- Unleash RSS Marketing in Japan
- How Google's Acquisition of FeedBurner Will Change RSS Marketing
- Amazon Soft-Launches RSS Feeds for Product Tags
- The NewsGator Interview: RSS in the Enterprise - Manage Internal Information More Easily
- The NewsGator Interview: RSS for Online Media and Branded RSS Readers
- The NewsGator Interview: How are Vista and IE Changing the RSS Landscape?
- Flying to Boston for the ACCM Conference
- Bryan Eisenberg RSS Interview, part 2: RSS Marketing Best Practices
- Amazon.com Discussions and Reviews via RSS
- Bryan Eisenberg RSS Interview, part 1: Making RSS Radars Work to Increase Your Sales
- Defining Online Conversion: Combining Action and Exposure Elements
- Using RSS Radars in B2B CRM
- The 10-Step RSS Marketing Plan
- Defining Online Conversion: The Multi-Channel Component
- The Quiet Revolution in Teleshopping
-
- The Greatest Viral Marketing Idea of All Time
- Using Your eBook as Advertising Space
- Wow I got 20 Signups in a Half an Hour with Prospect Blazer
- Make Search Engine Marketing Work
- Learn This - Don’t Pay For Google Ads EVER!
- Cool Tools and Firefox Extensions for SEO Enthusiasts
- An Honest Review Of The Redgsr GuruCreation SEO Service
- Online Marketing for Small Businesses
- The Spider Web Marketing Downline Builder
- Free Business Leads with the Spider Web System
An SEO marketing company would like you to know that they
can DO IT ALL – Large And Small. I do not see that
happening. I think they try something and wait and see if
it works. About 3 months to a year later they find out they
did good and they work that magic on their clients. But
what if the knowledge is out there about how to build a good
ranking website, and they are busy with customers and miss
the boat?
I see that happening. I know one true SEO expert that skips
over the practical applications and just teaches Googles PhD
level insights. Lord knows there are enough PhDs there to
learn from. But what about “rubber meeting road?” If
something works, it should be followed. You dont see any
adsense on this site.
And it seems to be doing OK. Is there a connection between
ranking and having adsense on your website?
What should be the primary focus of SEO Marketing? Getting a site to show well in searches. “Short Tail” are the most common and popular searches and “Long Tail” are the less popular searches.
People seem to forget….they BOTH need to rank well in
order to be found. Ranking well for keywords is the main and
only thing. Conversion of traffic to customers is a whole
nother specialty. Seek out a “Conversion Expert” for that. There is a new breed of “Low Key” conversion experts out
there.
Your sick of “Hype” and so is every consumer out there.
Play it cool and see the benefits for yourself. But for
crying out loud, FIND somebody who knows how to build a good
ranking website for you. Thats a good starting place.
Leave a Reply