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Paul Mitchell Sculpting Foam Expression 30

Glad March is Here

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Paul Mitchell Sculpting Foam Expression 30

Paul Mitchell Sculpting Foam Expression 30

This Paul Mitchell Sculpting Foam expression looks very upbeat and optimistic for a great March 2012.

 

 

Background: The Paul Mitchell Sculpting Foam blog is being developed as a live example to demonstrate for one of our clients how they might use a blog to pull traffic to their website. Our client is learning how specific content can organically rank in many web searches.  The cost-benefit trade-offs are illustrated by the resources required to create fresh dailycontent with a limited set of resources. While there are many examples of how companies simply copy & pasting someone else’s work, those sites come across as boring and fake. The solution for this example came in the form of Paul Mitchell Sculpting Foam. Our client can easily produce a daily photo of a Paul Mitchell Sculpting Foam expression.  Cyber Services is tracking this blog’s success for the search term “Sculpting Foam”. We are confident that the blog will not rank highly in a search on “website and application development.” But “Sculpting Foam” is a different story.  And if you want to improve the ranking, you can put a link on your site to this page. Call the link “Sculpting Foam.”

Paul Mitchell Sculpting Foam Expression 1

Start Your Day with a Smile

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Some of the best ideas can come where you least expect them – sculpting foam was an unlikely source.  For some, starting the day with a smile leads to very positive and creative brainstorming.

A client wanted to decide if a blog would benefit the success of their website. Together, we decided that an example would be the most effective way to understand the cost-benefit equation. For the sake of this example, it was determined that the resources required to develop fresh daily content on the subject of “website and application development” were in excess of project scope. We did not like the idea of copy and pasting someone else’s work – the common solution for others – because it felt boring and fake. So we needed a different key phrase for our example.

Paul Mitchell Sculpting Foam Expression 1

Paul Mitchell Sculpting Foam Expression 1

The solution came in the form of Paul Mitchell Sculpting Foam.  Every morning while getting ready for work, I follow the directions on the container of Paul Mitchell Sculpting Foam, whether it be the original or Extra-Body. If I had to guess, I would say I have been using the sculpting foam product off-and-on for over the past 25 year. It is a foaming product that expands when you squirt it out of the can.  You put a small golf ball-sized amount in your hand and it expands to fill your palm.  The small amount left in the nozzle continues to be extruded. I got into the habit of tapping the nozzle onto the foam in my palm until it stopped coming out.  One day, I realized that the result looked like a face.  I then began seeing different expressions in the foam.

OK. Not the most relevant example, but it will be much easier to post a photograph a day than to write filler for a blog.  In this real-world experiment, we will be tracking the success of this blog for the search term “Sculpting Foam”. So you will not see this page from a Google or Bing search on “website and application development'” but try “Sculpting Foam.” That is a different story.  And if you want to accelerate the results, you can put a link on your site to this page.  Call the link “Sculpting Foam.”

Paul Mitchell Sculpting Foam Expression 1