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Recognised as an industry leader in search engine optimization practices, David Jenyns, Director of Melbourne SEO Services, has announced the businesses expansion into corporate SEO Training.

Melbourne, Australia (PRWEB) February 21, 2012

Melbourne SEO Services Director, David Jenyns, believes that it is way past time for businesses to recognise the need for their staff to undertake corporate SEO training.

“These days it goes without saying that every business should have a website” explains Mr Jenyns. “Astute business people know this, and already have an online presence, but whether their potential customers and clients can find those websites is a whole other matter.”

In order to rank well with the search engines, like Google, there are very clear strategies that need to be implemented, both on the website it self (on page) and through third parties, e.g. networks, forums and social media (off page).

Melbourne SEO Services’ new Corporate SEO Training brings those strategies to the training room, so that a businesses marketing, administration or public relations staff can discover what they are and how to implement them. They include:

Keyword research

Link building Use of Social Media Creating viral campaigns Video marketing Best practices

“Our corporate SEO training teaches strategies that can lead to our clients dominating their niches online - quickly and over the long term” said Mr Jenyns.

More information on the corporate SEO training offered by Melbourne SEO Services visit melbourneseoservices.com/seo-services-australia/

About Melbourne SEO

MelbourneSEOServices.com is a full service search engine optimization (SEO) consultancy, based in Australia, but with a worldwide client base.

Known for being at the cutting edge of strategic SEO practices, the company delivers a growing suite of services including: on-page and off-page search engine optimization, article distribution, Google Places listing, SEO press release service, web video production one-on-one consulting, and now corporate SEO training

Melbourne SEO Services Director, David Jenyns, has, over several years, built a team of experts who are niche experts to support the business, and who share his ethos for ethical, professional internet marketing.

More about David Jenyns at http://www.melbourneseoservices.com/seo-experts/

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LOS ANGELES, Feb. 20, 2012 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Search engine optimization, or SEO, is a rapidly growing field in today's web-based world. When done properly, SEO can dramatically improve a company's success or website's performance. Unfortunately, not all SEO companies have the time or funds to invest in learning proper SEO skills. Avital Web, Los Angeles SEO firm, is now offering SEO reseller packages, so that other SEO providers can offer the clients professional services as well.

An SEO reseller program can allow companies to choose from one of several SEO reseller packages that include search engine optimization, internet marketing services, and an experienced team of SEO professionals that can help any organization optimize their website and better promote their business and target their Internet marketing services for their clients. An outsourcing program allows the SEO company to do the SEO and marketing work, while the contracting company maintains their own client relationships and all business relationships and issues on their end.

SEO services can include technical advice, keyword and key phrase research, content development, social media marketing, website review, ad campaigns, geographic services, targeted ads and content, link building, and reputation management that, when combined, has the ability to power companies to the search engines' top 10 or even top five results.

With SEO outsourcing, there is no need for companies to spend a fortune gathering their own team of highly qualified SEO experts or spend hours learning search engine optimization on their own. Instead, they can take advantage of the Avital Web program that best meets their and their clients' needs and name their price so that they can continue to maintain a high level of customer service satisfaction and a satisfactory profit margin.

Avital Web, SEO Reseller Los Angeles

No organization should have to be on its own when it comes to the world of search engine optimization. A fully customizable SEO reseller plan can help an organization bring it all together without added costs, increased overhead, and staffing or training concerns, all while giving them access to the kind of highly qualified SEO experts they need to realize website success.

Contact Avital Web, SEO Company Los Angeles

Visit http://www.seocompanyca.com or call (877) 971-7177 for more information about Avital Web and the services provided by this company.

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DEERFIELD, Ill., Feb. 21, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Pucker™ Vodka continues to surprise flavored vodka fans with its distinct and unexpected flavors. Now, one year after bursting on the scene, Pucker Vodka is introducing two bold, intense flavors – Pucker™ Lemonade Lust Vodka and Pucker™ Raspberry Rave Vodka – to the family.

All six Pucker Vodka flavors are perfect for those looking to break up with their boring vodka and to match up with an exciting and new intensely flavored vodka.

"Last year, we launched Pucker Vodka to help flavored vodka drinkers express their 'live out loud' personalities, and they certainly responded well to our original flavors," said Kim Washington, Senior Director, Vodkas for Beam Inc. "This year, we chose to expand our line to include two of the most popular flavors – lemonade and raspberry – to help liven up old, boring, vodka cocktails."

Pucker Lemonade Lust Vodka provides bright bursts of crisp lemon flavor and a hint of lime, while Pucker Raspberry Rave Vodka offers an intense raspberry flavor and a touch of floral notes. Both new products are four-times distilled, 70-proof, and packed with intense flavor. Each of the new flavors provides a taste that is balanced and confident enough to enjoy with a simple mixer, served straight-up or in a playful cocktail creation.

To demonstrate its stand-out and unique new flavors, Pucker Vodka recommends these cocktails:

Lusty Lemon 
1 1/2 parts Pucker™ Lemonade Lust Vodka 
2 parts Fresh Lemon Sour
4 parts Iced Tea
Lemon Wedge
Combine ingredients and serve over ice in a tall highball glass. Garnish with a lemon wedge.

Raspberry Breeze
1 1/2 parts Pucker™ Raspberry Rave Vodka
2 parts Grapefruit Juice
2 parts Cranberry Juice
Lemon Wedge
Combine ingredients in order and serve over ice in a tall highball glass. Garnish with a lemon wedge.

Lemonade Lust and Raspberry Rave are available nationwide in February at a suggested retail price of $15.99 for a 750ml bottle. For more information, please go to http://www.puckervodka.com or http://www.facebook.com/puckervodka.

About Pucker™ Vodka

Pucker™ Vodka is made from natural flavors, combined with a vodka that's distilled four times to deliver full flavor that can be enjoyed straight or mixed in any cocktail. Pucker Vodka creates a unique sensory vodka experience unlike any other flavored vodka on the market today. Flavors include Sour Apple Sass, Grape Gone Wild, Cherry Tease, Citrus Squeeze, Lemonade Lust and Raspberry Rave.

About Beam Inc.

As one of the world's leading premium spirits companies, Beam is Crafting the Spirits that Stir the World.  Consumers from all corners of the globe call for the company's brands, including Jim Beam Bourbon, Maker's Mark Bourbon, Sauza Tequila, Canadian Club Whisky, Courvoisier Cognac, Teacher's Scotch Whisky, Kilbeggan Irish Whiskey, Laphroaig Scotch Whisky, Cruzan Rum, Hornitos Tequila, Knob Creek Bourbon, EFFEN Vodka, Pucker Flavored Vodka, Larios Gin, Whisky DYC, DeKuyper Cordials, and Skinnygirl Cocktails.  The Beam portfolio includes 10 of the world's top 100 premium spirits brands and some of the industry's fastest growing innovations.  Beam is focused on delivering superior performance with its unique combination of scale with agility and a strategy of Creating Famous Brands, Building Winning Markets and Fueling Our Growth.  Beam and its 3,200 passionate associates worldwide generated 2011 sales of $2.8 billion on volume of 34 million 9-liter cases.

Headquartered in Deerfield, Illinois, Beam is traded on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol BEAM and is included in the S&P 500 Index and the MSCI World Index.  For more information on Beam, its brands, and its commitment to social responsibility, please visit http://www.beamglobal.com and http://www.drinksmart.com.

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Feb 21 2012

BUDGET airline Ryanair have announced they are axing routes from Scotland's busiest airport in a dispute over costs with operator BAA.

The airline claimed the cuts at Edinburgh Airport could lead to 300 job losses and passenger traffic dropping by 15 per cent, from 1.8 million to 1.5 million.

But BAA said they were not expecting any job losses and "did not understand" where Ryanair got that figure from.

Ryanair announced it would reduce its operating aircraft at the hub from seven to six. It means the end of flights to and from Berlin in Germany. Other flights expected to begin later this year to Malmo in Sweden, Murcia and Ibiza in Spain and Estonia have been cancelled.

The airline said the number of flights Ryanair operates from the airport each week will drop by a fifth (21 per cent), from 140 to 110.

The company blamed a "breakdown of negotiations" about costs with BAA.

Ryanair warned that further cuts could be on the horizon if BAA Edinburgh do not extend their five-year competitive cost agreement, due to expire in October.

Michael O'Leary, Ryanair chief executive, said: "Ryanair regrets BAA Edinburgh Airport's rejection of our proposals for a competitive cost base which would allow Ryanair to further grow our traffic and routes for summer 2012.

"Sadly, BAA Edinburgh seems to prefer higher costs, even if it means fewer passengers and jobs at Edinburgh.

"While Ryanair remains committed to Edinburgh Airport, and with 1.5 million passengers and 35 routes, we continue to be one of the largest airlines operating to-from Edinburgh, BAA Edinburgh cannot continue to ignore the competitive marketplace where airports all over the UK and Europe have been reducing costs and lowering charges in return for traffic growth.

"We hope even at this late stage that BAA Edinburgh will realise that the way to grow traffic and jobs is by working with Ryanair to lower passengers fares, not raise them."

However, Jim O'Sullivan, managing director of Edinburgh Airport, said: "Of course we are disappointed that Ryanair has reduced its services from Edinburgh.

"We have tried extremely hard to negotiate with Ryanair but sadly on many issues have not been able to find common ground. For example, we cannot accept their wish to not pay the agreed air traffic control costs that all other airlines pay.

"As ever, our focus remains on providing managed, sustained and high-value growth, matching the aspirations of our city."

Edinburgh Airport is being sold by Spanish-owned BAA because competition regulators told it to sell off one of its Scottish hubs. The operator said in October last year that it hopes to have sold the airport by this summer.

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Feb 21 2012

BUDGET airline Ryanair have announced they are axing routes from Scotland's busiest airport in a dispute over costs with operator BAA.

The airline claimed the cuts at Edinburgh Airport could lead to 300 job losses and passenger traffic dropping by 15 per cent, from 1.8 million to 1.5 million.

But BAA said they were not expecting any job losses and "did not understand" where Ryanair got that figure from.

Ryanair announced it would reduce its operating aircraft at the hub from seven to six. It means the end of flights to and from Berlin in Germany. Other flights expected to begin later this year to Malmo in Sweden, Murcia and Ibiza in Spain and Estonia have been cancelled.

The airline said the number of flights Ryanair operates from the airport each week will drop by a fifth (21 per cent), from 140 to 110.

The company blamed a "breakdown of negotiations" about costs with BAA.

Ryanair warned that further cuts could be on the horizon if BAA Edinburgh do not extend their five-year competitive cost agreement, due to expire in October.

Michael O'Leary, Ryanair chief executive, said: "Ryanair regrets BAA Edinburgh Airport's rejection of our proposals for a competitive cost base which would allow Ryanair to further grow our traffic and routes for summer 2012.

"Sadly, BAA Edinburgh seems to prefer higher costs, even if it means fewer passengers and jobs at Edinburgh.

"While Ryanair remains committed to Edinburgh Airport, and with 1.5 million passengers and 35 routes, we continue to be one of the largest airlines operating to-from Edinburgh, BAA Edinburgh cannot continue to ignore the competitive marketplace where airports all over the UK and Europe have been reducing costs and lowering charges in return for traffic growth.

"We hope even at this late stage that BAA Edinburgh will realise that the way to grow traffic and jobs is by working with Ryanair to lower passengers fares, not raise them."

However, Jim O'Sullivan, managing director of Edinburgh Airport, said: "Of course we are disappointed that Ryanair has reduced its services from Edinburgh.

"We have tried extremely hard to negotiate with Ryanair but sadly on many issues have not been able to find common ground. For example, we cannot accept their wish to not pay the agreed air traffic control costs that all other airlines pay.

"As ever, our focus remains on providing managed, sustained and high-value growth, matching the aspirations of our city."

Edinburgh Airport is being sold by Spanish-owned BAA because competition regulators told it to sell off one of its Scottish hubs. The operator said in October last year that it hopes to have sold the airport by this summer.

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