Archive for 'Website Traffic'
How to not be Scammed by an SEO Firm
Posted on 23. Jan, 2012 by Guest Post.
Many marketing companies (those you find online and those who call you unsolicited) claim that they can do search engine optimization (SEO) for your website. The fact that they can do something that sounds so complicated is already enticing. Before paying someone for SEO services, keep this in mind… Overpriced Services At its core, search [...]
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6 Steps for Effective SEO Planning for Your Blog
Posted on 12. Jan, 2012 by Matthew Toren.
Search Engine Optimization (SEO) is the most important tool a blogger can use to generate visits to your site – and revenue to your bottom line. The best thing about optimizing your SEO is that it can come at no cost. If you’re trying to increase your traffic and revenue, it’s imperative to build a [...]
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Content Marketing vs. Link Building: 3 Steps for Taking the Right Approach
Posted on 30. Dec, 2011 by Guest Post.
When people first step into the internet marketing business, they’re all too often confronted with a decision seen both immediate and essential. That decision, of course, is whether to focus on link building or content marketing to move their website up the search engine rankings and attract more customers. Content Marketing and Link building are [...]
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5 Must-Haves for Marketing Your Local Business Online
Posted on 05. Jul, 2011 by Matthew Toren.
Back in the 90’s, the Internet was a big mystery to most people. And almost two decades later… the net is still a big mystery for a lot of people. With the growth of websites like Facebook, Twitter, Google, and countless other sites, dealing with marketing your business online can seem more overwhelming than ever. [...]
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Stats that Matter: The Site Traffic Numbers You Need to Know
Posted on 28. Jun, 2011 by Adam Toren.
If you have a website that you’ve been trying to grow, chances are you’ve been using tracking tools like Google Analytics to track visitors to your site and to see what they’re doing while there. Using analytical tools is a terrific idea, but can be confusing to those who aren’t as technologically savvy. Having an [...]
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Ty Morse Interview – CEO of Songwhale, Revolutionizing SMS Marketing
Posted on 11. May, 2011 by Luke Etheridge.
Who is Ty Morse and what is Songwhale? I think it’s fair to say that me and Ty got on very well in this interview – Ty is not only an intelligent and fascinating young marketer and entrepreneur, but he is also a comical guy with a great sense of humour. There is no doubt [...]
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3 Simple Steps to Increase Customer Retention
Posted on 04. May, 2011 by Guest Post.
It takes effort and money to bring customers to your website. When a customer visits your site and they leave it’s a major bummer! The best customers are the ones that already use your product. Here are some simple things you can do to keep the customers you already have and make them super users. [...]
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Phil Laboon Interview – SEO Expert & Founder of Eyeflow
Posted on 28. Feb, 2011 by Luke Etheridge.
For beginners, SEO is one of the toughest nuts to crack in online marketing – use this interview to learn simple SEO tips to help you dominate the search engines, and reap the benefits from some very simple website tweaks… Phil Laboon truly epitomizes the hard working and determined online entrepreneur – through listening to [...]
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Aaron Wall Interview – CEO and Founder of SEO Book
Posted on 24. Nov, 2010 by Luke Etheridge.
Mastering SEO is a Constant Battle for the Newbie Blogger and Online Entrepreneur – Let Aaron Wall of SEO Book Help you to Understand SEO and Achieve Better Search Engine Rankings. I am so pleased to present you this interview today – SEO is something which has truly fascinated me since the day that I [...]
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6 Proven Ways to Increase Blog Subscribers
Posted on 02. Nov, 2010 by Matthew Toren.
One of the major mistakes that many bloggers make is not focusing their efforts on acquiring new blog subscribers. Most new bloggers struggle with this, but it is also common for experienced bloggers to make the same mistake. Knowing how to increase subscribers to your blog is something that is so important because your subscribers [...]
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5 Keys for Staying Out of the Sandbox
Posted on 28. Oct, 2010 by Adam.
Have you ever wondered if your blog is being affected by the Google duplicate content penalty? Obviously, if you’re plagiarizing content or simply aggregating RSS feeds, and that’s your game, you can expect this to happen. But you might be affected by this or other ranking-killing issues without even knowing it. By looking through the [...]
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Outstanding Search Engines that aren’t Google
Posted on 26. Oct, 2010 by Adam.
Some of the very core utilities of the Internet are search engines. Whether it is for business or pleasure, people are using the Internet to seek out information at staggering rates. For example, on Google, 34,000 searches occur each and every second! Google has become the default search engine in web browsers and mobile devices [...]
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How Web Traffic Can Bounce Your Business Out of the Competition
Posted on 01. Oct, 2010 by Guest Post.
Businesses come and go all the time. One would think that there is no relation between a large, well-known software firm going bust and a small, family-owned concrete business going belly-up. Think again. Regardless of the size of the employee base, the industry, or the revenue stream, there are many similarities between companies that end [...]
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SpyFu’s new Keyword Groupie Announced!
Posted on 29. Sep, 2010 by Adam.
My good friend Mike Roberts is an amazing ping pong player, but as founder and CEO of Spyfu, his latest announcement isn’t about a ping pong win. Mike has always been a search term guru, and now he’s approaching ‘Search Term God’ status with the announcement of SpyFu’s latest online tool. And we’re really happy [...]










