Archive for the ‘Internet Marketing’ Category


SEO Marketing is about Building a Solid Foundation

Tuesday, May 17th, 2011

googleA client was questioning our SEO strategy which to my reply:

As far as SEO is concerned, per our telephone conversation, the SEO work that we did is the underlying groundwork that is necessary in order for your website to rank high on search engines. It is a lot like building the foundation of a house. If you build your house on sand, it will eventually sink. If you build it using cheap lumber, it will eventually fall apart. By having the SEO work done, your website (house) is now built on solid ground with good solid framework. However, the owner of the website still has to furnish the house with all the right furniture, decoration and all the trimmings – this is where you come in. Only YOU can improve on this area.

Don’t let anybody else sell you any SEO work because they’ll just take your money and not do anything.

All of the accounts I’ve set up are necessary components in building a successful online marketing campaign. Yes, these accounts do not cost anything and they can be easily found if you do enough research which took me a long time to put together and figure out which is good and which is bad. These took years of experimenting what works and what doesn’t. So I’ve bundled it together for you so that they work together. Most web site marketing companies don’t even do half the stuff we do, if they even do it. Most of them rely on a marketing software that they purchased or built – which 99.9% are junk and are not even acceptable to search engines.

In essence, all of the setup I did and the seo module we installed on your wordpress should do the job – IF – you fill your site with the right content – that is focused on your key services – which is in your case, public relations and online advertising. But if you’re site is filled ONLY with 3rd party affiliate ads, the SEO that we did will not work to your advantage – it might actually work against you. Now that the website is optimized for a public relations and online marketing, you need to deliver quality content related to these your services.

What Can I do to Make My Website Available on Mobile Devices?

Tuesday, October 26th, 2010

There are several answers to this question, the most popular are:  map listings, mobile apps, .mobi website, and sponsored listings.  These are considered the best in delivering the results in terms of calls, email inquiries, sales and return on marketing budget.  Results will vary depending on your industry and marketing budget, of course.   We’ll start with the least cost:  map listing.

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Which is the best browser – IE, Firefox, Safari or Chrome?

Tuesday, September 28th, 2010

I read a recent article on PCWorld Magazine October 2010 issue regarding common myths about technologies and one of them was browser vulnerabilities.  According to the article, they first reviewed Symantec’s twice-yearly Internet Security Thread Report which indicates the total number of vulnerabilities for 2009.  Firefox had the most at 169, followed by Safari coming in at 94, Internet Explorer (IE) at 45 and Google Chrome at 41. 

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Microsoft Search Technology Takes Over Yahoo’s Organic Search in US and Canada

Thursday, September 2nd, 2010

As of Tuesday, August 24, 2010, Yahoo Inc.’s website search requests in the US and Canada are now being processed by Microsoft Corp. Bing Search Engine Technology in providing the search results to users.  Microsoft and Yahoo forged  an alliance 13 months ago to place a dent or play catch up to Google’s dominance over the search market.  At this time, Microsoft is only handling search requests in English but have plans on transitioning the technology to other countries by 2012.

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Yahoo – Bing Search SEO Editorial Guidelines

Thursday, July 15th, 2010

Yahoo has provided a web site for its advertisers advising them of the changes to take affect during the transition period of Yahoo Search results being managed and operated by Microsoft AdCenter and Bing search program before the end of the year.  Per Yahoo’s Transition Center “beginning in early August, a new set of Editorial Guidelines will be in effect for all paid search advertisers using Yahoo! Search Marketing and Microsoft Advertising adCenter.
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Microsoft Bing & Yahoo Search Alliance – Organic Search Transition

Thursday, July 15th, 2010

In accordance to my Yahoo Account Update that I received via email today, Thursday, July 15, 2010, Yahoo’s organic listing will be powered by the Bing search engine program beginning in the August/September timeframe of this year (2010).  Yahoo is advising its advertisers to start preparing for the transition in case of any unforeseen changes that could dramatically affect its advertiser’s business revenue. 
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Understanding Keywords on Each Stage of the Buying Cycle

Monday, June 28th, 2010

When embedding or selecting keywords for your web site, think about keywords that attract customers at each stage of the buying cycle. There are three buying cycles for each customer: research, shopping and purchase.
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The 123 of Internet Marketing

Thursday, April 15th, 2010

Since the Internet has many use and various form of medium and protocols, when I refer to Internet Marketing (as in the blog title) for the sake of this blog, it is in reference to Search Engine Optimization – which uses the Internet protocol of http (hyper text transfer protocol) – commonly referred to as the World Wide Web. Another popular Internet protocol used in Internet Marketing is the SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol) – for blasting out emails. We’re not going to get into the subject of email blasting in this article. Come back later for that…
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Yahoo and Microsoft Search Alliance

Tuesday, March 16th, 2010

Yahoo and Microsoft finally received regulatory clearance in the United States and European Union to form an alliance in order to compete in the search market that has been dominated by Google in the past several years.  WebSiteCenter.com’s sees this alliance to be positive and beneficial to Internet users and a big giant step towards leveling the playing field of the sponsored search pay-per-click services.  According to the news release provided by Microsoft Ad Center, Yahoo and Microsoft Bing search market has a combined reach of 150 million searchers in the USA and nearly 577 million searchers worldwide.
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