An idea will only catch on if people like it; A marketing message will only become viral if people believe it. So, how do you use viral marketing to gain customers and increase your revenue stream?
As a virtual assistant and internet marketing specialist who partners with internet marketers to create free eBooks, social media campaigns and blog postings, here are three key tips that we follow to ensure our online success: Read More→
Viral marketing is a phenomenon. It works and works well. Why? Because it puts the power in the hands of the people. It doesn’t rely on advertising executives, million dollar campaigns or celebrity endorsements. It is real, down-to-earth, grassroots marketing that, when it comes down to it, might be advertising in its purest form.
Viral marketing, while driven by strategy and well-planned messaging, is only successful when its audience is captivated. A marketing campaign will only go “viral” if people like it and ultimately, share it with others. Therefore, they have the power. Not the marketer.
Online business owners and internet marketers alike understand the important role viral marketing plays in the success of their businesses today. Social media networks Read More→
Content marketing can go by a lot of different names such as private media, branded content, customer media and so on, but they are all essentially content marketing. This is probably one of the best ways to make sure your marketing is being truly effective.
One definition of content marketing is: a technique of making and distributing valuable and relevant content to bring in a much defined target audience with the over all objective being the creation of sales. Basically this is a way to reaching out to your customers and potential customers in a way specifically designed to attract them to you and keep them coming back. Read More→
Even if you know a fair amount about search engine optimization, or SEO, you may have questions. Because search engine optimization is an evolving technology, it pays to stay on top of the industry. As a virtual assistant and search engine optimization specialist, I get asked a lot of times about how the search engines work.
SEO Question 1. What are text links?
Answer: Text links are links that contain only text. The links are contained within a sentence and when a reader clicks on them, they are taken to a different page on the same website. Read More→
Producing web copy for a site is something, which if done correctly, takes some time to create. Many copywriters know the value of well-written copy and are constantly changing the copy on their websites to keep up with the demand of their targeted audience. The question is, how often should you produce new content?
How often to produce new web copy content? It all depends on the type of content you are talking about and how well it is or isn’t performing for you. Let’s take a closer look. Read More→
Here are 3 straightforward and easy tips to get the job done.1. Add new content regularly
While that may seem obvious, it is really the best way to improve search engine results. Read More→
You have probably implemented the basic steps to get the search engine spiders indexing your pages. However, sometimes there are one or two spots that business owners and web designers miss when setting up their site for online optimization. Thus, I thought it would be a good idea to discuss what might cause the search bots from skipping over your sites content.
Remember websites become listed on search engine results if and only if the search engine spiders are indexing them. If they pass right by your pages, and don’t even know they exist, then you’re simply not going to get listed.
When it comes to Search Engine Optimization, or SEO, there are some definite mistakes to avoid. One of the most common mistakes website owners make is to publish what’s called “duplicate content.”
What is Duplicate Content?
Google defines duplicate content as, “Duplicate content generally refers to substantive blocks of content within or across domains that either completely match other content or are appreciably similar. Most of the time when we see this, it’s unintentional or at least not malicious in origin: forums that generate both regular and stripped-down mobile-targeted pages, store items shown (and — worse yet — linked) via multiple distinct URLs, and so on. Read More→
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