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5 Questions to Ask Yourself Today – Aggressive Internet Marketing

Friday, September 4th, 2009

What is the difference between Internet marketing and aggressive Internet marketing? Anyone can write a few articles for a directory and establish a few links to a main web page. The more aggressive the marketing campaign, the more you will need to understand the importance of these 5 questions.

Do I Have Too Many Keywords?

Keywords are like keyholes the search engine bots can use to rank your website. Each keyword will be ranked on a different results page. For instance, “internet marketing” is a different keyword than “internet market”. If your website is trying to push too many keywords the page rank could start sliding the wrong way.

The better choice is to pick just a few keywords and create multiple deep pages within your URL with at least 2% keyword density for your keywords.

Is My Website Search Engine Friendly?

Many website owners have zero idea what this question is referring to. A website is considered search engine friendly when the search engine bots can easily access the pages of the website. This requires clean website coding. Things like bad coding, dead links and no robots.txt page can cause difficulty for the search engines which will affect page rank.

What Are My Competitors Doing to Be Successful?

There is nothing wrong with doing a search for your keyword and visiting each of the websites that are above you on the results page. These websites are evidently doing something that your website is not and you need to know what that something is.

A website’s rank is established by age of the domain, number of backlinks, keyword percentage and more. The competitor URL should be analyzed using an online tool like dnscoop.com (or similar). These tools will tell how many backlinks are leading to the website. The content on the pages of the website can also be placed into a keyword software to show which keywords are being used and at what percentage.

Is My Marketing Plan the Best For My Business?

The marketing plan consists of a guideline for promotion. This plan includes backlinking, article promotion, directory submissions and adding new content to the website. Social network and blog updates are also part of the marketing plan. Taking a look back at the marketing plan to see what is working and what is not working can help the business to tweak those results.

Am I Building the Right Links?

Many marketing plans include strong backlink building plans, but are deep links included in the plan? The deep link points to an underlying page of the website.

Think…www.yourpage.com/page3/page2/page1.html

The deeper the page you are linking to, the more the search engine bots will love that link. Deep link building should be a daily task. The more pages on the website, the more links that need to be established.

The task can be huge, especially if a website is just starting to push the deep links. Link building services work with the business to gain links to every page on the website over time.

Every website can be a successful website if a self evaluation is completed once in a while. Asking just these 5 questions can lead to a new and exciting marketing vision that will push your website to the upper ranks of the search engine results.

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Great Tips on Getting Website Owners to Provide Incoming Links

Tuesday, July 21st, 2009

It is a known fact by website owners that high quality incoming links to your website can increase your search engine ranking as well as bring highly targeted traffic to your Web pages. Most website owners are familiar with a lot of incoming link strategies.

The question still remains among many website owners as to exactly how to approach other website owners to request a link. Here are some creative ways to getting other websites to link to yours.

Creative Ways to Get High Quality Incoming Links

 Offer Free Stuff: Everyone likes to get something for free and this is a great strategy to use for obtaining incoming links to your site. For instance, if you happen to have a site that has a paid membership section, offer the website owner a free membership in exchange for providing a link to your Web page.

Offer the other website owner free content that you have written and ask to leave a link to your Web page at the end of the content. One word of caution: Make sure it is high quality content and not something you obtained from a website that allows you to re-publish the information on another site for free. The content should really be unique and original. In addition, search engines do not appreciate duplicate content.

 Offer a Testimonial: When you find a website that has high quality information that is relevant to your website, offer to write a testimonial for the site in exchange for a link back to your site. This could also include a review of the site along with notable sections that will provide a special benefit to the readers.

 Niche Expertise: Although your website content is relevant to another site, you may possess expertise in a specific niche related to the subject matter. Offer the website owner a few free sessions in exchange for an incoming link to your Web page.

 Offer a High Quality Publication: Perhaps you have an ebook related to information on the website you want to link with. Allow the website owner to offer it as a free bonus to their clients in exchange for an incoming link to your site.

 Social Bookmarking: Create a network on a social bookmarking site and then promote your site along with the other members of your network.

 Offer a Review: Offer to write a review on one of the products being offered on the website you would like to receive an incoming link from.

 Create a Video: Create and upload a video with high quality content that is useful to people interested in your subject matter, and sites that are relevant to that subject matter. Offer to share the video with the website you would like to link with so that their clients can benefit from the information as well.

 Promote Others: Offer to run a promotion on your site regarding something of value that is being offered on the site with which you wish to request an incoming link.

 Option to Send: When you publish quality content in a blog or directory, include an option that allows the reader to email the content to their friends.

 Create a Survey: Create a survey on your product or service through a site such as Survey Monkey and ask your opt-ins to participate and then help to spread the word.

If you do your research, there are many creative ways to approach website owners and convince them to provide you with an incoming link. Keep in mind that it is always best and easiest to make an offer and create a scenario that ensures that everyone wins.

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