online marketing + technology: is it really like cats & dogs?
Posted in site promotion on Jan 27th, 2006
One of the first things to do before starting up any business is to investigate the competition. Any business owner knows this is crucial; to determine how to position a business in the market, who to target, what prices to set and who to keep an eye on. The same is true of the internet marketplace.
Posted in site promotion on Jan 20th, 2006
Anyone who is any sort of internet business knows that profits are the most important thing to attain. The key to gaining more profits is through website promotion. With the right website promotion, you can be sure to gain mass profits that you would not have had without it. If you are interested in learning how to gain more profits this way, please read on for some tips.
Posted in site promotion on Jan 8th, 2006
As a small business owner on the Internet, I started out like many others. I built a website, and then waiting for traffic to come flowing in. Much to my dismay, that never happened. Nobody came to my site, and that meant, nobody bought my product. The problem is that I didn’t do my homework before jumping into the Internet market.
Posted in site promotion on Jan 7th, 2006
Everyone is asking the ultimate question, how do I get to have a successful website in this highly competitive age? The answer is simple…
Posted in site promotion on Jan 4th, 2006
Website promotion can make or mar your entry in e-business. Key factors in promoting a website are page title, meta, linking strategies and choosing the best search engine for submission of your website.
Posted in site promotion on Jan 2nd, 2006
Website optimization is the first step in promoting your website. Those with foresight and deeper pockets will have a SEO-savvy webmaster (such as myself) build the website that is optimized from the start. Otherwise, a website may need a SEO facelift later to help it be digestible to the search engines - and to make it obvious to the search engines that the keywords you are trying to be found under are truly relevant to your website. Like any specialty, performing website optimization involves skills, special tools, and a willingness to keep up with current changes in the market.
Posted in site promotion on Dec 22nd, 2005
A great headline can be the difference between having your free reprint article published once (on your own website…) and having it published hundreds, if not thousands, of times all over the Internet.
Posted in site promotion on Dec 8th, 2005
Since Google appeared, and became the most popular and frequently used search engine, things changed in the ’search engine industry’, because the web sites began to be ranked after the number of sites that linked to them. It appears that Google considers every link that points to one site a vote for it.
Posted in site promotion on Dec 7th, 2005
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?
Posted in site promotion on Dec 4th, 2005
By using Search Engines, you can increase your chances of making sales and gaining exposure for your web site or affiliate site by as much as 46%.
Posted in site promotion on Nov 15th, 2005
While professional SEO (search engine optimization) is becoming increasingly recognized as an extremely effective component of an overall marketing mix, the SEO industry itself is still very much in its infancy. Because SEO is a relatively new industry, many key decision makers are not even aware that professional SEO exists, or they simply believe that it could not work in their industries or with the existing marketing mix. This is not because these decision makers are ineffective or backward thinking, but rather because, in most companies, marketing efforts are focused upon activities that have already been proven effective as a part of the marketing mix (direct mail, print advertising, trade shows).