WEBSITE MARKETING
Internet
Marketing/ Website marketing:
Search engine optimization (referred to in the industry
as SEO) is a technique used to generate search engine
traffic to a website. It can also be referred to more
generally as search engine marketing. SEO involves
attaining a higher ranking in search engines via changes
to your site content and code to make it more relevant
and therefore more search engine compatible.
Simply put, proper SEO techniques will have your web
pages rank high in search engine results pages when
Internet users conduct a search for your relevant
keyword phrases. Example: If you own an Italian
restaurant in Montclair, NJ, then the goal is to have
your web pages in the first ten, preferably, first three
results, when users search keyword phrase such as:
restaurants montclair nj, italian restaurants montclair,
italian restaurants new jersey, italian restaurant Essex
county, etc. Internet users cannot learn about your
business if they cannot find you in this manner.
Did you know that 86% of Internet users rely on search
engines and directories to find the information they
need? Therefore, ranking high in search engines and
directories should be critical to your Internet
marketing strategy. Unfortunately, many online
businesses fail to address the importance of search
engines, building their website without any regard to
search engine compatibility at all.
On the other hand, many people assume that submitting
their web site to lots of search engines will
automatically increase traffic to their site. This is
not the case. Here’s the proof - when someone conducts a
search using a search engine for a keyword related to
your site's products or services, does your page appear
in the top 10 matches – or do your competitor’s web
pages show up instead? It’s likely that your site is
simply not ranked high enough. You may be listed in the
engine, but in the “back pages” of results. To fix this
problem, your site may need assistance from an SEO
company like our own, which specializes in search engine
optimization services.
The Basics of Building an Online Business
As an internet marketing guide, a lot of people ask me
how to start and grow an online business. I tell them
this: There's a proven sequence of steps you can follow
to guarantee your success. How do I know? I've seen
thousands of people start and grow online businesses
following the same exact process.
Step 1: Find a need and fill it.
Step 2: Write sales copy that sells.
Step 3: Design and build your website.
Step 4: Use search engines to drive targeted
buyers to your site.
Step 5: Establish an expert reputation for
yourself to drive even more traffic to your site.
Step 6: Use the power of e-mail marketing to keep
in touch with your visitors and turn them into buyers.
Step 7: Increase your income through back-end
sales and up selling.
Step 8: Start an affiliate program to maximize
your sales and revenue.
If you’re just starting out, stick to the sequence of
steps in this quick guide. If you’ve been online awhile,
do a quick review and see if there’s a step you’ve been
neglecting or never got around to doing in the first
place. You can’t go wrong with the basics.
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