Project Locksley

When I began creating websites, I was overwhelmed and disheartened by the difficulty in making my sites easily discoverable on the internet. Despite my sites being fast and having solid SEO, complete with keywords, backlinks, and advertising, they still weren’t gaining visibility. What could be the problem?

Indeed, it appears the internet mirrors life in that the greater your wealth, the more visibility you gain.

The internet, once a realm of free information sharing and equal opportunity for growth, seems less fair now. Corporations invest millions to secure top spots in search results, overshadowing the average person’s chance to stand out. How can one compete with such overwhelming influence?

If my years in IT have taught me anything, it’s that the answer is out there.

In my research, I discovered something remarkable. Concealed within the code are all the strategies that big companies invest millions in. These tactics are openly available, allowing me to legally observe and employ them. I began applying these same strategies, and to my surprise, they were effective.

However, for small businesses to thrive online, more is required.

I’ve created a community back-linking system designed to foster collective growth. By pooling our resources, we can connect with local small business websites, reinforcing the idea that we thrive more robustly as a united front.

Can I take from the big corporations and give to the small businesses?

Yes, I can.

This is why Project Locksley was started.