I Speak Search

by Admin


19 Oct
 None    Internet Related

by Gord Hotchkiss
http://www.enquiro.com

I'm not sure if this is being done in some university somewhere, but I would love to know if our use of search engines is changing how we communicate.

The search query is a form of communication that is deceptive in its simplicity. We are becoming adept at paring down complex concepts into a few well chosen words. There is no unnecessary filler. Even if we do throw in a few 'the's and 'what's, the search engine conveniently strips them from our query.


Think Positive - Care for your Customers

by Admin


19 Oct
 None    Internet Related

by Abe Cherian
Copyright 2005

Operating a business on a daily basis dealing with customers can actually be frustrating and they often don't make it easy for you and your employees to treat them nicely.

You need to remember where all your revenue and sales come from for your business. Every dollar in sales that your business gets comes from these customers that can sometimes be frustrating. You want to treat them well and hope that maybe they'll return another day happy and satisfied and bring family and mends.


SEO - Natural Linking Strategies

by Admin


18 Oct
 None    Site Promotion

by Chet Holcomb
http://www.internetpromotions.biz

Search Engine Optimization (SEO) can be the difference between a small, barely profitable or visible website and a traffic magnet website. There are a lot of ways, both good and bad, to influence the search engines. Some search engines react to certain strategies better than others. Some even have conflicting strategies that they react to. To document all of these things would require a significant number of pages and research that goes beyond the scope of this article.

However, there are a number of things that can be documented that will work for most if not all search engines. And let's face it; there are really only 3 that make a difference between a successful and an unsuccessful SEO strategy. They are the big three: Google, Yahoo and MSN. These three search engines in any given month are responsible for over 90% of all internet searches.

Creme the Competition through your Adwords Keyword List

by Admin


17 Oct
 None    Site Promotion

by Ben Shaffer
http://www.shaffbuilder.com

In order to get the most out of a search program, you simply must have a great adwords list. If your adwords list is not deep enough, you will end up paying top dollar on only very few highly-trafficked phrases that post the top dollar bids. So, what are the steps to making adwords lists?

First things first: you need your list of targeted keywords and search phrases. There are many different and distinct search terms that will get you where you want to go. In making adwords lists, your aim is to save hours researching solutions to common problems.

B2B Search Engine Marketing

by Admin


14 Oct
 None    Site Promotion

Creating Great First Impressions

by Brenda Wright
http://www.enquiro.com

Your corporate image is one of the most valuable assets of your company, be certain that your B2B Search Engine Marketing (B2B SEM) efforts (or non-efforts) are creating the positive, professional first impression that accurately reflects your corporate image.

To properly evaluate the effectiveness of your B2B SEM efforts - begin by clearly identifying who your main target audience is. While you may be perfectly aware of the companies your firm is targeting - you also need to know which individual positions within those firms you are targeting. Identifying your target audience will allow you to clearly understand how your website needs to successfully present your corporate message. Take a look at your site, is it designed for your target audience? What is your target audience looking to find on your site? Will your target audience find what they are looking for on your site in a clean, simple, logical manner?

The Google-Sun deal and its impact on search

by Admin


12 Oct
 None    Search Engines

Copyright Axandra.com
Web site promotion software tools

Last week, Google Inc. CEO Eric Schmidt and Sun Microsystems CEO Scott McNealy announced a distribution partnership.

SEO and Web design. Two birds of a feather...

by Admin


11 Oct
 None    Site Promotion

by Joe Balestrino
http://www.mr-seo.com

Search Engine Optimization (SEO) and web design go hand in hand. One cannot function without the other. Sure, you could have a well designed website on the internet and pay for traffic and advertising. However, no one will find you while doing a search. The benefits of being found on search engines will cut the cost of paid advertising. Yet everyday there are people who spend a great deal of money to have a site designed but wouldn't think of having it optimized. Why, you ask? Is it the cost of SEO? Would they rather have a site created and avoid optimization to save a few bucks? If that's the case, what do they plan to do with this site when it is completed? Advertise? SEO is advertising. It is actually one of the cheapest forms of advertising.

Were they planning on a PPC campaign? Buying banners? Page impressions on some click network? You've got to be kidding me. Why would anyone waste their money on those subpar options before optimizing their site?

Test Your Headlines for Maximum Profits

by Admin


11 Oct
 None    Internet Related

by George Dodge
http://www.headline-creator-pro.com

Professional copywriters do not simply write or select one headline and then hope for the best. They create a number of different headlines; often times as many as a hundred before selecting the headline they think will perform the best.

But they don't stop there! Professional copywriters know that their choice will often not be the choice of the public and therefore they test their headlines in the market place.

Believe it or not, even professional copywriters find that half or more of their ads, sales letters, or campaigns fail to become winners. But, by testing, they are able to cut their losses early and maximize their successes.


How To Offer a Powerful 100% No Risk Guarantee

by Admin


10 Oct
 None    Internet Related

by Abe Cherian
Copyright 2005

Have you ever noticed with most businesses that you are taking the risk? Here's an example. The other day in a small clothing store, I saw the owner had a sign posted that says, "Absolutely No Refunds After 7 Days." This is a really bad way to destroy goodwill. You don't have to state things negatively.

They're thinking to themselves, "People are going to come and try to return something next week or the week after and we're just not going to do it. We're not going to give them their money back." They put a sign up with that same negative attitude and expect customers to feel at ease when making a purchase.

They could easily have said, "We'll gladly give you a refund of your full purchase price within 7 days - No Questions Asked." This says it better and makes a huge difference.


The 7 Points of Do-It-Yourself SEO

by Admin


09 Oct
 None    Site Promotion

by Gordon Goodfellow
http://www.applied-web-marketing.com

Ever felt intimidated at the convoluted, jargon-ridden information about Internet marketing for small businesses available on the Net? Ever been horrified by the huge fees the experts charge, putting search engine optimization beyond your own means? Ever thought: What exactly is search engine optimization anyway, and can I do it myself?

The answer is: Yes, you can! The basics of search engine optimisation in applied web marketing are simple. It's all to do with the keyword content of your text copy, and can be summarised in seven points.

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