We have now entered the world of blogs! Sounds kind of Harry Potterish, doesn’t it?
If you’re over 20 years old, you probably think this is some crazy sci-fi phenomenon, or I’ve simply lost my mind. Don’t fret, the vast majority of people don’t know what a blog is all about and more importantly, why it matters to them.
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If you want to get something from others, the fastest way to do that may be to give them something for free, first.
One thing you can give away for free is software.
Here are 10 web site marketing secrets to do this:
1. Gain free advertising by submitting your software to freebie and freeware/shareware web sites. This will increase the number of visitors to your web site.
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Ezine publishes have large amount of loyal subscribers. If you send articles to ezine publishes, readers have trust their editors’ recommendation. In turn, you will get more valued visitors to your website. Every time they publish your article, your website traffic will get boosted.
There are a number of benefits when you submit your articles to ezines:
1. You’ll brand your web site, business and yourself by submitting articles to e-zines. You could include your name, business name, your credentials, web site address and e-mail address in your resource box.
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Optimizing web pages for high rankings in the search engines involved two main processes. Firstly there is the on-page factors which include what keywords you place where on the page itself. The second, and more important process is getting the off-page factors right - incoming links.
This article explores mainly the on-page factors. As the competition for a keyword phrase increases, off-page factors become more important to good rankings and these often mask the effects of on-page factors making it impossible to see what on-page factors are important. For this reason, I am going to look at a high ranking page with low levels of competition in Google.
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Has anyone else noticed a disturbing pattern in your pay-per-click advertising campaign, of the same IP addresses clicking on your ad, spending one or two seconds on your website and then leaving?
That’s called click fraud and it’s a major problem among all of the pay-per-click search engines.
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A Cautionary Tale for the Internet Marketing Newbie
In an attempt to set up our Internet marketing web sites, we’ve probably all done some brainless things. Well, I’ve done all of them. I’ve been so incredibly gullible, my pocketbook is empty and I’m sure I’ve contributed many a laugh to the Internet "experts." Since I’ve done just about everything wrong, I want to share my story with other newbies who are looking for a fast way to get RICH with a web site.
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Now there is no law that says you have to follow these rules, but if you are in business on the Web, you should definitely pay attention.
Rule #1 - Turn off your CAPS LOCK - Some people seem to feel that if they write their E-mail in ALL CAPS it will be more effective. Quite the opposite is the case. CAPS should be used only for emphasis. Many people consider the use of ALL CAPS as being the equivalent of shouting and do take offense at it.
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In case you haven’t heard, the net is buzzing with talk of blogging and RSS. Once the province strictly of people who got a kick out of publishing online diaries, and later of political and social commentarists, blogs and RSS are being adopted by the internet marketing community.
This is the hot new trend for 2005. The word “blog” was actually selected as the word of the year for 2004, and 2005 promises to be the year of the blog.
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