented that an ideal position for your pages should take under 2 seconds to show itself in its entirety. Check your site’s speed loading with tools such as webpagetest.org or GTmetrix. Both these tools can give you a great indication of how your website comes together.

It will not hurt to track & optimize other speed metrics, for example:

• Is your website bloated with long-forgotten coding? Consider riding their existence with a proper audit via your techie Expert. It is most likely he or she will have the aid of Chrome Developer Tools and can easily remove any unwanted CSS or JavaScript coding.

• In today’s age of mobile first, check your Responsive Design. By doing this check, it will allow you to see your user experiences (UX) across all devices. It now appears everyone in the world owns a mobile device and will turn to it long before they will switch on their laptop.

Therefore it is imperative to locate and repair any issues that will give a negative impact on your site.

• Have you permanently moved a webpage to another location? It could be you have deleted it or changed the URL. Whatever the reason for SEO reasons uses a 301 redirect which will inform the Search Engines of the permanent removal of the page. A useful tool for this is Redirect-checker.

• Has your website reached its limit with regards to Google Crawl Budget?

Not sure what that means, well simple Google Crawl Budget is the amount of time, money, and resources they are prepared to spend on your site.

By regular monitoring, Google’s Index Coverage Reports and their crawl Statistics via their Search Console will permit you to notice and resolve any indexing & crawling issues such as Onsite duplicated content or displaying an events calendar that heads to 100 years from now.

• It makes sense to request from your developer any server log files in order for you to analyze what Googlebot is doing on your website and decide what action you will need to take to improve on it. There are two more useful Crawl tools to check out called Screaming Frog & DeepCrawl.

What does the future of Technical SEO look like?

Google has commenced rolling out its Mobile-First Index, and we must all accept the modern web we are all working in does not need a keyboard, a URL and even not the actual internet itself. The words everyone must commit to memory are “Device-Agnostic information.”

We all need to ask ourselves as website owners “How simple is it for my content to be extracted by Google and other Search Engines from device to device?”

• Ranking for featured snippets. You now need to find out if your content passes the benchmark for successful extraction of data from your website.
• Semantic Markup. You also need to know if Google finds it simple and easy to interpret your content you are publishing and can figure out what they should do with it.

Only Teamwork can achieve the goal of ensuring your SEO is technically sound.

Please understand to make your technical SEO work robustly, you will need to team up with all your SEO Professionals, your Website Developers, and Website Designers. It is so important that you all are working on the same page.

Make sure from today all the SEO professionals in your organization can comfortably converse with the developer and have some knowledge of the inner workings of your website. It would not hurt for them to experience the world of coding, albeit at a basic level.

Likewise, ensure the developer understands the world of SEO from your professional ‘s point of view. This should create the ability to surmise how their codings affect profitability.

Do not forget that not all Website designers fully understand UX, investigate and ensure yours does, an eye-catching website is practically useless without it.

By ensuring your SEO is technically sound will allow your website to be able to monetise itself. By focusing on improving all user experiences will go along way in allowing that to happen.

Our article has focused on highlighting the importance of technical SEO. It is not the answer to everything, but it will make your life more comfortable in the long run.

As I said at the commencement of this article if you are not a techie type person, do not worry, just like running a car, you do not need to be a mechanic.

But knowing how to change light bulbs, figuring out where to top up your oil levels, and knowing where the spare tyre is stored goes a long way in keeping your stress levels down. The same goes for a website.

Always be conscious of the health of your website, be vigilant to any problem arising and pass on your concern to your developer and his team.

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Mike Bowley is an Indoor Coffee Houseplant & Colombian Giftware Importer, SEO Content Writer, Baby Boomer, and published Author. He thrives on creating alliances with UK based Artisanal Cafe Owners and Garden Centers with artisanal product makers in Colombia.

He enjoys helping “Newbie” website owners. Plus, fellow Baby Boomer Online Entrepreneurs in getting organic content onto web pages and mobiles.

Mike has spent over 50 years in sales/marketing and shares his life and work between the UK and Colombia. He is a regular writer on both Viviamaridi and WattPad.
Visit his author’s website here: mikebowley.com.

A Beginner’s Guide to SEO statistics and terminology for 2019. A step by step guide for Newbie website owners and budding entrepreneurs.

Have you struggled with remembering all the statistics and terminology associated with SEO? Could you find a reference point useful in your everyday life as a newbie website owner or fledgeling SEO marketer?

We wanted to create our Calibri version of a Beginner’s Guide to SEO statistics and terminology for 2019. As we discovered each new snippet, we added a brief description to each to act as a point of reference to allow you to research further. An added bonus for us. We could learn new aspects of SEO too.

Many times, we had choices to make, and where necessary, we doubled or trebled up each letter. Thus enabling us to concentrate and to lean towards what new website owners & fledgling marketers would need immediately to assist them, with a one-stop reference point.

But first, let’s look at some revealing SEO statistics in 2018.

Please do not worry we have written these SEO statistics and terminology in a way to make it easy to understand.

• Over 4 million searches are carried out on Google alone every minute.
• Close to 40% of all Global ecommerce traffic commences with a search. Of which 4% is from paid search and 35% from organic searching.
• Nearly 95% of all online experiences start with at least one of the 350 Search Engines available.
• 43% of us consumers will do online research while in the store.
• We are now using our smartphone devices to commence searching at a rate of 1 in 3 prior to visiting any stores.
• 50% of our search queries will be four words or more.
• Between 70% to 80% of users ignore & dismiss paid ads within their search results. Clear evidence we focus more on organic results.
• You can expect 50% of all your future searches will be voice searched in the next 2 years.
• 58% of your searches will be made on your mobile and not your desktop.
• 97% of page-one results will comprise of at least one image.
• 46% of our local searches will come from Google.

Let’s look at a brief history of Search Engines & SEO statistics and terminology.

1. 1993 Archie Query Form, the first search engine was launched. Original a school project to gain information once per month from their archives. Notice the “v” missing in their chosen name.

1. 2 1996 Ask.com, formerly Ask.jeeves was launched to spur on users to ask questions in their natural language rather than using keywords.

1. 3 1997 Yandex.ru was launched in Moscow (You might be forgiven for not knowing this stat.) later reports shows the company to be worth over $7 million in 2004.

1. 4 1998 Google.com & MSN.com are launched. The latter is a web portal with a  related collection of internet services & apps designed for mobile devices and Microsoft.

1. 5 2000  Baidu Search Engine originating from Beijing in China is launched. To this day it has continuously been the market leader in Asia.

1. 6 2002 Yahoo purchased Altavista & All-theWeb, and from this arrived Yahoo Search. Yahoo’s roots can be traced back to Stanford University and 2 Electrical Engineering students who originally named their search engine: “Jerry and David’s Guide to the World Wide Web.”

2004 Google Suggest is launched that uses a predictive search algorithm based on popular searches to predict a user’s search query. As you type, it will provide a dropdown list of suggestions that will alter as the user adds more characters.

1. 8 2005 Personalised search, Google local, nofollow attribute and XML sitemaps are introduced. This latter is data that uses Extensible Markup Language.

1. 9 2009 USA based Bing is launched, later to merge with Yahoo. Google Real-time search also began. Bing is a Microsoft owned search engine. Bing provides a variety of services including web, image, video, and map searching products to 85% of its US citizens who are in the 35 to 64 age range.

1. 10 2011 Google Panda affects 12% of all search results on its updated roll out. It was designed & developed to lower the rankings of “low-quality sites.”

1. 11 2011 Schema.org community of creators, maintainers, and promoters of structured data for the internet, web pages, and email messaging.

1. 12 2012 Google’s Penguin rollout impacts just over 3% of perceived spamming sites affecting English queries.

1. 13 2013 Google’s Hummingbird joins the world wide web as Google’s first step in mastering voice search and the use of natural language.

1. 14 2015 Google’s Mobilegeddon a mobile-friendly algorithm is launched to provide a positive boost to mobile-friendly pages.

1. 15 2016 Rankbrain is announced to the world. It has the ability to tweak the algorithm by its self to identify the appropriate pages for any given search.

2018 Google brings us up to date with its latest rollout –  Mobile-first-indexing algorithm. Already new behavior patterns are emerging. 57% did not purchase from poorly designed mobile sites. In 2019 US mobile advertising will leap to 72% of expenditure.

Do you know who has control of the desktop and mobile market in 2018 and probably in 2019?

No surprise with Google way out front with impressive figures of 92.59% on mobile searches and 72.87% on desktop searches Compared to their nearest rival from China Baidu with 4.57% & 12.84% respectively.

Future trends that will ensure significant changes in our SEO in 2019.

RankBrain aims to process 100% of our queries over the next 12 months. By utilizing the algorithm to target our incoming search queries to improve the search results. RankBrain will determine the content it finds, and couples it with the intent of our queries.

As soon as it can identify documents that are relevant to our questions, Rankbrain will consider it has determined an ideal match.

More changes will arrive with algorithms such as Panda, Penguin, links and user engagement.

Watch out for the growing presence and importance with Google’s snippet box:

Already figures are showing 25% of searches are triggered by the content in these boxes.

More focus for good reasons on Mobile vs Desktop searches will be a continued trend throughout 2019.

In 2017, USA sales figures showed that 13% of USA households owned a Smart Speaker. That figure is heading to a predicted 55% in three years. Searches of more than 10 words are becoming the norm. Couple this rise in confidence with the lowering of error rate and the ability to understand natural languages.

Here is an overview of what factors Google will consider when ranking your new website.

• Your website page speed. The top rank site will boast a 1900 ms. Remember 47% of us will not wait more than 3 seconds for a page to load. It will get worse the longer the download takes.
• Content no longer short and precise. It needs to be long and informative. Don’t write just for the sake of it. Google is looking for star quality that will enhance their customer’s queries to the fullest. To give you a benchmark Google’s average first page results contained at least 1,890 words. Not characters – words.
• 50% of Search Engine queries are four words or more. Primary keywords have been replaced with specific long tail keywords. Why? Because they provide context to your content.

• Your Backlink Profile. You will need to master this as swiftly as possible. Again to give you a benchmark to work towards a typical top 1 ranked site has almost 6 times as many links than the tenth ranked site.
• Bounce rates are never ignored. Yes, the measurements appear flawed, do not dwell on it. Just make sure through your content readable and accessible to return to when distracted.

Certainly in the cases where your user is a commuter. If you put this at the forefront of your mind, the rate for a customer to bounce from your site will be minimal.

• Click through rate or CTR will undoubtedly improve as you reduce your bounce rate. Also by increasing your SERP rate of click-through will definitely lead to higher rankings with Google. There cannot be a better feeling of witnessing an increase in interest, followed by credibility.
• SSL Certification with your site using Https is paramount. As a further benchmark, 27% of top ranking websites use https.
• Latent Semantic Indexing or LSI keywords. Sounds complicated but is not. These are keywords semantically related to your primary keyword. Google’s crawlers using a mathematical method to determine the relationship between concepts and terms in your content. They, in turn, will collate and identify commonly used words and phrases as the keywords for the page.
• Illustrations and images. We learned early on in our development these two features are vitally important, and you will see we make much use of them to aid our UX.
• Time Spent or Dwell Time by your visitors on your website. The longer they are there, the more beneficial the experience will be gauged by Google as a positive impact.

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Our Beginner’s Guide to SEO statistics and terminology conclusion for 2019.

Google’s machine learning programme known as RankBrain has commenced this year by providing relevant results to user’s queries. Already in such a short period, of time RankBrain has become the third most influential factor for search ranking.

Backlinks (Number one and Content/Keywords number two).

Very soon 100% of Google queries will be processed by RankBrain. So we all need to adapt to it and rapidly. The superb advantages of RankBrain are:

• Its ability to understand what your content is referring too.
• It will value your user’s satisfaction and provide CTR improvements.
• Increased benefit of Dwell Time with the decreased disadvantage of bounce rate.

Finally, we wanted this guide to be the basis for beginners & new website owners and future SEO marketers. In writing and researching we learned of many statistics and terminology. It helped us to take action within the first two weeks of 2019.

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Mike Bowley is an Indoor Coffee Houseplant & Colombian Giftware Importer, SEO Content Writer, Baby Boomer, and published Author. He thrives on creating alliances with UK based Artisanal Cafe Owners and Garden Centers with artisanal product makers in Colombia.

He enjoys helping “Newbie” website owners. Plus, fellow Baby Boomer Online Entrepreneurs in getting organic content onto web pages and mobiles.

Mike has spent over 50 years in sales/marketing and shares his life and work between the UK and Colombia. He is a regular writer on both Viviamaridi and WattPad.
Visit his author’s website here: mikebowley.com.

Which 2019 SEO trend will add the most impact to your brand? A question for all website owners and online entrepreneurs.

Where will you gain the highest visibility for your brand and online business? Will, it still be with Google or another source in 2019?

These two questions were at the forefront of our minds when researching which 2019 SEO trends would really matter for all of us in coming months. Come and explore with us and see what we discovered.

Author’s note; Readability and content is crucial. See how we break down our content into bite-size chunks with the addition of page headers and title tags. Everyone needs a breather when researching.

By answering the question at the beginning of your articles assists the reader. It saves them time and energy. They will be grateful and if your content keeps them engaged – you will become king too.

In today’s article, we will examine which 2019 SEO strategies and best practices will assist you and us with driving more traffic and revenue to each of our online business.

We researched what many SEO professionals are advocating and identifying for 2019. Through their eyes, we all can focus on doing the right thing. Because it stands to reason if they are excited about an all-important trend. Then we all should be. It’s time to sit up, pour a cup of coffee and take notice.

Firstly, let’s look back on what happened to SEO & SXO in 2018.

The big game changer had to be GDPR. We remember back in March rushing round researching to ensure we had the crucial information to comply with the new European Regulations.

We witnessed the second big game changer. The shift (for the benefit of all) on content, and how the focus on Expertise, Authority and trustworthiness was now crucial.

Google announced in early 2018 that its algorithms would intensify its focus on evaluating the quality of all website content. It was now examining the depth as well as the breath.

Now only sites with exceptional quality and depth would rank highly. The other sites, which in turn lets face it would be the majority would suffer. Our excuse – we were brand new, we were learning. There can be no such excuse for 2019.

Google wants us to solve problems, it wants our content to motivate, excite, inform and engage with people, who just happen to be their customers.

As is usual we saw new algorithm changes and updates. Just look how SERPs has changed. On the horizon, A1 is now having its impact felt in many ways. Undoubtedly exciting times for all.

We thought should we list them in number order, but we all are trading in many different niche markets. What may be crucial for us may be a negative for you.

So we decided to find the ones that ALL of us across the board need to focus on in 2019.

Know your audience & their User preference. For Paola our lovely strategist, it’s all images and video. For the old-fashioned one – Yes me. I am all about text and audio.

The message we are getting is images and videos such as YouTube and Vimeo will become so much more significant in 2019.

My message is: tomorrow’s high ranking websites will be those that explicitly engage with all their audience. The same sites, that will enhance every user’s experience and journey.

The very same ones that Google and other Search Engines will come to trust with their customers. Remember every search begins with a query, a phrase or a word. Whichever is the case, the answer must be available in its simplest of forms.

Query leading to Keywords and content = success

My professional writing career started with books, now I also create content for websites, online magazines, and review sites. At all times knowing I must adapt with the different ways many of the audiences will interact with the content. I love the saying:

People read every word in a book, people scan content on web pages.

So when placing my content writer’s hat on, I know keywords are king. Those very crucial keywords have to focus heavily on the user’s intent. Is he or she purchasing, are they manufacturing, or are they researching?

It does not matter the reason, it matters what keywords they will be using when placing their original query.

Another significant point. What stage and where exactly is your potential buyer in regards to the Sales Funnel? Is the querist in need of a broad term or is he ready to purchase and therefore is expecting a more knowledgeable response?

When we started writing articles and blogs we were not really focusing on the keywords or phrases in such a way as to engage a customer. There we have admitted it. Why, because we were learning and adjusting as each new lesson appeared.

Now we are focused entirely on not just matching the keywords and key phrases but ensuring our article lengths have grown considerably from 1000 words to an average of 2500 or more.

Included in the same 2019 focus, if our audience is asking a question, or making a sale, or becoming a prospect, we will do our research thoroughly, and we will give solutions to their problems. We will place SEO second to SXO. That way we should come out on top in 2019.

With this approach we believe we are ensuring that our content comprehensively meets the questions asked by our audience.

2019 is the year we have decided to go further by anticipating what the same audience’s follow-up questions will be and answering them too.

This way there will be no need for the reader to be dissatisfied and look elsewhere. In time we believe our audience will grow with that all important trust in us.

We anticipate we may need to look at not only how Google works with us but also what other Search Engines will bring to the marketing and optimization tables.

Does Yahoo, Bing, YouTube, Amazon or Apple have new developments not yet announced that will make us all pause for thought?

When we are researching yes we head to Google, but equally, we head to YouTube too. We would say it is very much a 50/50 rate now for us. Experts predict video research will increase to above 80% of internet search within three years.

Time for the second coffee and maybe a quick visit to the “little house at the back of the garden.”

Okay, you are back and settled again – Great let’s roll on.

Yes, optimizing for Google will continue. But, there is so much more we have to take into consideration as SEO marketers and content writers.

You the reader are someone’s customer too. Are you searching via an App? Are you searching via Youtube or Podcasts? Has the penny dropped?

Many of us are focusing solely on website optimization and ranking. But we SEOs should become multi-faceted and do precisely the same as we do as customers.

For myself, Paola and Alver, our focus for 2019 has already begun, we are thinking way beyond driving users to our websites. We believe with Google’s dedicated and hard work our website rankings will trend upwards given enough time for Google to build trust in us.

We are working out on positive ways to gain visibility for our content to feature in as many snippets and conversational interfaces as possible. Ebooks, videos, podcasts, social media platforms, influencers, webinars and hosted articles will all play their part this coming year.

That means all three of us at Calibri are going to be busy too. It is going to take man-size efforts in producing the best content with engaging language and easy of CTAs for our audience on fast platforms geared to ensuring the ultimate SXO for all who visit us.

Up to now, we have not introduced shopping carts, we will be in 2019.

We accepted we were the newbies on the “South American block” in 2018. Now a new year has dawned and many new lessons for us to grasp. We are so looking forward not with fear and trepidation but with excitement.

With us becoming retailers on the internet the following new optimization pointers have to be addressed, if we are to be successful:

• Users can comfortably navigate around the website.
• A swift conversion process from visitor to buyer.
• Relevant results for the customer as they search through the site.
• Contented repeat customers remain contented customers and allowed to restock quickly.
• Customer questions relating to their orders dealt with professionally & courteously.

• The possible implementation of “Chatbots” to provide primary responses to questions and able to give procedural tasks.
• Finally, the ability of each client knowing at what stage of the sales funnel they are at.

We cannot imagine what we are going to be writing next December for 2020. Whatever it will be we will do so with pride.

When we are interviewing potential clients with their vision on what their successful online presence will look like. The one thing that is certain to be missing:

The structure of all their content and what efforts will they put into place to continually keep it updated and simple for Google, and it’s crawlers to understand.

A1 is here to stay. In 2019 all contextual relationships between your content and your audience’s behaviours will matter greatly.

It is time for us all to investigate what information architecture, tags, metadata, and not forgetting structured markup means to both Search Engines and us as consumers and SEOs.

As the last quarter of 2018 has closed, we look back on the focus on improving and updating all the articles written so far. Now subjects such as Brexit, Coffee, indigenous giftware, and of course Content Writing Services in South America.

Our 2019 SEO trend and strategy consisted of improving our writing and the reader’s experience. We turned to Linking opportunities such as internal, frontal and backwards.

Now we have a fair understanding, and you will see from the latest articles coming out throughout December and those coming in January. Backlinking has played a significant aspect of our growth.

2019 permits us to continue our work with the added bonus of identifying the trends we have mentioned here today in this article.

Security has always been on the horizon in my working life and owning websites does not change that.

Google also feels the same, we as online business owners owe it to everyone that we are safe to engage with. Check with your Technical Guru, in our case Alver that we have a custom SSL Certification and not a shared one. I have been since assured we do have a higher certification.

If you wish to check your SSL security certification head to Globalsigns.ssllabs.com

If you do upgrade to a more secure SSL send a message to Google. They will appreciate knowing your commitment to security matches theirs.

Google Analytics will play a significant role in our future development. We will be able to commence tracking our progress on the following KPIs:

• Google’s Mobile-First index. (Everyone now heads to their mobile devices for any information they search for. So does Google. Your ranking will depend on their findings.)
• Tracking our keywords on both the desktop and the mobile. (This tool updates every 24 hours, and ideally, you should see similar trends on both.)
• Daily checking our website and branding is performing at its optimal level. (it is ensuring the basics are functioning such as Crawl, errors, and broken links. Do not turn away from this focus.)
• As viewers of our own sites, we can see how SXO is engaging. (Monitor what RankBrain is reporting. It will factor in all dwell Times and Bounce Rates. Both of which can adversely affect your ranking and whether your content is relevant.)
• Track three key UX signals; Bounce rate, Average Session Time recorded and how many pages per session were viewed.

Have you started to identify which 2019 SEO trend will add the most impact to your brand?

• Reviewing out SMM for any disconnections and fixing immediately. (There is enough correlation available to justify monitoring organic and paid social media platform promotional work.
  
• Integrate your Analytics tool with all your Social Media platforms that your viewers are reaching you and sharing on.
• The impact of adding video content via YouTube impacts our business. (These little nuggets assist in increasing Dwell Time.) Remember, YouTube is now one of the top three Search Engine.
• Measuring the increase in linking and the advantages gained. Tracking all backlinks is simple to do. Check them via your analytical platform and see which article has attracted backlinks and how many. Then once identified check which links are trustworthy and acceptable to be linked to your content.

Our Concluding advice – Focus on your customers first, your messages second, and your brand 24/7

Our small size SEO brand will continue to evolve towards simplicity. Gradually our brand will become known. We believe and rely on Google’s vision for small businesses such as ours. For us, it is the focus on providing real value that counts above all else.

2019 is the year we will look back on as the breakthrough year regarding branding accessibility, organic snippets, video content, and online retailing.

A personal message for you; do you like baking and cooking? Exactly the same process keep everything simple.

The ingredients of a fully optimized website, with rich content filling topped with an outstanding social media presence, will bring success from the “easy to use” oven.

Finally, a question from the Author.

Those that follow our articles and blogs will always see a continuing positive message on the world of SEO and content.

What we would like to know is your thoughts on the continuing rise in personal assistance devices, for example, Siri, Sonos, Amazon Alexa, and Google Home.

Does that mean traditional Search Engines will be forced to provide relevant results on our queries based on the first try instead of the current list of choices?

Comment below

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Mike Bowley is an Indoor Coffee Houseplant & Colombian Giftware Importer, SEO Content Writer, Baby Boomer, and published Author. He thrives on creating alliances with UK based Artisanal Cafe Owners and Garden Centers with artisanal product makers in Colombia.

He enjoys helping “Newbie” website owners. Plus, fellow Baby Boomer Online Entrepreneurs in getting organic content onto web pages and mobiles.

Mike has spent over 50 years in sales/marketing and shares his life and work between the UK and Colombia. He is a regular writer on both Viviamaridi and WattPad.
Visit his author’s website here: mikebowley.com.