Posts Tagged ‘ASK’
Feb 14 2011
In my last post, I shared using a fishing metaphor to talk about stepping your PPC game up to the point where you know how to use it to build your online business for the long haul. So, let’s start looking at some of the “tricks of the trade” to do just that.
Trick #1 – Use Keywords Correctly
A great misnomer among PPC advertisers is the belief that the foundation to success for an account is found in picking the right keywords. While picking good keywords is important, it’s not the foundation. The foundation is knowing how to use keywords to find search queries that you can use to attract customers to your website. That’s right, keywords are different than search queries. Search queries are the phrases that real users actually type into the search engines. Remember, keywords are like nets that you throw into Search Engine Sea to find the fish (search queries) that you will then use to prepare dinner.
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Tags: Advertising, ASK, broad match, budget, business, campaign, campaigns, competition, customer, customers, growth, keyword, keyword phrases, Keyword Research, keywords, match types, online business, p, paid search, PPC, relevant, research, search, search engine, Search Engines, search query report, success, tricks
Posted in PPC, Search & Marketing
Feb 10 2011

This series is pulled from a presentation given at SMX East. Part I of this serious covered the problems duplicate content creates. This post covers the causes of duplicate content, and Part III will look at the solutions you need to implement to fix your duplicate content problems.
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Tags: ASK, code, content, duplicate content, home page, image, inform, information, javascript, linking, links, p, ranking, rankings, search, Search Engines, security, SEO, session IDs, shopping cart, The Web, URLs, visitors
Posted in Architecture, Search & Marketing, SEO, Site Management
Dec 1 2010
There was no commercial internet in the 80′s, but that doesn’t mean that we can’t reach into the recesses of our past to see that, everything we know now about SEO, we already knew back then. How? From the greatest, most magical music of all time: 80′s hair band glam rock!
They just don’t make music like this anymore, and it’s a shame. The sweet sound of rock’n'roll has never tasted better. All it takes is a reflective look at some of these song titles to realize that these guys knew their online marketing! (Though I’m sure they were all too wasted to even know it!)
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Tags: 80's, Analytics, ASK, audience, business, competition, competitors, content, conversion rate, conversions, Google, hair bands, internet marketing, keyword, keywords, linking, links, Marketing, marketing strategies, meta tags, online marketing, optimization, p, ranking, rankings, rock'n'roll, search, Search Engines, SEO, Spam, spammers, success, tags, title, traffic, Usability, visitors, website marketing, youtube
Posted in Keyword Research, Link Building, Marketing, Search & Marketing, SEO, Spam
Nov 9 2010
The 12-Step Program, developed by AA, has been used by countless individuals and copied by many organizations to help people get their lives on track. Here, we present the 12-Step Program for business owners when dealing with their online marketing campaigns.
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Tags: ASK, business, conversion rate, conversion rates, conversions, Marketing, online marketing, p, PPC, ranking, rankings, search, SEO, small business, Social Media, visitors, website marketing
Posted in Business Principles, Search & Marketing, SEO, Site Management
Nov 3 2010
Over the last dozen plus years, unscrupulous SEO’s have given the entire search engine optimization industry a bad rep. It seems like every few months some high profile person in the Internet world says something about how SEO is snake oil, sending ripples throughout the SEO community.
To be fair, some of the complaints about SEOs are deserved. Not for the entire SEO community, but for a small segment of “SEO providers.” Unfortunately, like sleezy lawyers, it only takes one to ruin the whole batch, perceptively.
I’m sure many readers have either heard about, or know someone who has had (or have themselves had) an extremely negative SEO experience. I talk to many business owners who are skeptical about SEO because their last SEO didn’t perform as expected, either over-promised and under-delivered, dropped out of contact, or just wasn’t doing the job as promised.
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Tags: ASK, bing, blog, budget, business, customer service, expectations, experience, free, Google, hiring, idea, inform, keyword, keywords, optimization, p, ppc keyword research, pricing, questions, ranking, rankings, recommendations, research, search, search engine optimization, Search Engines, SEO, success
Posted in Business Principles, Interviews, Search & Marketing, SEO, Small Business Answers