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April, 2007 |
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Web Site Launch:
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Page Panties also offers custom boxers for that special, and sure to be delighted, groom. |
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Announcements:
Based on studies and
our own experiences over the past few years, natural organic top 10 placement
always results in higher sales than paid placement on the same page of search
results. If paying someone to optimize your web site is not an option, learning
how to optimize your own web site is an excellent investment of your time.
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Search Engine Optimization and Marketing
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Optimize every page on your website The major search engines are not looking at individual websites and ranking them, they are ranking pages from every
website in the world. This means that if your website contains more than one page you should
optimize for the specific content that
is found on each page. Optimizing each webpage is overlooked by so many websites and can be the difference between competing
for a highly competitive keyword phrase such as "Irish Hotels" and competing for a much less competitive keyword phrase such as
"Hotels in County Galway". After that they can check out the rest of your website that is all about "Irish Hotels". The anchor text is
just the bit that ends up normally showing as underlined on the page, such as
custom printing services. Where it comes into the picture with regard to SEO is that getting your keyword phrases into the anchor text can help the engines better understand what the page being linked to is all about. This applies to internal links you use in your own site and also to links placed on other sites that link to your site. Think of it this way . . . The search engines see a link to your site. The link anchor text is something like "custom
printing services ". They say to themselves, Hey, this page must be about
custom printing services! They pull all of this information back into their database and schedule their spider to go visit your page. When they do they see a page title and content that also makes prominent mention of
custom printing services. Again, they pull this information back into their database. When their algorithm starts to work they see that there are several references to
custom printing services, all of which point to this specific page on your site. Not only are there links within and outside of your site telling them so, but the content on the page reaffirms it. So at the end of the day, you've made it very easy for the engines to tell exactly what your page is about. Thus it stands a better chance of ranking well for the term.
Part I There's no doubt. Wholesalers USA knows their customers. They've spent the time digging
through log files to analyze site stats. They've spoken with customers on the phone and emailed with them. They've used client
feedback to develop new products that have taken off like a rocket. Wholesalers USA understands the importance of giving the customer
what s/he wants. What they needed some help with was translating that message into natural-sounding SEO copy that would deliver
qualified traffic.
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Web Site Design and Usability
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How to Measure Your Weby Bryan Eisenberg
Phony & Plastic! Are you that company? The one that claims they are the . . .
#1!, leading!, premiere!, fastest!, greatest!, smartest!, most dynamic! . .
. blah blah blah. All that chest-pounding translates into some anemic saccharine
sweet copy. The tone is in sharp contrast to today's customer demands for
greater transparency and authenticity. Customers want the real deal. Your customers want to to know "what is in it
for me?" HOW DOES YOUR COPY MEASURE UP?
Care to find out?
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Working on Conversions It happens more frequently than you might think.
People spend a lot of time and money getting their sites ranked highly in the search engines, but give little or no attention to converting
their visitors into paying customers. What's their logic? From what copywriting prospects tell me, "I wanted to get my rankings in
place before working on my conversions."
It may look as though I'm sitting firmly on the fence; however, I don't think SEO and conversions are separate entities.
I believe you need to work on them together. Let me tell you why from a copywriting and marketing standpoint.
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http://www.wingsdove.com/articles/article-use-work-conv.htm |
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Mary Walilko |