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August 20, 2010

Is The Web Marketing Lifestyle Worth It?

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Is The Web Marketing Lifestyle Worth It?



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Making a living online is not easy to do but it
can be done. Here’s my story and what I did first…


No matter how long I do this web marketing stuff, it never fails to amaze me.
Perhaps, what sticks out the most, is the fact that people can actually make
a living online. It is still a fairly new concept.

We never know what life has in store for us, if you told me ten years ago
that I would become a full-time web marketer with 9 or 10 websites I would
have probably asked you: What’s a web site?

Today, young people have grown up with the web and it has always been there
for them. But older folks like me, experienced the birth and growth of the
web in the 90’s and have a fuller understanding of this new creature.

I live in a very remote part of the world and if you go back 10 or 15 years,
the whole concept of the Internet was totally foreign. We simply didn’t have
access to this new world of computers, servers and wired connections. When we
finally got web dial-up, it was extremely slow but we did become connected
and I started exploring this new world at full-throttle.

Coming from a background in art and art education, I was blessed with some
graphic design skills which proved very helpful when I started to create my
web sites from scratch. As an artist I was used to learning new techniques
on my own which also helped me tackle the Internet. Those skills were greatly
needed because I even had to learn how to write HTML code in order to create
those sites, something I still do today, even though we have many software
programs which can do it for you.

Since I had to do all the coding myself, I kept my sites very simple and
started re-using templates of pages which proved successful. I believe one
of the keys to succeeding online is to find that one thing that works and
keep duplicating the process. Once you have made that first dollar, just
keep repeating the process until you make another dollar.

Once you have created one site that’s bringing in a profit, design other
sites which do the same.

Even though I have an art background, I don’t let fancy graphics or too much
design interfere with the main objective of my webpages – ranking high for
my chosen keywords in all the major search engines. You must focus on those
keyword rankings because that’s what will bring in the targeted traffic and
sales.


Keywords That Sell


You really have to find the keywords which produce the sales. This is easier
than you think. One handy tool is from Microsoft of all places, but it has
proven very helpful, it’s called:



Detecting Online Commercial Intention

This tool will tell you if your site or keywords has economic potential
on the web.



Another Major Key For Me Was Google.


Truth be told I didn’t really get anywhere until my keywords and sites
started ranking high in Google. Like I have told you a million times,
I have no magic formula – just steady article writing and promotion,
plus creating valuable content which web users need and want.

These simple techniques can work for anyone. I recently helped my brother
set up sites and a year & half in – his sites are selling something every day.
These sales numbers are only small but all he has to do is keep repeating
what he’s doing and the revenue will increase. If you’re curious, here is
one of his sites: Blu-ray Dvd Players

Like me, for him Google is also the key, getting those high “first page”
rankings will bring in the traffic and sales. And like me, he started with
the basics, concentrating on Google keywords and starting with this simple:



Google Keyword Tool

Once you get started with this online marketing stuff, it can become addictive,
but addictive in a good way. Learning how to make extra money in your spare time
is never really a bad thing. Working full-time on the web and from the comfort
of your home is not a bad thing. Most of all, being your own boss and answering
to no one is a very good thing. There is no life like it.

Like I said at the beginning, making a living from the web will totally amaze you.
Well, at least it amazed me, especially when you’re doing other things and then
you check your stats to discover you have made money. Once your sites and marketing
are set up, it runs automatically 24/7, earning you revenue whether you’re
actually working at it or you’re on vacation.


Or doing anything which humans can possibly do…


That part still puts a smile on my face every time… that and the fact because
it’s web based, I can work and live just about anywhere I want. That sense of
total freedom can’t be matched unless you win the lotto or something.




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July 30, 2010

What Is LinkBait & How Do You Use it?

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What Is LinkBait & How Do You Use it?



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If you have a web site you will probably already know getting
quality one-way link is the key to getting more traffic and
higher rankings, but getting those links is easier said then done.
However, there is one very effective technique which has proven
the test of time and one you should be using.


We are talking about LinkBait.


Simply put: linkbait is any content which is so intriguing/informative/useful
other webmasters and surfers will gladly share it with their
friends and colleagues. Actually, linkbait can be many things:


- an informative article

- a useful software program

- a handy ebook or report

- a YouTube video

- a special seo tool

- an amusing blog post


or just a well constructed web page which your visitors find
especially helpful or interesting.

Whenever I think of LinkBait, I always compare it to “word of mouth”
advertising. Something that is spread virally throughout the
community and in this case, on the web. Never underestimate the
true marketing power of this kind of advertising and promotion.

From my own experiences, I first discovered the instant overnight
power when someone bookmarked one of my web pages in Digg and
it landed on the first page. I received over 70,000 visitors
in one day and gathered numerous quality one-way links from
around the web.

While these visitors were temporary and relatively “useless”
- the seo efforts were long lasting and very beneficial.
No visitor to your site is useless but these visitors were
not my usual keyword driven traffic which buy my affiliate
products or sign up to my lists.

However this incident showed me why using LinkBait is a very
effective way to get traffic. And since that time I try to
place the simple “Addthis” button on all my content – to easily
let my visitors bookmark the material in all the social bookmarking
sites.


This is an easy way to make all your pages LinkBait.


Another important thing about using LinkBait – Google loves it.
Mainly because it fits in with Google’s original ranking philosophy
and system where web users vote democratically on which content should
be ranked the highest.

It is content recommended by other web users and content which
they find helpful, informative or entertaining.

Matt Cutts explains and gives an example in a YouTube video
which in itself is a form of linkbait. You can view the
video here to get more ideas on this topic:



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2QIxTI59r5o

In addition, for some time I have been including in these
emails some links to helpful SEO tools. This is an obvious
form of LinkBait.

Here’s another helpful SEO Optimization Tool which helps you write
or correct your HTML code to better rank in the search engines.



http://seoforums.org/seo-tools/optimize-html-code-tool/

If you’re not already using some forms of LinkBait – give it a try
and see the results for yourself.


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July 23, 2010

The Yahoo Bing Transition Has Begun – Some Tips

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The Yahoo Bing Transition Has Begun – Some Tips



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For over 10 years now, I have concentrated most of my SEO efforts and site design
towards Google, mainly because they send me around 70% to 80% of my free organic
traffic depending on the site in question. Although Google, with their countless
updates and never ending Algorithm tweaking, has sent me into fits of
depression/rage/pure joy more times than I can count, but I still like Google and
can’t imagine my web-day or web-income without it.

However, Yahoo has now begun to test and show organic, as well as paid search listings,
from Microsoft. You will still see the same Yahoo interface but the results are coming
from Bing. Now is the time to optimize your site or sites for Bing if you haven’t done so
already.

Now I must admit, I am probably not the best one to be explaining this because as mentioned
above, with all my years online I have never really concentrated much of my SEO on Yahoo or
Bing. Now I have paid listings in both of them and many of my keywords are ranked high in
both Yahoo and Bing but I have never gone out and actually tried to raise my rankings in
any of them.

In other words, I have never really bothered with them because of the low volume of
traffic which they produce compared with Google. If you’re on a tight budget or you
have very little time, it’s best to concentrate your efforts on Google.

But putting all your eggs in one basket is never a good idea, especially now when
we don’t yet know the outcome of the Bing/Yahoo marriage. Ranking high in this new
search engine could produce more traffic and it’s best to be prepared for it.

Like Google, Bing has its own section for Webmasters which offers advice and tools.
Using these tools and following the SEO advice should get your site ranked high.


Here’s something directly from the Bing Toolbox:


“Web sites that naturally appear high in search engine results typically
have maximized their SEO methods, by using:

Relevant and unique title tags on all Web pages;
Succinct meta tag content descriptions;
Header tags (specifically h1 tags) within the content;
Text navigation links;
XML Sitemaps; and,
Robots.txt files. “



Find more helpful stuff here:


http://www.bing.com/toolbox/webmasters/

Now of course, how this whole transition plays out and what effect it will
have upon the online search world remains to be seen. Like most webmasters,
I constantly view my site’s stats and raw data… seeing where my visitors
are coming from and what keywords they are using to find my content.

For very lucrative sites I even monitor my site’s traffic logs sometimes on
an hourly basis… checking the latest 300 visitors. I know there are software
programs and site’s stats such as Awstats and Analog Stats. I also use Google
Analytics but closely monitoring your traffic gives you a special feel for how
well your site is performing.

I firmly believe you have to know your site like the back of your hand, you
have to know how well it is performing and what is working. Most of all, you have
to discover what is not working… if your visitors are immediately leaving your
site, your content may not be of a high enough quality or you are targeting the
wrong keywords.


Or even the wrong search engines.

If my Bing/Yahoo daily search traffic starts to increase, I will pay more attention
to ranking high in those search engines. But as of yet, I am not seeing the numbers
which would warrant extra time. This doesn’t mean these search engines doesn’t produce
good quality traffic – just saying the numbers aren’t there yet.

Nor should you be mis-lead by the small numbers, if this traffic is converting into sales
- you should be paying attention and optimizing your sites for Bing/Yahoo. That’s why
I have always found it profitable to have paid search listings in both Yahoo and Bing…
their traffic do convert into sales. So the transition does concern me somewhat and
so far things have gone smoothly.

Can Bing/Yahoo really compete with Google in organic search? I don’t think so, but
their combined numbers will probably go up and make it much more worth your while
to optimize for this new search engine.

To find out more about this whole transition and to get more tips try here:

http://www.ysmblog.com/blog/2010/07/20/new-search-alliance-transition-updates-and-tips/

Google vs Yahoo Comparison

And here’s a great site to compare how your site ranks for your keywords
in both Google and Yahoo:



Compare Google & Yahoo




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June 18, 2010

How Much Do You Know About SEO? Some SEO Basics

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How Much Do You Know About SEO? Some SEO Basics


One of my biggest problems in trying to help other webmasters or marketers
- I naturely and wrongly assume they know all about SEO. I forget these
webmasters have not spent the last 10 years battling it out with other
online webmasters and marketers for some very popular and lucrative keywords,
in the process, homing their SEO skills with other like-minded individuals.

I forget that many beginning webmasters may not be familiar with all the
SEO jargon and SEO techniques which I mention in my small online marketing
emails or newsletters. Now, I don’t get much direct feedback on this but
in a lot of questions I get from webmasters, I can tell they are missing
or misunderstanding some basic SEO tactics.

There’s nothing wrong with that, if I were to take up a new hobby or explore
a new subject, I am sure I would be just as clueless. For instance, I think
I have played around one or two rounds of golf in my life… someone asked
if we should play Ball Four Golf and I didn’t know what the heck they were
talking about, nor did I realize it shouldn’t be confused with Ball Fore
which nearly took my head off!

So every sport, hobby or subject comes with a lot of terms/phrases which are
unique to that subject. SEO is the same way so maybe a little background or
warm-up is needed in regards to understanding the basics of SEO.

First, you must understand that SEO stands for Search Engine Optimization…
which means you optimize your website and content so that it ranks high in
the major search engines such as Google and Bing/Yahoo. This optimization
can take the form of following a strict formula or layout of your website
content with the proper meta tags, keyword density, linking structures and
so on. It can also mean off-site optimization with link building, right
anchor text, keyword positioning and so on.

SEO has become a major industry simply because getting top rankings for
lucrative keywords means big bucks for companies or individuals. We are
talking about billions, if not trillions of dollars, exchanging hands with
the sale of products, services and business transactions. Get a top ranking
for your chosen keyword phrase and it means a flood of targeted prospects/buyers
coming to your website or company, ready to do business.

Now, because there is so much money involved, a whole SEO industry has
sprung up with consultants, experts and companies offering their services
to get you or your company into those top rankings in the search engines.
These SEO services could include link building, link buying, social media
positioning, onpage optimization, pay-per-click management… all with the
goal of bringing targeted traffic/customers to your site or business.


White Hat vs Black Hat SEO


You may also have heard other webmasters talking about White Hat SEO as
opposed to Black Hat SEO. And as the names suggests, White Hat is strictly
above board proper site optimization, while Black hat is using underhand devious
cloaking methods and system to raise your rankings. For obvious reasons,
always go the White Hat route and you won’t be disappointed and you will
feel better knowing you’re doing the right thing in regards to your site.

Perhaps the next concept or term you should know is Algorithm. Search engines
create complicated algorithms or list of rules which determines not only how
web pages are listed but also which web pages are listed first in their index
or SERPs (Search Engine Results Pages). These rules or ranking factors are
used by SEO experts and webmasters to help move their keyword rankings up
in the search engines. You open a web browser, go to a search engine such
as Google, type in a search query for “top corporate lawyers” and the search
engine returns a list of organic results along with a list of paid listings.
Now, getting to that top spot means a lot of potential traffic/clients would
be coming your way.

This is just one example, but most people would quickly realize how lucrative
getting to those top spots would be for any individual or company. They would
also realize that understanding how the search engine algorithms work and how
to manipulate them would be a valuable skill which many clients would pay big
bucks to have on their side. This SEO industry also consists of SEO software
which help webmasters/marketers get their sites into the top positions in
the search engines.


Most SEO experts break up your search engine optimization into TWO TYPES:


On-Page and Off-Page Optimization


On-Page Optimization means getting right all the factors which influence your
rankings in the search engines. Keep in mind, the whole web is “keyword based
and keyword driven” which means you must optimize your domain and site for your
chosen keywords. Your main keyword should be in your Domain Name, in the title
of the page, in the main heading for that page, in the URL and it should appear
(with variations) throughout the page. Try to keep the keyword density to around
2%-5%, although like many things to do with SEO… there are varying opinions on the
exact percentage. But what most experts agree on: the layout or structure of your
web site or pages must be easily reached not only by your visitors but also by
the search engine spiders which crawl your site. Keep it simple, have no links
more than three clicks away from your homepage and many webmasters include a
link back to your homepage on EVERY page of your site.

Off-Page Optimization means building backlinks flowing back to your web site or
web pages. Regardless of what anyone will tell you, getting quality keyworded
links from other high quality keyword related sites is the most important factor
in achieving top rankings in the search engines. So link building should be a
major part of your SEO efforts and something which will bring the fastest results.
These links must appear natural and organic so varying the anchor text (underlined part)
in your links is important. Also, the web is quickly changing, links from social
media sites such as FaceBook, MySpace, Twitter are becoming more helpful to getting
top rankings. So too, are links from blogs especially those from Blogger and Wordpress
because these are optimized for keywords. Don’t forget other media forms such
as videos since links from sites such as YouTube can also boost your rankings.

Tip: SEO experts sometimes like to complicate matters, one easy and simple way
to get hundreds, if not thousands, of links from the different social media sites
is to add the Free Addthis.com bookmark to all your pages/content. Let your visitors
bookmark your content for you. Simple, yet effective SEO technique that doesn’t
cost you anything. Other webmasters simply place bookmark logos for Twitter, FaceBook,
Google Buzz… on their sites. If a page goes viral in one of those networks, you
can get hundreds/thousands of backlinks flowing traffic and SEO link juice back to
your site.

Along those same lines, the key to SEO has been and always will be quality content.
Never forget the web is a very smart place, remember it holds all our collective knowledge,
users will find your quality content and promote it. Produce quality articles and
webmasters will place them on their sites with backlinks to your site. Produce
quality blog posts and bloggers will link back to your posts. Produce quality
videos and viewers will recommend them to their friends.

Now that’s not to say you shouldn’t do any SEO promotion or work. One of the best
ways to succeed is to constantly promote your site or links: do press releases,
write articles, make videos, create quality blog posts… get involved in online
forums related to your topic and leave your sig links at the end of your comments,
do the same for all your email messages by including your signature tag.

Many webmasters make the mistake that just because they have created a well
optimized site – it will automatically rank high in the search engines and you
will get plenty of quality traffic. Now if you’re extremely, extremely, extremely
lucky and by word of mouth your site catches on and becomes popular you will get
that traffic. However, in my experience, you can build an excellent site and have
it indexed in all the search engines but unless you do some SEO promotions it
will go nowhere.

With one of my nine or ten sites, I have done very little in regards to SEO and it has
done exactly that; it gets very little traffic and is nowhere to be seen in the
rankings. This is a site which I have not worked mainly because of lack of time
and it’s not closely related in theme to my other sites. Now if I wanted to promote
this site and build up my rankings… I would do all of the above… write articles,
do press releases, do viral videos, join related forums and get involved, do blog posts,
and so on. Now, from past experiences, I know if I work/promote this site for two or
three months consistently, the rankings would go up and the SEO would improve. Give
it six months to a year and this site would be highly ranked in the search engines
and bringing in a lot of quality traffic.

SEO is not some mysterious process that only a few skilled individuals know how to do,
rather it is a simple process of consistently promoting your site and content by
building quality backlinks from related sites on the web. It is the simple process
of connecting your content with the steady flow of traffic on the web by becoming
involved in forums, blogs, social networks and like-minded communities. SEO is simply
placing your site/content into the whole mix of things so that the search engines
can’t ignore your site. By consistently using SEO you will make your site an authority
on your chosen subject and you won’t look back.

…..


Handy SEO Dictionary

Here’s a very helpful dictionary of all the terms
related to SEO which you should know:

SEO Dictionary




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May 21, 2010

Keyword SEO Backlinks Checker

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Keyword SEO Backlinks Checker

If you’re a regular reader, you will know, lately I have been
talking about “backlinks” and how important they are
to getting higher rankings, especially in Google. But sometimes
it is extremely helpful to know how many backlinks your competition
has for a certain keyword.

Keep in mind, it is not always “how many” backlinks a site/page
has for a certain keyword, but the quality of those backlinks.

If you want to beat your keyword competition you simply have to
get more backlinks then they have. Of course, on-page optimization
and quality content does count towards your rankings, but it’s
the number and quality of those backlinks which is the deciding
factor.

Anyway, here’s a free seo tool at this site which will let
you type in your keyword and they will tell you the top
ranked sites and how many backlinks each site has.

So check out your favorite keywords here:

http://backlinkseotool.com


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May 7, 2010

What To Do When Google Messes Up The Title Of Your Site

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What To Do When Google Messes Up The Title Of Your Site

In the past, I have always found it helpful to read about
other people’s problems with Google and how they solved them.
Maybe this won’t happen to you but in case it does, reading
about my experiences and mistakes might help you avoid them.

Yesterday morning, while nervously waiting for Google Caffeine
to drip into place, I got a rude awakening of just how abrupt some
of Google’s constant changes can bring to an online marketer.

Imagine this scenario: You have a site in Google’s index for over
four years which is ranked on the first page for some very competitive
keywords. Suddenly, one morning you check your rankings and they
have gone up a few notches but…


Google has changed the “Title” of your site in their index.


Google is no longer pulling the title from your “Title Tag” – the
name and words you want in the title and which has been in the Google
index for over 4 years. Instead Google has spidered your site’s main
page and pulled a generic title from your content.

Ouch!

Why does this matter? What’s the big deal you’re asking?

It’s a big deal mainly because I start my marketing funnel right
in the Google Serps, this is my first contact with potential
clients. You must pull in the right visitors to your site, visitors
who are of the right mind-set to buy a product or service.

Over the years, I have learned getting top rankings in Google for
lucrative keywords is only the first step in your marketing process.
Next, you have to have the right title and description in Google in
order to bring or attract the right visitors to your site.


I will explain further…


The site in question is a comparison shopping type site, where for
years the title said something like: Comparison of Product A Features/Prices

Then Google changes the Title to: What is Product A?

My site goes from being a comparison shopping site to an educational
site in the minds of those reading Google Serps. Bad news… very
bad news.

With this new title my site is not only attracting the wrong kind of
visitor, but it goes from competing with small like-minded comparison sites
to competing with big sites like Wikipedia.

That’s probably a bit of an exaggeration but not really. It totally
messes up my marketing funnels for that site. Actually it cuts the
marketing down to just about nil since your conversion rates will
go down if you’re not attracting buyers.

Now, while it is very easy to blame Google for this change, I have
long learned - 9 times out of 10 - it is probably the webmaster or
marketer’s own doings which has caused the problem.

I have also learned when anything goes wrong, you have to first do,
a very detailed analysis of any changes you have made to any of your pages.
And I did make some changes to my index page for this site in question…

I added a link to an education site which is probably a big no-no in
Google’s mind. If you have a shopping comparison site… you should
not be pointing to an .edu site. This probably confused the robot in
some matter or triggered the nature of my site in the eyes of Google.

While checking this matter out further, I discovered that Google doesn’t have
to use your “Title Tag” at all. It can list your site anyway it sees
fit. Or rather it doesn’t have to accept your title if it believes
the page doesn’t relate to your title. It can comb the page and
decide a new Title for it… usually words appearing somewhere on
your page. Big Brother knows best and you have to play by his rules.

Here’s an interesting page from Google on this:


Google on Titles

I knew from the beginning that my title for that page was over the 65-70
characters allowed in Google, but Google would always list it and put
in the “…” at the end. Yahoo allows up to 120 characters and
that’s the reason I had the longer title in the first place.

Now, in the past with other web sites, changing the title of your
page in Google’s Index is no big deal. Usually after a few days, once
Google has spidered your page again, the new title appears in that
all important index. I am chalking up the lost sales as a bad
mistake on my part.

I have made changes to the site in question and I wait anxiously
for Google to change the title back to the comparison shopping
angle which is truly what this site is all about. It does have
an educational element to it but that’s because I want any customers
to be fully informed about the products in question.

For me as an online marketer that first impression in Google’s Index
is crucial to my whole marketing process. And if you’re into selling
anything online or if you just want to attract the right targeted
visitors to your site – having the proper title and description are
essential to the success of your site.

You MUST give a lot of time and consideration to your title tag
and description. It is extremely important for attracting the right
type of visitor to your site. Get this wrong and even a #1 spot
in Google can be useless!

Here’s a handy little tool and site which will help you create your
titles and descriptions for search engines, mainly Google.


Title Optimizer



Use this tool to create your titles…

Then learn from my mistake and make sure your content and links
on your page is truly relevant to your title. Repeat your title
on the page in the “H1″ headline is a good starting point, just keep
all content on topic so that Google’s robots and Algorithm doesn’t get
confused and mislabel your site.


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April 16, 2010

How Well Do You Know Your OWN Site?

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How Well Do You Know Your OWN Site? Your Competitor’s?
These Handy SEO Tools Will Reveal All!

Needless to say, if you have a website, you will already know
it is becoming very competitive on the web. If you’re in a
lucrative niche market you will have probably already felt this
competition, not only from webmasters like yourself, but also
from major multi-billion dollar companies who have wised up
and SEOed up to take advantage of all this free organic traffic
coming from the search engines.

The competition is getting brutal.

For example, in some of my niche markets, I am competing to
get on the first page in Google for keywords that have over
220,000,000 competing pages. Hitting those first 10 spots is
where the money is located. You have to get onto that first
page in order to see your best results. And it is becoming
harder and harder to stay in those top 10 spots.

Of course, one marketing tactic is to simply NOT compete at
all, and go for the “long tail keyword phrases” which have
less traffic but also less competition so you can get on the
first page of Google within a few days. This route will save
you a lot of frustration and sleepless nights.

However, if you’re like me and have held some lucrative keywords
on the first page of Google for over 4 or 5 years… seeing other
webmasters and especially big corporations come in and bump your
listing off the first page – totally ticks me off!

As the competition gets harder, you have to get smarter. Especially
if you have a small site with limited resources to spend on building
links and creating unique content. So you have to try and outwit your
competition.

Now if you know me, I am always pushing the “knowledge” button.
The more you know about your competition, the more able you are
to compete with them. And to a certain extent, the more you know
the more able you are to even beat your competition.

Over the years, I have used countless tools and software programs
to really get to know my competition. Thankfully, there are many
free programs you can use to discover most of what you should know
about your competition.

First, simply using the Google search engine will tell you who is
listed on the first page for your chosen keyword or keywords.
It will also tell you how many pages you’re competing against.
Now if you have a multi-worded phrase put quotation marks around
the “keyword phrase” and do an exact search in Google, which will
tell you the number of webpages which has this exact phrase
on them. This is probably your true competition.

Then you have to take a close look at your competition. Here is
one free tool that has been around since 2005 and you don’t even
have to sign-up to use it.


http://www.reactionengine.com/

Just type in your site’s URL + a keyword and this tool will analyze
the SEO factors for you. They will even give you a “grade” for your
page!

But most importantly, they will give you some very valuable
information about your own site or your competitor’s site. You
can use this information to better design your site to hit all
the proper SEO signals which the search engines use to rank your
site.

In a recent WebProNews video interview, Matt Cutts said Google
has over 200 signals which it uses to rank pages. Now these
are the ranking factors which Google uses to rank your pages.

But really they are signals… give off the wrong signals and your
page will go down in the rankings. You really want all your
on-page SEO signals to be done right – simply because this is something
you have total control over.

For example, if you use the link above, it will tell you how
well you’re using your site against a certain keyword:


- is your main keyword in the title?

- is it in the meta tags?

- is it in the heading?

- is it in the body?

All these things do affect how well your site ranks in the
search engines. So it might be beneficial to take a look at
your site and see how will it does. And make any appropriate
changes.

Once you have taken a really close look at your site or page,
then you have to examine your main competition. Take a look at
how their site performs for your chosen keyword. What are
they doing different from you? How are their pages optimized
for the search engines? See how they are ranked?

Now look at how you can improve your site to better compete
with your competition. By first getting all your on-page SEO
factors/signals better optimized will help you compete better
with your competition.

Of course, there are many different sites like the one above
which you can use to find out more information about your
competition. I also like using:

www.compete.com
www.seotoolbook.com
www.iwebtool.com

Plus, as you probably know, I am a long-time user of the
Firefox Toolbar Add-on from

SEO Quake


This handy SEO toolbar gives me all the important SEO pointers
about a site while I am surfing. It does slow down your browser
a bit, but the information you get is as they say: priceless.

When I am checking out a site – either my competitor or when I
am looking for search partners, one thing I always check out on
this toolbar is the “SEMRush SE Traffic Price” this tells me the
worth of the search engine traffic this site is receiving each month.
If they had to pay for this traffic – that’s how much it would cost
them. Someone with $500,000 worth of traffic coming in each month,
probably knows what they’re doing when it comes to keyword positioning.

And another one is Alexa.com which I like to use to see the
traffic numbers, but also to check some of the links my competing
sites have. One marketing tactic, go out and try to get the same links
as your competition. If you want to truly compete with your competition
and beat them, you have to “out-link” them.

You also have to take a really close look at their whole site and
how it is constructed. What social network/bookmark sites are they
using? Are they using Twitter? Are they using Facebook? Are they
using Adsense? How many pages do they have indexed in the search
engines?

All of these things will add to your “knowledge” about your
competition. The more knowledge you have, the better you will
be able to compete…

Anyway, this is just some of the things you can do to check out
how well your site is optimized for SEO and also some ways
you can check out your competition. Go get ‘em!


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March 26, 2010

After Backlinks Your Most Important SEO Factor

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After Backlinks Your Most Important SEO Factor Is?

Last week I told you about getting backlinks to your
site and how important they are for getting higher
rankings and for bringing in quality traffic. After
I sent that email I started thinking about what’s my
next most important SEO factor?

After backlinks – your SEO comes back to your “on page”
factors which will affect your rankings in the search
engines, especially Google. After much consideration,
and after years of ranking in the search engines for
popular keywords, I have to say your “Title Tag” is
the next most important SEO factor.

This really tells the search engines what your page
is about and what they will find on the page. It shows
up in the Index and it’s what surfer see in their browsers.
It is extremely important to get this right if you want
your pages to rank high.

Put your main keywords at the beginning of the title
tag and keep the title around 60 – 65 characters if you
want the full title to show up in Google. In Yahoo,
it’s exactly 120 characters so you can have a longer
title but Google won’t show it all.

Try to keep all the title tags on your site unique -
don’t use the same title for different pages. This will
not only confuse your visitors but also the search
engines.

Over the years I have been breaking up the title tag with
a “|” has worked really well for me. As in the following
title:

3D Gaming Laptops | Laptop Reviews

Don’t know exactly why it works but I believe the search
engines are breaking up the title and reading it as
two major keyword phrases. Probably puts more emphasis on
each of them for ranking purposes.

As for choosing titles for pages, what has really worked
for me is finding and using the “long tail keyword phrases”
web users are searching for on the web. Placing a popular
question in the title tag and then answering that question
on the page works for me.

Example: “Where to find cheap laptops?”

Title Tag Would Be:

Where to find cheap laptops? | Laptop Reviews


Now another key SEO element which goes hand-in-hand with
your Title Tag is your URL Tag or name… I always try
to keep these the same. For example, in the one above
I would use

www.yoursite.com/where_to_find_cheap_laptops.htm

as my URL for that page.

Notice that I am using an “_” or “underscore” to divide
up the words in my URL. Most experts suggest you use
a “-” or “hyphen” to break up the words, but the underscore
has always worked for me so I keep using it.

And for some reason, when I first started writing up my
html pages – I used “htm” instead of “html” for the closing tag
on all my pages. The only place I use “html” is in or on the
index page, such as “index.html”.

So the title of your page is very important for SEO reasons,
I also believe Google is now placing more emphasis on the
title – almost to the point where somewhat spammy titles and
descriptions are given higher billing.

I follow hundreds of keywords daily, and I have noticed
Google SEEMS to be paying more attention to keywords
in the URL and in the Title, plus description when ranking
pages… including and even repeating your keyword phrase
throughout your Title, Description, Content and your URL
seems to get you ranked higher.

I use the word “seems” because with Google drawing any
firm conclusions regarding SEO takes a big leap of faith.
Cracking how they rank their pages is a whole industry
in itself and we won’t go there.

But writing good optimized “Titles” with your major
keywords at the front, will go a long way in getting your
pages noticed and ranked by the search engines. Then follow
up your good Title Tag with your same Title keywords in
your URL for that page, will go even further to help with
your SEO.

Simple stuff but it works for me and it should also work
for you!

If you want to find out more about HTML Title Tags:


Title Tags for Search Engine Optimization & Web Usability

And if you still need more help with the SEO stuff,
I highly recommend Brad Callen’s SEO Elite – it only
costs a few bucks but it’s well worth the money.

SEO Elite

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Kind Regards,
Titus

http://www.bizwaremagic.com

February 12, 2010

7 Tips To Be A Successful Online Marketer

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7 Tips To Be A Successful Online Marketer

There’s no life like it – be your own boss, set your own hours, work at home
or anywhere in the world where you have Internet access. What more could you
ask for? Sounds too good to be true, doesn’t it? But there are countless
individuals doing exactly that, making a good living being an online marketer.

And I am one of those lucky individuals!

I have been a full-time online marketer for around 5 years now, and I run 9 or 10
sites on the wwww – wonderful world wide web. I make a very respectable living
and I enjoy every minute of it. But if you’re under the impression that all
you have to do is to slap some content together and place it on a web site and
watch the money roll in; then you are sadly mistaken. Don’t get the wrong impression,
you can become a successful online marketer, but it will take a lot of time and
work on your part. It just doesn’t happen overnight, at least, this has been
my experience and we can only write about our own experiences and views.

Sometimes, it’s helpful to get pointers from someone who is actually doing what
we want to do. So below I have put together 7 Tips for becoming a successful
online marketer.

1. Knowledge Up

The whole concept of online marketing may seem quite simple, just place some
content or product onto a website and you’re in business. The reality is quite
different. It may take you years to learn all the complex techniques and tactics
to compete in the online marketplace, which is becoming more and more competitive
as more companies and individuals discover its great potential. Sure we have all
heard stories of people who come up with a great idea and make an online fortune
very quickly. People also win the lotteries… but if you want to become a
successful online marketer you first have to learn your trade.

You have to acquire all the knowledge you can on Internet Marketing. Read articles
and ebooks, take online e-courses, study and examine successful websites and/or
marketers… there is a wealth of marketing information on the web. Just find it
and use it. When I was first learning all the ropes, I made tons of mistakes but
I was fortunate enough to come into contact with some successful online marketers
who were actually doing what I wanted to do. People like Marlon Sanders, Ken Evoy,
Corey Rudl, Neil Shearing, Brad Callens… I quickly became acquainted with these
individuals and learned everything I could from them.

This was not out of the ordinary or hard to accomplish, since all these marketers
have comprehensive affiliate training programs to show even the most novice webmaster
or marketer the ropes, most of these programs are free because these marketers want
to teach you how to sell their products. This is a very simple way to get a quick
education on how to market online. I personally liked the numerous free ebooks
offered thru Ken Evoy’s SiteSell program… many of these will drive you bonkers,
especially if you’re new at this game, but only because they are so comprehensive
and thorough – the information can be a little overwhelming to say the least.
But if you can work you way through some of SiteSell’s free marketing manuals
and ebooks
, you will get the basic knowledge to further your goal of becoming
an online marketer.


2. Find Your Niche Market or Subject

Unless you already have a product or business you wish to market online, then
your first task will be finding a good niche market or subject which you can
explore and exploit on the web. Best advice, find something that you already
have a strong interest in such as a favorite hobby or past-time, an area where
you already have special training or something you always wanted to study and
examine. This niche market or subject will take up countless hours of your time
so you have to really pick something you like doing. The major point here, if you’re
doing something you like, it won’t seem like work.

For my first site I picked Internet Marketing because it was an area of the web
that truly fascinated me and it has kept me fascinated for over 10 years and counting.
Mainly because the web and online marketing is constantly changing, this stuff never
gets old. No matter which subject area you choose, you must check out the commercial
viability of your topic.

In other words, if you want to be successful, there must be enough commercial
interest in your market or subject. There must be enough people searching for
your product each month so that it’s viable. Use a program like WorkTracker or
Google Adwords Keyword Tool to find the number of searches made each month for
a keyword. Keywords are words or phrases web users type into search engines to
find what they’re looking for on the web. You must have plenty of good serchable
keywords relating to your subject in order for it to be workable.

Another Keyword tool I like using is Microsoft’s Detecting Online Commercial Intention,
which tells you the probability a certain keyword or site will have enough commercial
potential customers who will purchase a product or service.

3. Google Up!

Google is the most important player on the web. While you shouldn’t ignore the
other search engines, I would suggest you learn everything you can about how
Google both indexes and ranks pages on the web. Getting a number one or even
a top 5 listing for your chosen keywords in Google, can make or break your online
business. Google simply sends/controls the majority of the quality search traffic
on the web, get those top rankings in Google and you will succeed.

Now Google gives webmasters many valuable webmaster tools and devotes a whole
section to help webmasters with their sites. One valuable resource which is
loaded with helpful information is Google Webmaster Tools . Use it! Also,
if you’re just starting out, another good resource is Google’s
Google Search Engine Optimization Starter Guide, which is a handy pdf file
you can download.

Always, keep in mind, Google is only like any other company supplying a
product and in this case the product is their SERPs (Search Engine Return Pages),
so the higher the quality of your content and pages – the higher your rankings
in Google will be. Of course, seasoned webmasters know quality one-way backlinks
is one of the most important keys to getting high rankings in Google. But it all
comes back to quality, if you have quality content, people will bookmark it in
all the social media sites, and related webmasters will link to your quality content.
This does really happen, so creating high quality content should be your first
and most important SEO strategy.


4. Building Your Site

Regardless of what kind of site you’re building, you must follow some very simple
SEO rules. Make sure your site’s structure can be easily navigated by both your
visitors and the search engines. Try to keep your site’s hierarchy simple, with
all your pages reachable from the home page. Most webmasters only use three levels
- homepage, topics and sub-topics – with all pages linking back to your homepage
and no more than 3 clicks away from it. It is also a good idea to have a sitemap
link on each page so that you don’t leave your visitors stranded. Check with
Google’s Starter Guide for more information on how to create a proper lay-out.

Personally, as an online marketer I seek out the top searched for keywords in my niche,
and create pages around that keyword or keyword phrase. This ensures you’re getting
targeted visitors/customers to your pages. You can have hundreds of these keyworded
pages on your site and connect all these pages together in a thematic arrangement
so that the search engines can easily find and rank them.

As for choosing a domain name, I also try to get my main targeted keyword in the
domain. This helps tremendously with your search engine rankings because every
backlink will have your main keyword in the URL. This will tell the search engines
exactly what your site is about. Again, if you’re brand new at this, I would suggest
you use a program like WordPress, which is free blogging software you can use to
create a blog site. Or try Brad Callens BlinkWeb a free site creator.
Another option, is to purchase or buy a SiteBuildIt hosting package
from SiteSell, but this is more than just hosting, it’s a complete online
marketing system you can use. It will take you step-by-step through the whole
creation and marketing of your site or business on the web.

5. Promoting Your Site

This is probably the hardest part of online marketing, but it is something which
is essential to its success. Too many webmasters/marketers build a fantastic site
and then sit around and wait for the visitors/customers to pour in. Sad fact is,
unless you actually get out there and promote your site you will get very little,
if any traffic. Of course, there are exceptions, some sites instantly attract
visitors and acquire countless backlinks just by word of mouth, but for the most
part this simply doesn’t happen.

You have to actively promote your site and URL. One method that I use is article
marketing – writing simple helpful articles and distributing them all over the web.
articles have keyworded links back to your site. Simple and effective way to get
your site out there. Another free way to promote your site is to tie it in with
all the social media and bookmarking sites, so use Twitter, Facebook, MySpace,
YouTube… to promote your site. Videos also have become very effective recently
and you should be taking advantage of their great potential. So is using a simple
social bookmark program like the Addthis Button, which lets your visitors bookmark
and build your backlinks for you.

Google seems to be paying special attention to how many social bookmarks/links your
site is receiving. It is a simple form of voting for the quality of your content
if actual web users see it and bookmark/recommend it to their friends. The more
Tweets, Diggs… your content gets, the higher it will rank in the search engines,
besides all those links bring in targeted traffic, which is what you want.


6. Monetizing Your Site

There are countless way to monetize or make money from your website once you
have a steady flow of traffic coming to your site. We are not talking about
tons of traffic here, a site getting just 100 or 200 visitors a day can prove
very profitable. Personally, I like choosing affiliate programs which give a
residual or have a re-occurring element to their payments. Make one sale and
get paid for years to come, I am still receiving monthly payments from sales
I made 5 years ago. So if you decide to place affiliate links on your pages,
try to go with a company or program which gives you residual income for the
life of the referred customer.

I also like promoting high-end affiliate products simply because the commissions
are obviously higher. Why sell a $20 item, when you can sell a $2000 one? Of course,
there are countless strategies to marketing online, if you sell 100’s of that $20 item,
you still end up in the same place. As for finding affiliate products to promote I
like using the major affiliate networks like Commission Junction, LinkShare,Shareasale ,
ClickBank, Affiliate Window… these networks are totally professional, do all your
tracking and give you valuable information on how to market online.

Another very simple way to monetize your pages is to use Google Adsense, now the
payments won’t be as high as with promoting affiliate products but using Adsense
is a simple and quick way to monetize all your pages. I also find Adsense very
consistent and totally reliable, besides getting that check from Google each month,
always puts a smile on my face.


7. Track Everything That Moves

Another major key to online marketing success is having extensive tracking in place.
You must track where your visitors are coming from and what keywords they’re using
to find your site. And what they do once they hit your site. I like using Google Analytics
for tracking all my content but I don’t just depend on Analytics, I also use all hosting
stats such as Awstats, Webalizer… I also regularly check my site’s traffic logs and
daily visitors.

All this tracking tells me what’s working and more importantly, what’s not working.
Check your bounce rate and the amount of time people spend on your site as these are
more than likely ranking factors. Also check how fast your site loads, Google is said
to be making this another ranking factor which they use to rank your pages.

Carefully reading of your site’s stats and logs will show you which keywords are
profitable and making you money. Then you have to simply fine-tune your marketing
to target those lucrative keywords or phrases. Keep building your rankings for those
keywords over a period of time and you will be successful.


Bonus Step: Persistence Brings Home The Bacon

I couldn’t finish this article without mentioning another key element to succeeding
on the web – persistence. Maybe it’s just me, but it took me around three years before
any of my sites became really profitable. Now most marketers and webmasters become
profitable in much shorter periods, but I still believe it takes time to build a solid
online business. It takes time to build up your customer base, it takes time to build
up your rankings in all the search engines.

Guess, what I am saying is this: if you expect overnight success, you’re setting yourself
up for disappointment. But if you take a long-term strategy and build your site and marketing
up over a matter of months, more likely years, then you have a much better chance of becoming
successful. Mainly because, you’re not just building a site, you’re building an online business
that will take some time to become established and it may even take more time to become prosperous.
Be persistent and you will succeed.time to become prosperous. Be persistent and you will succeed.


….

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can give away to a friend or someone special. Sort of a Valentine’s
Gift!

You can find the full details here:


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Kind Regards,
Titus

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January 29, 2010

How to Get 10x More Traffic From EVERY Article You Write

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How to Get 10x More Traffic From EVERY Article You Write

Perhaps the biggest mistake any online marketer or webmaster
can make is this: “believing that they know everything about
a particular subject” and sticking to that belief.

This week I saw a video that changed everything I thought
I knew about article marketing. I have been doing article
marketing for over 5 years and it’s my main source of income.
But this free video by Kim Roach really woke me up about
article marketing.

In the 77 minute video (yes 77 minutes) Kim shows you
how to use Google to find different sites to display
your articles and/or content to get 10 times the amount
of traffic you’re currently getting from them.

What I liked most about this video is that Kim doesn’t
just tell you the extra sites or places where you can promote
your articles but actually shows you how to go about
doing this process for yourself. She shows you the
actual strategies which she uses. This way you can use
her methods to get sites perfectly targeted to your
articles and content.

This is very useful knowledge to have when marketing online
and I strongly suggest you check out her link in this
week’s blog posting here:

How to Get 10x More Traffic From EVERY Article You Write


I know this stuff works because several of the sites she
mentions: site-reference.com and sitepronews.com
have displayed my own articles for years and have brought
in tons of targeted traffic to my sites.

Site-reference has even done videos of my articles and
I have a blog on SiteProNews – so I know using those
sites work. However, Kim’s video is not only about
Internet Marketing articles or affiliate marketing…
it’s about getting 10 times the traffic for any
article you write – no matter the subject area.

Check out the free video here. You won’t have to
use your email or anything. Totally free:

How to Get 10x More Traffic From EVERY Article You Write

Helping You Succeed Online Since 2002!

Kind Regards,
Titus

P.S. Why doesn’t Apple have its own search engine?

If Apple wants to play with the big boys: Microsoft and Google
- then it will have to eventually develop its own search engine.
This week Steve Jobs unveiled the iPad Tablet… calling it magical
and revolutionary. But what would have been more revolutionary was a
statement or commitment from Apple that it would be creating its own
search engine to go along with this iPad and its other computer products
- is Apple missing the boat here?

Find out about this idea and the new iPad here:

Apple iPad Tablet


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