If you check it on the Web, you'll find there're other ways to get traffic ( = visitors ) to your site and thus to make money. Say, pay per click campaigns (PPC) like Google AdWords, Yahoo! Search Marketing, or Microsoft adCenter.
Here's what I can say, and it's not a personal opinion, but a common fact: PPC brings results fast, but you have to pay all the time. The sums get rather big. And you never know for sure, whether PPC will pay for itself, or it's just money down the drain.
SEO is different, in terms of investment and effect. First you pay (and all of us SEOs know that real optimization costs are very small), and some months later you start getting dramatic results. Yes, SEO pays for itself hundreds of times better, in the long run.
The amount of traffic that SEO will bring you is unlimited. You'd simply go bankrupt trying to get as many visitors with PPC campaigns.
This is a graphical representation of how it works.
SEO Certification
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Showing posts with label search engine optimization. Show all posts
Thursday, May 19, 2011
To SEO or not to SEO?
Wednesday, May 11, 2011
SEO Packages
Beginner's/Intermediate Package
100 High PR Link Packets (Tier 1)
A Custom RSS Feed Combining The Links
Each Tier 1 Link Gets Pinged
Submissions To 70 RSS Directories
1000 Profile Links Pointing To Tier 1
1500 Blog Comments Pointing To Tier 1
Bonus: 2000 Profile Links Pointing To Tier 2
Bonus: 2500 Blog Comments Pointing To Tier 2
Bonus: RSS Submissions For Tier 2 Profiles
Bonus: RSS Submissions For Tier 3 Profiles
Dripping Pings For Tier 2 & 3 Profiles
All Tier 1, Tier 2 and Tier 3 Profiles = 100% Crawled
Turnaround Time = 5 Working/Business Days
Mega Package
320 High PR Link Packets (Tier 1)
A Custom RSS Feed Combining The Links
Each Tier 1 Link Gets Pinged
Submissions To 100 RSS Directories
2000 Profile Links Pointing To Tier 1
3000 Blog Comments Pointing To Tier 1
Bonus: 4000 Profile Links Pointing To Tier 2
Bonus: 5000 Blog Comments Pointing To Tier 2
Bonus: RSS Submissions For Tier 2 Profiles
Bonus: RSS Submissions For Tier 3 Profiles
Dripping Pings For Tier 2 & 3 Profiles
All Tier 1, Tier 2 and Tier 3 Profiles = 100% Crawled
Turnaround Time = 7 Working/Business Days
You can put up to 3 URL's and Keywords per package.
We HIGHLY Recommend focusing on one URL and keyword for per Package.
If you submit multiple URL's and Keywords, we will randomly rotate each one unless specified to use them together.
100 High PR Link Packets (Tier 1)
A Custom RSS Feed Combining The Links
Each Tier 1 Link Gets Pinged
Submissions To 70 RSS Directories
1000 Profile Links Pointing To Tier 1
1500 Blog Comments Pointing To Tier 1
Bonus: 2000 Profile Links Pointing To Tier 2
Bonus: 2500 Blog Comments Pointing To Tier 2
Bonus: RSS Submissions For Tier 2 Profiles
Bonus: RSS Submissions For Tier 3 Profiles
Dripping Pings For Tier 2 & 3 Profiles
All Tier 1, Tier 2 and Tier 3 Profiles = 100% Crawled
Turnaround Time = 5 Working/Business Days
Mega Package
320 High PR Link Packets (Tier 1)
A Custom RSS Feed Combining The Links
Each Tier 1 Link Gets Pinged
Submissions To 100 RSS Directories
2000 Profile Links Pointing To Tier 1
3000 Blog Comments Pointing To Tier 1
Bonus: 4000 Profile Links Pointing To Tier 2
Bonus: 5000 Blog Comments Pointing To Tier 2
Bonus: RSS Submissions For Tier 2 Profiles
Bonus: RSS Submissions For Tier 3 Profiles
Dripping Pings For Tier 2 & 3 Profiles
All Tier 1, Tier 2 and Tier 3 Profiles = 100% Crawled
Turnaround Time = 7 Working/Business Days
You can put up to 3 URL's and Keywords per package.
We HIGHLY Recommend focusing on one URL and keyword for per Package.
If you submit multiple URL's and Keywords, we will randomly rotate each one unless specified to use them together.
Wednesday, February 9, 2011
What Are Local Map Listings, And Can They Help?
Social Media for Local Businesses Update
Bing Local Maps and Google Places listings are very
important ways for companies and potential customers to
connect. People use these sites to find information on
products and services and driving directions. When you're
looking for a local service, like pizza delivery, you'll
type into a search engine something like this: pizza +city
name delivery. By the top of the page under the search box
and above the usual results, you'll see a Google Maps
picture, with business listings right beside it marked in
flags on the map. Market research has shown that people
will click on these links first, so your goal is to get up
in this box at the top of the internet marketing rankings.
How do I get to the top?
First, you need to sign up to get listed. Even if you
don't have a website of your own yet, that's okay!
Internet marketing can seem intimidating, but it doesn't
have to be. Here we'll explain how to get listed with
Google Places, it's quick and easy and you'll reap the
benefits in no time. Get the following information ready:
Your business street address, the city, state and zip and
your business phone number. It's also good to include
your email address and the address of your website, and a
small description of the products and/or services you
provide. This is what people will see when they look at
your Google Places listing, so be sure everything is
correct! Once you've filled in this form, Google will
need to verify your information. You have two options:
Google will call your business phone to verify that it's
your business, or they can mail you your authentication
pin to your business and you can enter this is online.
Once you've been verified, you just need to pick out a
good picture to catch your potential customer's attention
and your map listing is finished!
Bing Local Maps and Google Places listings are very
important ways for companies and potential customers to
connect. People use these sites to find information on
products and services and driving directions. When you're
looking for a local service, like pizza delivery, you'll
type into a search engine something like this: pizza +city
name delivery. By the top of the page under the search box
and above the usual results, you'll see a Google Maps
picture, with business listings right beside it marked in
flags on the map. Market research has shown that people
will click on these links first, so your goal is to get up
in this box at the top of the internet marketing rankings.
How do I get to the top?
First, you need to sign up to get listed. Even if you
don't have a website of your own yet, that's okay!
Internet marketing can seem intimidating, but it doesn't
have to be. Here we'll explain how to get listed with
Google Places, it's quick and easy and you'll reap the
benefits in no time. Get the following information ready:
Your business street address, the city, state and zip and
your business phone number. It's also good to include
your email address and the address of your website, and a
small description of the products and/or services you
provide. This is what people will see when they look at
your Google Places listing, so be sure everything is
correct! Once you've filled in this form, Google will
need to verify your information. You have two options:
Google will call your business phone to verify that it's
your business, or they can mail you your authentication
pin to your business and you can enter this is online.
Once you've been verified, you just need to pick out a
good picture to catch your potential customer's attention
and your map listing is finished!
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