Jun 4, 2008 | analytics, conversion strategy, Google Analytics, internet marketing, statistics, tracking, web site marketing
You need to pay close attention to what your Web site statistics are telling you. There are pieces to a story buried in your data. The more you dig, the more of that story you will learn. For example, here are some of the types of things you can learn:What keywords...
May 29, 2008 | internet marketing, link bait, linking, real simple syndication, RSS, search engine optimization, SEO, web site marketing
RSS, or “Real Simple Syndication,” is a file format that allows for the streaming of text Web content. It has two primary uses in the field of marketing, and you should probably make use of both. The two uses are to stream content from other Web publishers...
May 16, 2008 | internet marketing, pay per click management, pay-per-click, PPC, search engine marketing, sem, sponsored search, web site marketing
You have to have patience when running a paid search campaign. Here is a real world example, from our own Google AdWords campaign. We are running a promotion right now whereby we are doing free optimization analyses. We’re using AdWords ads, targeted to our...
May 6, 2008 | google, internet marketing, Microsoft, Yahoo
We have been hard at work for weeks now on a couple of projects that are taking way longer than expected to complete…but that’s just life, I guess. We are currently finishing up our newest book, tentatively titled something like “Winning the Pay per...
Apr 24, 2008 | internet marketing, landing page, paid search, pay-per-click, PPC, search engine marketing, sem
The topic of today’s post may seem obvious. I mean, who wouldn’t make sure their landing pages work before launching a pay per click campaign? Well, we do make the assumption that you would test your pages before launching the campaign…but what about...
Apr 21, 2008 | article marketing, internet marketing, keyword research, linking, linking campaign, search engine optimization, SEO
Get used to being known as a keyword rather than a name. If you’re trying to generate search engine rankings, at least. For example, which of the following would make a better signature for an article or blog post response?www.franks.com – Jackson’s...
