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by Steve Shaw (c) 2010
When you are trying to measure your article marketing success, it is sometimes hard to know which indicators really matter and which don't.
Should you be looking at how many sites pick up your articles (how many links are being built), the clicks that your resource box generates, your article views, all of the above, or none of the above?
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by Karl Hourigan
http://www.enquiro.com
Lots of words have been written about landing pages, those web pages that you arrive at after clicking on a paid search ad. I’ve heard landing pages described as the place where good leads go to die. That’s because as a marketer, if we’ve enticed someone to click on our ad, our work is not yet done. They’ve still got to make sense of the page our ad takes them too, and then complete whatever action we’re guiding them towards. If they arrive at the landing page and don’t know what to do next, it’s goodbye and we’ve wasted money bringing someone to our site only to have them disappear.
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Submitted by smrsubmissions
by Sharon Housley
http://www.feedforall.com
It does not matter what you call them: vodcasts, vidcasts, videocasting, or video podcasting... there are a few behind-the-scenes actions you can take to help attract more attention to your video productions. Just like websites, it does not matter how amazing the content is if interested people are unable to find it.
Use the following suggestions to help increase the exposure your videos receive...
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by Gord Hotchkiss
http://www.enquiro.com
A few weeks ago, I was at a conference where the future of advertising was being debated. One of the topics that came up naturally was the future of advertising agencies. What will they look like in the future? It’s a stone cold cinch that they won’t look much like they do today.
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by John Tucker
By now everyone has heard of article marketing and so many people out define it in so many different ways there that it has become hard for people new to article marketing to understand.
First of all, most of the SEO Gurus caught on to article marketing late in the game, then scrambled to create their own definitions of it at the last minute so it didn't appear they were ever not aware of the power of article marketing.
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Copyright Axandra.com
Web site promotion software
Finding the right balance between several factors is important for many things in life. Search engine optimization is no different. If you want to get high rankings on Google, Bing or other major search engines, than you have to find the right balance between on-site factors and off-site factors.
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Submitted by pupshur
http://www.iprofitarticles.com
People have this notion that everything goes when it comes to the Internet. Anybody can launch an e-commerce website today and take it out the following morning without legal consequences. But this notion couldn’t be further from the truth.
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Free Micro-Webinar to Highlight Benefits and Use of Media-Specific Sitemaps
Charlottesville, VA September 20, 2010 -- Amanda Chaney of the search engine optimization firm Search Mojo will headline a free micro-webinar detailing the benefits and guidelines of specialty Sitemaps, including different Sitemap content types, such as videos, news and images. Chaney will review how to prepare each type of media Sitemap and also how to combine all media types into one Sitemap. The presentation will be held on Wednesday, September 22, at 2:00 p.m. ET, will last approximately ten minutes, and a recording will be available after the conclusion of the webinar.
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Submitted by smrsubmissions
by Sharon Housley
http://www.feedforall.com
Brand awareness is the recognition of a specific brand name or logo, along with the traits associated with that brand. It is difficult to benefit from having a brand unless consumers are aware of the brand and the traits associated with it.
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Submitted by pupshur
http://www.iprofitarticles.com
The practice of "cloaking" involves writing a server-side script that detects the IP address of the incoming search engine and serves it a Web page that is different from the one displayed to the general public. The indexed Web page is hidden behind a stealth script, and when the user clicks on the listing in the search engine, he or she is automatically redirected to a client's site.
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