you need to build the traffic from the search engines to get the sales that you want so you need to be ranking in google. >> when you think about seo, how much of it is technical, things that you can do you to your site that you might not understand, versus, hey, just have a great site that people love. they'll keep coming back and you will rank higher. >> it's absolutely about both. you need to be creating really compelling content and you need to be doing those really technical seo tweaks as well, which sometimes you'll need an seo expert to do for you because those are equally important. >> tell me some mistakes people make. >> i have three top mistakes. number one is the gut check mistake. this is when you're picking key words using your gut instead of using tools. so you need to be choosing your key words based on popularity, but it's often counter intuitive which sin anymoynonyms are the . number two is the broken record mistake. so you need to be placing your top key words in your title tags and in your headings and in your page copy but you do not want to be stuffing key words

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is love. # all you need is love, love. # love is all you need.periment. it was that ridiculous three, two, one... you're live to 700 million people. # all you need is love, love. # love is all you need. in 1967, i was in a comedy group, it was a satirical comedy, poetic word imagery group called the scaffolds. and i used to stay with my brother in his house. so he said, there's this big thing coming up, do you fancy coming along? the our world broadcast was this extraordinary idea to link all these countries. for the first time we can see right round our world from sunset to dawn by television. in 43 control rooms all around the world, production teams are monitoring and selecting the hundreds of pictures and sounds from five continents which will combine to make this historic programme. and so, how do you wrap up what was happening in london in the 60s in one song? john had written this thing called all you need is love, which was a peace song. we'd had the vietnam war, kennedy had been shot and it seemed to sum up the hopes and positive thinkin

we asked her to give us the nitty-gritty of what you need to do if you want to franchise your business. >> i think from a franchiser perspective, people need to know they have a solid business model. ideally they've done it once and reply indicated it a second or third time to know it wasn't luck. and then knowing it was something needed by a consumer on a national scale that is not a local or regional fad. and then there's skill sets they might not have that they have to supplement with their own education and building a team. >> what are the mistakes people make? i know people that say i have a great company and want to franchise it. >> i think there's a few. i think one are not properly capita liezed. like building a house it will be done faster and cost less than it will actually. and the second is they underestimate the skill sets of the franchise sees have coming in and what they need to provide in terms of training. for example, we have robust training programs for our franchise es. multiple weeks. but we realize most of our franchisees have never look at a profit and loss state

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to see you need f you know seek father. maksim to is a repentant before he worked as a financial advisor for a large insurance company but one day his life changed radically he was violently assaulted by an angry client not even his customer and social welfare which was in the throes of restructuring took months to pay his sickness benefit so he went under financially before meeting crazy use. of the business or to sue the book because she just as you said. more. so for more. from a christian. also . here. if. you're lucky you. care about your life because there were. no cars on the. part of the work for them because part of their lives did turn away. but they got no where they could be that we. have no way to get a choice over the one that would have you. found up. to be c.e.o. so this christmas for so but also you know so much of a lot of them was just to give them a story that i can see because again no i have this i just i can't get it just last this it came up yes well that i mean it sounds like the idea of the only th

if you need -- if you have your fema id number, that's great. you don't need it. go online and fill out the survey. at that point, we invite people in to applications. we are doing this in phases so it doesn't impact your recovery and we can continue quickly once we invite you into application. we have -- we have already sent out some 9000 invitations to get in the program. we will be sending more out. >> >> if you don't fill that out, it will have negative impacts. >> thank you, sir. if we don't understand where you are in your recovery, we don't have the full picture and we can't still -- we can't tell the story in washington about how our recovery is short. we have to hear from you. if you have neighbors, friends, family who were flooded and were homeowners, please ask them if they have filled out the survey. we need everyone we can -- we need this. we did everyone who can fill out the survey. we have other programs that i will talk about before taking questions. we have programs for rental housing. if you were the owner of a rental housing unit from one to sev

you need to prepare yourself. seem very, very upset with me. >> no, i'm just eating, and i just woke up. >> the next time we checked in with karmac, she informed us she no longer wished to speak on camera. and while her relationship with lechte seemed frayed, anthony apparently wants to repair his relationship with jail staff. he was recently moved to a more secure cell after threatening to throw a cup of urine at an officer. >> we moved him to a dwiter location to give him some peace and quiet. normally mr. kimbley never gives me a problem. i was actually surprised to find out he was kicking the door and threatening to throw urine. >> kimbley says he has been upset over the recent death of his father. >> i understand you have been upset over some personal issues. >> i just needed somebody to come sit down and talk to, i couldn't just talk to anybody. >> right, it is a very stressful time, especially when you lose somebody. and you can't leave to go do anything about it. and you can't leave to comfort your family.

you need to be more inclusive in society as leaders, in you can't afford to divide society.ine: you seem to have very strong ideals. is that ultimately why you empower your employees? joe: we call it ownership culture. there are two aspects to that. first of all, it's a family business. imagine you own a business. no matter what side it is, it's your business, your personal business. it might be a different continent from your parents. but what is your natural desire? your natural desire is very likely that you want to use that business for your children in a better shape. that is a natural desire. there are exceptions, but this is probably what is the natural desire. so inherently, you build in a sustainable, long-term element of culture. the second element of ownership culture, more importantly, the sense of i own the company. i am long-term oriented, i do the best because it is my company. no matter who you are, what you do, always act as if it is your own company and you will be fine. even in meeting rooms, we sat around the table and say, what do you do with this compan

to see you need f. you know seeking. maxime to do is a repentant before he worked as a financial advisor for a large insurance company but one day his life changed radically he was violently assaulted by an angry client not even his customer and social welfare which was in the throes of restructuring took months to pay his sickness benefit so he went under financially before meeting crazy use. of the business or just because she just as you said. more. zero zero. zero s. so for more. it's from a christian. also in your. ear. we're talking. about your life because we're. not because of the. form of the work for them because part of the need to turn away . what they've got no where they could be that we. have no way to get a choice so there's one little bit of you know i don't know what it. was followed up you. know you see oh so this christmas for so but also you know so much of a lot of them were just to give a little story that i can see because again no i have this i just i can't get it just last this it came up yes we

he said, "you need to go now. you need to go now." and i refused to accept that.ot going to leave." he took out his phone, he dialed 911, and he had the police come and escort me out. lemonis: literally, the police came? grace: literally, the police came. lemonis: after all of this, now he fires her? grace: i want to give you a little bit of a back story because, unfortunately for him, he does have the eeoc hanging over him. two years ago, um, he made an advance. he had some strong feelings for me. i did not accept the advance, and that was part of the eeoc. i did file one because of the situation. lemonis: so you filed a claim with the eeoc. i knew that dave had feelings for grace, and i knew it wasn't a healthy situation, but to find out that she filed a complaint with a federal agency for sexual harassment, and to find out that he's now terminated her employment after everything that's happened. this is a real big problem. let me get ahold of him, and i'll get back with you, okay? grace: sounds good. thank you. lemonis: take care. bye-bye. grace: okay, bye-bye.

you need to see who you are connected to.f you are doing business with larger software company, go through linkedin connections and see if you have friends to get human interaction. somebody you know or somebody that somebody knows. you have to trust people. filing for a patent or talk to a patent attorney to make sure your property is protected. that is something you should do before talking to somebody on the outside. and finally, if you don't know anybody or not sure, go to linkedin. search for people in the industry with the title of business development. business development people at corporations, they are tacsked with deals and partnerships. that is the first entry way in talking to somebody about the product to sell or license to them. >> when you are making big decisions for company or the group you are leading, you need a brain trust. people who can be really honest with and get feedback. we have our brain trust segment chris myers. he has a financial services conditi company working with a million small businesses.

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it really isn't, but you need to be aware of the forecast. p is the best way for you to stay up-to-date. in dell k80 in new jersey, and s along the jersey shore. in the afternoon, that again will be the best potential for us to see thunderstorms driving across the area to about the evening hours by the time to makes to the shore. but by then, i think it will weaken to more a spot shower moving through. here is the hour by hour forecast. we start this morning and then we go throughout your morning hours. 10:30, you see the spotty storm potential starting to develop. this is more isolated in nature. but in the afternoon, we go from spotty storms to a line of storms around 4:00 a.m. and that will start to move through philadelphia 6:00 to 7 on:00. we'll talk more about the storm potential and the better forecast in the days to come. >>> and coming up, a deadly hospital rampage, we're learning new details about the doctor who opened fire inside the new york hospital where he used to work. [ intense music playing ] it's here, but it's going by fast

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the speculators you do need profits you need do need people participating in the markets and order to you know profit from the arbitrage and things like that there are no market participants there are no markets and everything falls apart right so you have a few other economies in markets feeding on the corpse of japan. to get their last meal before they themselves answer a state of rigor mortis and death writes the european central bank the american central bank i mean you have mark carney over there at the bank of england saying let's raise interest rates and try to get this you know the definitive did to figure later machine you know more cars trying to life let's raise interest rates you know try to get you know the global economy going again but of course you won't be able to succeed in this endeavor because he does he's dead he died already he's a walking dead man yeah but the japanese markets the japanese economy past that zone long ago if you look down the stairs into that mirror of the coat of the afterlife you would see that japan's already down there and they're already

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you need more. flash -- pennsylvania is the heart of the pretzel business in the united states. you want to use the same resources and the expertise that you have to make products that are more relatable. everybody loves chocolate-covered pretzels or chocolate-covered anything. where's the research and development happening? that's where those ideas come from. and who leads that research and development? zoe: well, technically... -petros: i mean, i think we -- -zoe: yeah. lemonis: i kind of knew that answer already. that's why there's no products. holy... petros: it keeps going back, yeah. -lemonis: even further? -petros: yeah, yeah. lemonis: this place is huge. is this the shipping department for online? petros: for online, right. everything that gets processed goes through here. lemonis: how much business do you do online in total? zoe: we do about $50,000 to $60,000 online. lemonis: how do you do marketing? zoe: digital marketing through facebook ads. lemonis: can you help me understand everybody

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you need a muffin pan. e kids too much ice cream. >> you don't want kids to eat that much. they have a melt. >> after you scoop your ice cream, you can pop it in the freezer. or you can pretop it and put your spoons in and then pop it in the freezer. >> justin's look better. >> another great tip for the muffin pan is it does double-duty. you can put your toppings here for your sundae bar. >> how do they get it out of here to eat it? >> you lift it out and hold it with your hand. >> the hot stuff over here. >> yes. it is national hot fudge sundae day. this is a fun way to keep your sauces warm. >> i made queso in here. but never a chocolate sauce. >> you have your hot fudge. your hazel nut hot fudge. your caramel sauce. and you drizzle it on top. keep it nice and warm. i'm going to let you hold on to that. we're going to top all this with hot fudge. >> look at this. >> this is a fun way to serve your ice cream sundaes. we're making brownie bowls. >> why just have ice cream when you have both? >> it o's an edi

you need to be more inclusive in society as leaders, in you can't afford to divide society.rancine: you seem to have very strong ideals. is that ultimately why you empower your employees? joe: we call it ownership culture. there are two aspects to that. first of all, it's a family business. imagine you own a business. no matter what side it is, it's your business, your personal business. it might be a different continent from your parents. but what is your natural desire? your natural desire is very likely that you want to use that business for your children in a better shape. that is a natural desire. there are exceptions, but this is probably what is the natural desire. so inherently, you build in a sustainable, long-term element of culture. the second element of ownership culture, more importantly, the sense of i own the company. i am long-term oriented, i do the best because it is my company. no matter who you are, what you do, always act as if it is your own company and you will be fine. even in meeting rooms, we sat around the table and say, what do you do with this co

you need to exist for society as , in you can't afford to divide society.rancine: you seem to have very strong ideals. is that ultimately why you empower your employees? >> we call it ownership culture. there are two aspects to that. first of all, it's a family business. no matter what side it is, it's your business, your personal business. what is your natural desire? your natural desire is very likely that you want to use that for your children. there are exceptions, but this is probably what is the natural desire. inherently, you build in a sustainable, long-term element of culture. there's a sense of, i only company, i am long-term oriented, i do the best because it is my company. do, alwayshat you act as if it is your company. even in meeting rooms, we sat around the table and say, what do you do with this company? they put so much pressure on a meaningful debate. if someone says, i will do it anyway -- is that which you want? francine: so does that mean you worry about short-term? or more in overall, america? >> it's only a matter of time. many things

well, you need to either move it aside or you need to have space for people to walk through. ad: i need you to work on that make sure -- just work on that. lemonis: it's almost time for our event at libertyville chevrolet. tad: good morning, marcus. how are you? lemonis: while i'm anxious to see what our presentation and our food look like, i also want to see if tad can act like a leader. tad: no. i'm thinking -- here, do this. mike, you don't know how to do that. no, the -- i said all the onions are in what? lemonis: no such luck. hey, tad, let me -- give me a hand over here, and let them do their job, please. help me get all this set up. let them do their thing. tad: okay. lemonis: they got 30 minutes to be ready. tad just can't leave anybody alone. he tells them to do one thing, and then tells them to do something totally different. tad: roni, you're just working on dessert? roni: is that okay? tad: no. lemonis: and then he gives them a completely different direction. tad: roni... roni: let's not talk to roni right now, for real. lemonis: and they're pissed. tad: i'm in cha

getting the front end accomplished, the most important piece of it to find if you need to go after to get air security, the whole thing breaks down. inversely, if you think about space superiority comments he had him take satellite somewhere in the middle of the notion. you can't get air superiority over the islander rock with a piece of land, wherever it happens to be so you can tackle the entire satellite capability and take it out in the worst case, with a a connecticut sector non-kinetic effect come if you don't have air security come you can't take care of it. you may not be a would have space superiority if you can't get air security over certain pieces of the globe on the ground as well. they are highly interconnected in the 2030 timeframe and i think again at the network and how it comes together that will be able to bring all of them together and make some trade-offs. you'll go well, the joint force commander you might make a trade-off that says the space capabilities the most important thing right now, so i'm going to put all my air superiority forces in this network and con

company pay when your kid has cancer and you need to be free of that. that they can't pay, or they won't pay or you to wait 90 days. the cruz amendment flexes those restrictions. remember, the cruz amendment was added to a bill that slashes medicaid in a way that would shatter protections for americans in nursing homes, those struggling with opioid addiction and americans in rural parts of the country. the cruz amendment is a cool insult adding to a devastating n injury. we have another week or more before the senate will vote on this bill. the public and leader to spend time trying to find new or evermore cynical ways to buy off necessary votes, to bailouts and giveaways to certain states or he can do what he has promised to do repeatedly as majority leader, return this body to regular order, go through the committee process, have robust amendment process and i say the resulting product would be a lot better than the one we have before us. i daresay that's why the founding fathers set up a congress, not to have a few people get in a room and rushed thr

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you need to make some reparations for that. okay? >> yes, sir. >> andrew, right now, i am very proud of you. do you know why? because you have been honest with us. because you have spoken from the heart, and because there's no doubt in my mind that you mean what you are saying right now. the real key for your future and those people you really care about is whether or not you can keep that honesty and sincerity right out in front of you as you walk out this door. >> before i got here, when was locked up before, i made a plan fore i was releasethat i was going to try to help others. i got locked up and realized i didn't do much of anything. i made things worse. that's what i want to continue to do when i go home. >> okay. at this time we'll ask for a vote of the committee on the recommendation of promotion of andrew to a release date. >> i agree. >> i support also. >> i do, too. >> i agree. >> i support it. >> congratulations, you're promoted to release. >> don't forget everything you learned. >> you're free now. >> thank you. i'

you have been working on this understanding what they want and need, how big of a mass adoption do youmake inroads? >> because we have worked with clients along the way, we know this is something badly needed. let's put it this way. 2015 was a great example of the problem. 2015, 100irst half of million people lost their health care records. those contained data that cannot change like your social security number, the fact you have diabetes, your mother's maiden name. that is roughly one in three americans that lost his data forever. if that data had been encrypted, all the bad guys would have is gibberish they could not read. that is why this is so important to us. you have to remember that most of what we are dealing with is of aized crime to the tune $445 billion industry every year. if we can pervasively lay down encryption on top of our data, we can change the economics for the bad guy making it more difficult and expensive for them to get access to our critical data. caroline: how much do we need the whole ecosystem to take this on? clearly if one company starts in crafting their

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it's very difficult to get that done and to get up to the revenues you need. if you deal with the c rate, 10% reduction is a trillion dollars. if you deal with the -- those who have pass through income or use the individual rates, it's $1.6 trillion to get a 10% rate reduction, which is not easy for us to find real offsets to equal those numbers. which brings me to the exchanges we had with some colleagues. i'm glad we're talking about it. that's the consumption taxes. i think there is no other way to get competitive marginal business tax rates in this country without bringing different revenues into funding government other than income tax revenues. miss olson i appreciate your statement where you see economists across the political spectrum concluded that consumption base taxes are a more efficient way to raise money. the two major concerns -- we heard it today -- will middle income families pay more, something which i said i wouldn't support. i urge my colleagues to look at the progressive consumption tax that i filed. working with our -- those that do our s

need it. because you say, that there is fraud and abuse in medicaid. er the obama administration, the medicaid program had beeni expanded so much to include, working, able individuals who don't need government assistant. >> and obama administration paid bonus points to states to say, sign up these able-bodied working age individuals, but it did not help the people that is was initially intende intend to. we want to lower premiums for everyone, you have seen skyrocketing premiums, they have doubled in last 4 years under obamacare, we' people to have more choices. in wyoming we're down to one group selling insurance, this is a monopoly. there are places where no one is willing to sell obamacare insurance. democrat promised covering people with preexisting conditions. if no one is selling insurance in those many counties people will be left out in the cold, a result of crashing obamacare. this bus is going over a cliff. >> what is the debate? >> democrats say, stay on the bus. maria: what is the debate then, among republicans? if we all understand that med

as a brand, with you need to find the influence hadder that's the right fit for you. for me, if you want a product out for moms, come to me. if you want something for auto a cool 18-year-old, i'm not your girl. >> if i'm a brand and i want to hire an influencer, how do i think about this? do you think about the money spent on branding? how do you decide what this money is being used for? >> i think for video, that's a great brands play. and you get exposure to lots and lots of people. it's a huge splash, you know. i've actually done projects that have ended up on good morning america and they were branded. but because it was a real message that was getting out there. and i think if you want customer acquisition, you probably want to go with click throughs, which would away blog post that someone can read and actually click right through and, you know, sign up for your camp or buy your product or download your widget or whatnot. >> and how do influencers charge for this? can you get by it on a cost for acquisition basis or do you just pay a flat fee and you get what yo

of the current value of the etf and you know, look, every now and again, you do need to sort of decide that there is asymmetric risk reward in this case, the options trade by itself offeris you that worth as much, risking 1 cl.20. >> what dupg >> i like the trade idea if you agree with carter's call. really, risk 1 cl.20. one of the things that are interesting to me. look at how the xle has tracked the dollar index look at the way it closed. it looks like it's got more room in the downside, so this trade may take a little time if you believe the correlation to the dollar that sort of thing it feels like it's got a capitulation >> that was the s&p 500 energy sector we have really had a des information and here's the fibl thing. it's an ecdotanecdotal. and you need that. >> those are not cheap companies. some others have come a little too far, too fast, which is the reason i prefer to play with a more broad sector space like this than to go and reach for the companies that people thought would be safe because paid and can't sustain in the long run i take a look at this. it seems like a g

there,re also folks out but you need to register, correct? oh, just sign up. you don't even have to do the survey. you can just go out there and sign up. velma, where are you? talk to us. >> i'm a widow. i had heart surgery and live by myself. with the roof, it was raining inside. i had to put a bucket down. i need a whole new roof and i don't have any income to fix it. i need help. sen. cassidy: same answer? she can go register? her roof is just totally messed up. assuming that you are eligible for the program, which means you a foot of water or more -- >> [inaudible] >> so the storm knocked the shingles off the roof. is it not the roofing off, that would be fema individual assistance issue -- if it knocked the roofing off, that would be a fema individual assistance issue. it sounds like you may not be eligible for the homeowner program if you did not have one foot of water. sen. cassidy: get michael's card over there. if you feel like you could appeal the fema ruling, he is the gentleman, or dale, who could address that. yes ma'am? is there -- investigation a

if you need more info, you can -- >> [inaudible] sen. cassidy: pause for a second. we will take some more questions. >> louisiana resource told me if i borrow any money from sba, they were going to take all that out of what it cost me to fix my own house. >> that's right. that's the same answer i had before. i'm sorry it's not different. anve asked and asked, but sba loan -- we can't replace that with the grant. sen. cassidy: we are going to take some more questions. let me do what i should have done off the back and say thank you. i want to thank the pastor and his church for hosting. i should pass out the plate for a love offering. [laughter] he said, don't tempt him. -- for a love offering. [applause] he said, don't tempt him. [laughter] are, my wherever you staff says you are fantastic. i see miss helen answering the phones plus a thank you as well. i want to thank law enforcement. we saw steve scully's gunned down -- steve scalise gunned down. those there to attend were also injured. i think law enforcement. when i first came to this church at montrell jackson

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