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4 SEO Mistakes and How to Avoid Them
4 SEO Mistakes and How to Avoid Them None of us are perfect, and we all make mistakes. Some mistakes, like last summer's hair style fiasco or that date with the guy down the hall, are embarrassing but temporary, and they don't have any real lasting effect. Others, like calling your mother-in-law a witch within her earshot, or not properly utilizing your SEO opportunities, are far more damaging and longer lasting.
author: Christian Del Monte
publisher: iBlogMarketing
Themed SEO Content- Why You Need It
Themed SEO Content- Why You Need It Everyone knows what SEO content is - choosing a few key words or phrases to strategically place in your articles and blog posts to help the search engines find them, know what they are about, and hopefully rank them fairly high in search listings. Even if you add secondary and tertiary keywords and phrases, no matter how high your article ranks, it will only be for that small handful of keywords and phrases. Themed SEO content, however,
author: Christian Del Monte
publisher: iBlogMarketing
When it Comes To Local Business Listing Optimization What's Yext?
I'm not exactly sure of the timing, but it seems not to long ago that Google started placing more emphasis on its map listings when you type in local searches. If you are a SEO company, you probably know what I am talking about because it was as if Google was putting more emphasis on local vs. their pay-per-click advertising. Not to mention, it didn't take to long for local vendors to take notice and were asking "How do I get higher in the listings?
author: Christian Del Monte
publisher: iBlogMarketing
Your Small Business's Blog and You
Your Small Business's Blog and You So, you've set up a blog for your small biz. Maybe you've had one set up for a while but haven't really used it, or haven't really seen a return on your investment in it. Hopefully, you realize that a blog's overall purpose in the grand scheme of Internet marketing is to serve as a social tool, not necessarily a sales tool. You can use that blog to sell your goods and services, sure,
author: Christian Del Monte
publisher: iBlogMarketing
Where Small Businesses Are Spending Their Ad Budget
Making Your Small Business Stand Out A recent )12/10/11( report from lead generating firm MerchantCircle/Reply.com states that in a survey of 2,500 US small business owners, SEO is the way they would go. The way they would go, that is, If they only had one choice on which to focus their marketing. The survey asked, "If you had to put all your marketing time and budget into only one channel, what would it be?
author: Christian Del Monte
publisher: iBlogMarketing
How to Optimize Your Blog Using SEO
How to Optimize Your Blog Using SEO It seems like everybody and their cat has a blog these days. )Don't believe me about the cat? Google "Mr. Puddy."( How in the world do you make your blog stand out? How do you get it high enough in the rankings so as to be found by clients, customers or fans? The same way you let them find your site - by using god sound SEO strategies. 1.( Good content - every web writer knows that content is king.
author: Christian Del Monte
publisher: iBlogMarketing
SEO Trends for 2012
SEO Trends for 2012 With Google changing its algorithm somewhere between 350 and 500 times in 2011 )that's more than once a day!( it's sometimes difficult to know what to stick with and what to toss out when it comes to your SEO content. What's relevant today may not even score with the bots tomorrow. In SEO's ever changing landscape, the best SEO provider needs to stay on top of what's working now,
author: Christian Del Monte
publisher: iBlogMarketing
Using Social Media Marketing in Your SEO Strategy
Using SEO in Your Social Media Marketing Strategy Social media marketing is everywhere, and if you listen to the "experts" it's the new face of the marketing world. What then, is an SEO marketer to do? The simple answer is to combine the two. SEO and social media marketing are really just two powerful weapons in the marketer's arsenal, after all. SEO and social media marketing are two forms of so-called "inbound" marketing.
author: Christian Del Monte
publisher: iBlogMarketing
Business Blogs and Social Media Should Work Together
Before Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Google+, and the hundreds of other social networking sites existed, individuals and businesses used blogs as a way to share and express their thoughts. In fact, blogs can be thought of as the original social media. The whole point of blogging was to get others to read the content, comment on it, and start a conversation. Sound familiar?
author: brickmarketing
publisher: iBlogMarketing
4 Reasons to Submit Guest Blog Posts
Blogging is no easy task. Once you set up a blog, you need to keep it active and engaging. This means that you need to decide on a topic, write a post, edit the post, schedule the post, promote the post, and monitor comments on the post on a regular basis. The first step to becoming a successful blogger, whether for business or otherwise, is to set up a blogging schedule and then stick to it. For some, this is difficult to do. The blog posts go from a few a week,
author: brickmarketing
publisher: iBlogMarketing
To Retarget or Not To Retarget?
Have you ever thought to yourself, "Wow, what a coincidence. I just visited Company X's website and now I'm seeing ads for them all over the place!" Well, it's not a coincidence and it doesn't mean that that company has millions of dollars to spend to place ads everywhere. These ads were strategically placed via retargeting.
author: brickmarketing
publisher: iBlogMarketing
Social Media isn't a Replacement for Good Customer Service
Carnival Cruise Lines One Ups Royal Caribbean with Customer Service She blew over our houses, tore apart our businesses, flooded our streets and cancelled our San Juan Cruise'.Hurricane Irene showed travelers who's boss. With the threat of Hurricane Irene approaching, popular cruise lines Carnival and Royal Caribbean were forced to leave the San Juan area earlier than scheduled on Sunday August 29th. While Royal Caribbean left 145 of their passengers behind,
author: Melissa Budensiek
publisher: iBlogMarketing
4 Ways to Incorporate SEO into Trade Show Marketing
Many businesses, especially in the B2B sector, spend a lot of time and money promoting their services at trade shows. In addition to the benefits of attracting potential clients or customers at the actual event, trade shows can also help your search engine optimization efforts. You may wonder, "How can an offline event affect my online marketing?" Smart marketers understand that marketing doesn't operate in silos.
author: brickmarketing
publisher: iBlogMarketing
This Is The Worst S*#% I Have Ever Read
How to Deal with Negative Comments on Your Page Has there ever been a time when someone posted a negative comment on your company social media profile? How did you deal with this situation? Here are some tips to dealing with a complaint: Tip 1: Never Delete a Negative Comment. The #1 rule of responding to social media comments is never to delete a negative post. If you must delete a post, due to certain circumstances such as it's profane, threatening or violent,
author: Melissa Budensiek
publisher: iBlogMarketing
Blog For Marketing: To Blog Or Not To Blog
Blogs are a growing tool for businesses. And for good reason. It's a platform that offers organizations much more flexibility than traditional communications and other social media outlets. Blogs are engaging, authentic, and effective at persuading and influencing customers. Is Blogging for you? If you are a business owner, corporate executive or solopreneur, your blog offers an opportunity to drive dialogue in personal and insightful way.
author: Janet Lencowski
publisher: iBlogMarketing
Why You Should You Hire an SEO Content Writer for Your Business
SEO is the name of the game when it comes to bringing relevant search engine traffic to your website. However, for many businesses, there is a sea of options that exist to execute a SEO strategy such as hiring a SEO company, a link builder, or copywriter. This article focuses on the latter, because in my sincere opinion content is king, and if you build a site and community based on quality content, the other two are quite easily executed.
author: Christian Del Monte
publisher: iBlogMarketing
Investing In Blogging
Why invest in blogging? There are billions of blogs already. Every college kid has a couple, every business tries it, and every government considers it. So what makes you different? How can you be different in blogging? How can your business make money online? What is blogging? Well, most of us have an idea of what blogging is. Blogging might be a simple article. Blogging can be coded copy. Blogging can be profit. But how do you make sense of profitable blogging?
author: Christian Del Monte
publisher: iBlogMarketing
Turning Blogs Into Communities, Rustin Banks BlogFrog Interview
Hi Rustin, tell me a little about yourself and your background. I'm the co-founder and CEO of BlogFrog. BlogFrog is a Boulder-based internet startup that turns blogs into communities. I got my start in online communities when I was 12 years old by hosting computer Bulletin Board Systems )BBS( out of my parent's closet. I have a Masters Degree in Electrical Engineering and after college I designed next generation imaging systems for satellites.
author: Christian Del Monte
publisher: iBlogMarketing
How to Use Social Media in Network Marketing without Involving Your Ego- Part 2
You've learned how to leave your ego at home by not advertising to your audience and providing them with interesting content. Keep your audience interested in your content and continuously coming back to your site by following these simple steps. Engage Your Audience The next step would be to ask questions or post comments that your audience can respond to. You could say things such as, "Listen to ))Band XYZ's(( track and let us know what you think!
author: Shannon Hooley
publisher: iBlogMarketing
How to Use Social Media in Network Marketing without Involving Your Ego- Part 1
You've created a social media profile, now what? Unless you are one of the biggest brands in the world such as Coca-Cola or Apple, people most likely haven't heard of you and attracting brand advocates is going to be difficult. This means it will take some work to get noticed and as well as keeping visitors coming back. However, with these easy to follow tips, you'll be on your way to success.
author: Shannon Hooley
publisher: iBlogMarketing
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