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12-Jul-2007
Solving the "I Get Tons of Traffic But No Sales" Mystery
© Karon Thackston 2003 www.copywritingcourse.com I can’t even begin to tell you how many times I’ve heard the statement, "I get tons of traffic, but no sales." It’s normally followed by comments like: "My site is highly optimized for the engines and my...
12-Jul-2007
Choosing Keywords That Bring the Best Results
© 2003 Karon Thackston www.copywritingcourse.com As a search engine optimization copywriter, I’ve seen my share of keywords. When working with me, clients choose their own keywords (or have someone else choose them) and then send me the list to include in their copy. ...
12-Jul-2007
Rules, Regs, and Recommendations for Search Engine Copywriting
© 2003 Karon Thackston www.copywritingcourse.com Copywriting is a primary factor when it comes to achieving good search engine placement. However, many times all that is done is to include keywords in the tags of a page and to include a few keyword mentions. While no...
11-Jul-2007
Tips for Budding Web Designers
There are so many "easy-to-use" web design software packages available nowadays that many people seem to think that they’re a web designer if they can cope with basic desktop publishing. Th...
11-Jul-2007
How to Make Effective Use of Web Fonts
© Herman Drost Writing for your web site is not the same as offline writing. The fonts used for print media are different than web fonts. This is because it's harder to read text on a computer screen and visitors tend to scan your web pages rather than read them word...
11-Jul-2007
Spice Up Your Web Site With An Image Rotator
© Herman Drost Normally I don't like moving objects when I arrive at a web site. It distracts visitors from getting to the content. However, many web sites can enhance their visitor's experience by creating an image rotator on their home page by using an im...
11-Jul-2007
Tune Up Your Site for the Search Engines
If you’re finding your search engine ranking dropping, or feel that it should be higher, it may be time to give your site some spring-cleaning tweaks to push it back up in the rankings. There are ...
11-Jul-2007
Choosing a Web Designer
If you’ve decided against designing your site yourself because of time (or talent) constraints, and you don’t want to buy a template that fifty other people are using too, your best option is to hire ...
11-Jul-2007
Web Site Redesign – from stagnation to rejuvenation
Copyright 2002 Herman Drost When surfing the Web these days, you often come across web sites that suffer from stagnation – they look old, obsolete or appear to have been designed by an amateur. Your web site needs continuous improvement to capture and engage your vis...
11-Jul-2007
Better Site Design
Your website is often your customers’ first impression of you, especially if you run a business which operates solely online. If you’re running a personal site, it’s likely to be the only impression they will ever have of you. Therefore it’s worth your while spending a consi...
11-Jul-2007
SE Friendly Sites
If you have ever tried to promote your business or product via the Internet, you know the importance of search engines in determining your success. Search engine friendly sites are a must if you wish to make your online presence known. The majority of people searching for prod...
11-Jul-2007
Directories Post Big Daddy
Unless you are a webmaster or attentive to the developments in SEO there is a very real chance you do not know of "Big Daddy", but Big Daddy definitely knows about you –or at least your website. Google’s latest update is impacting directories all over the world. Desc...
11-Jul-2007
Pay Per Click Search Engine Basics
Pay per click search engines let you set up an account with an initial deposit, and then bid for the top positions in the search results pages for keywords or keyphrases that you are interested in. Your bid will typically be set in cents or dollars per click. When a prospect c...
11-Jul-2007
Website Publicity for Small Internet Businesses
When it comes to promoting your website or internet business, you have two main alternatives: advertising and publicity. Advertising is something you create, pay for and control. Publicity is something someone else writes or says about you when you do something good, noteworth...
11-Jul-2007
Article Directories
By Adrian Lawrence If you are looking for a way to promote your website, then article directories could be just what you need. Article directories allow webmasters to post articles and such directories provide myriad benefits to webmasters. Let’s take a loo...
11-Jul-2007
The Advantages of Writing Articles for Free Traffic
Author: Jason Tarasi Copyright 2005 Jason Tarasi The advantages and benefits to writing articles as part of your internet marketing campaign. It’s really unbelievable what writing a simple article can do for your business. If you are like most internet mark...
11-Jul-2007
Transforming an Invisible Website to a Traffic Magnet ! Part 3 of 3
© 2002 by Detlev Reimer Daily : ------------------------------- Establishing Reciprocal Links ------------------------------- Spend at least 15 minutes each day on reciprocal linking strategies. This, as I already stated in an earlier...
11-Jul-2007
Transforming an Invisible Website to a Traffic Magnet ! Part 2 of 3
© by Detlev Reimer ---------------------------------------------------Day 4 (Thursday) : Submitting articles--------------------------------------------------- You should not ignore the fact that writing articles about topics of your expertise can give you ...
11-Jul-2007
Emerging Sources for low cost Web Site Traffic
Qualified traffic is the lifeblood of any web site today, especially for ecommerce sites that are selling goods or services online. But, many media buyers and or owners of web sites are paying too much for traffic by relying on top tier PPC ("pay per click") search e...
10-Jul-2007
New Realities for E-Mail Marketing
Spam e-mail is no longer the mild irritant it once was – it’s clogging corporate networks and ISP mail servers and has become a real productivity drain, forcing corporate and consumer e-mail users to spend 20-30 minutes a day dealing with this deluge of junk! According to rece...