We’ve got some great clients who this is going to work really well for so will be well worth doing .

You can book here.

To see what this awesome blog network can do for you check out this SEOLinkvine site.

Brad’s SEOLinkVine software is programmed similarly to SEO programs: Article Marketing Automation and My Article Network. The basic idea is simple. You have to write your articles/blog posts, but then the application distributes it. That’s already been done, so then what’s the advantage this program has over others? Here’s why – most progams submit to a bunch of directories, but Brad’s software will submit it to blogs that have already said they want it.

Another distinction of SEOLinkVine is that you can build backlinks to your pages. You can include 3 links to your website in the content you create. The industry standard seems to be no more than one or two links back. All of the blogs/sites in this network are separate from any directory, so they basically can allow any number they want. You should always explore all options when deciding on what course to teach the latest internet marketing methods so visit this Affilojetpack webpage.

If you want instant backlinks or PR, this programs won’t do it. Now, depending on where you backlink, you can see pretty fast results, but this is not the norm, and you’ll need to give the process some time for backlinking and search engine position results.

If you build links too fast, it could be viewed as not natural, and you will be penalized with lower ranking. The program does its submission a little longer, so that will remove any undue stress for creating content. You can put more time into your articles rather than rushing to produce quantity.

Keep a good perspective and remember that no software, including this one, is meant to do all of your work for you. It simply makes part of your work easier. So, in essence, your success still depends on YOU. That’s one great aspect of this software, it is meant to help, not replace.

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This is one of the key questions you’ll have if you own or run any websites and is one of the most common questions I’m asked.

Before delving into how to achieve more web site traffic the first thing to ask yourself, is what are you going to do them once you’ve got them? What I mean by that is how compelling is your site, how are you going to convert them once you’ve got them to your site and what call to actions are you going to employ on the site.

This is one of the most fundamental questions concerning the Internet and one you must answer if you’re going to make maximum benefit from your website.

That said, how are you going to attract more site visitors?

Deciding the the niche you’re going to attack is key – remember – pick fights you can win, don’t just look at the number of daily or monthly searches, look at the competition each of them has in the current Google Top Ten. How easy is it going to be for you to break into the top 10, will it be within your budget and timescales.

The next way of increasing your web site visitors is to appear higher in the rankings than your competitors, the higher you appear the better and the greater the number of clicks and visits you’ll receive.

In order to grow your ranking then there are 3 main areas you need to thinks about.

1. Make sure your web pages are all optimised (‘on page optimisation’)
2. Grow the number of links you have coming to your website
3. Keep adding new and original content

Additional ideas coming soon.

The first one will be done in conjunction with Success Doncaster in September and the second one will be done in conjunction with the Doncaster Chamber of Commerce and will be held in November.

More details i.e. time, place etc coming here soon.

Do you optimise for phrases containing the town or city name, for example “seo doncaster” or do you rely on the fact that Google is providing more and more personalised search results and hope that for generic phrases like “web design doncaster” google will return your site in the top ten for local users.

The problem with the first option is that in reality there’s not going to be that many searches (depending on the locality and niche) so you’re hoping that as and when someone searches you at least capture that. The problem with the latter is that personalised Google search  is still in its infancy and unreliable.

The other option is to ensure you have your Google Places entry claimed and bang up to date with as much detailed information as possible, that way, if the search you’re targeting triggers the map, then you’ll appear right at the top of the search page.

In Adwords you have another option as well as targeting a keyphrase and town, you can set the geography where you want and only have your ads appear there, but there are flaws with this, what does Google do for example if your ISP is based in London and you’re based in Aberdeen?

Think about your local search, definitely use Google Places and think about using online and offline techniques together.

1. Firstly, you’ll still need to do the same amount of keyword optimisation. Just because it’s an ecommerce site and in theory you’ll have lots of pages , this doesn’t mean you can neglect good standard keyword analysis.
2. Give a lot of thought to the way the categories breakdown. Categories will be important as a lot CMS systems will automatically include the subcatergories in the url and Page Titles.
3. Make sure you have SEO friendly urls turned on! (see the previous point)
4. Have a plan for your link building to build deep links as well as links to your home page.
5. Make sure all your product images have completed Alt Tags
6. Have analytics on the site and put some goal conversion funnels in there.

• 65% of comapnies say they are planning to increase their spending on social media marketing over the next 12 months

I suppose this means that if your clients aren’t spending their money on SEO and social media then their competitors will be.

Social media was a huge part of what was talked about at the conference, unfortunately most delegates agreed that providing real ROI data was difficult.

Just a quick heads up on dodgy so called Google Adwords emails which are simply scam emails.

They have the look and feel of the Monthly updates you’ll get from Google but interestingly, have you noticed that they never contain your account number which the official google ones will.

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