March 07, 2009
10 power-packed tips for writing high converting landing page copy: Tip #1: Write Benefit Oriented Headlines If you haven’t heard it before, your headline is the most important part of your copy. Your headline will make or break your whole sales process. A strong headline will have your visitor dr...
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March 03, 2009
This is the first of a new feature on ConservativeHome. Each week I will ask a prospective parliamentary candidate to write a diary of the previous seven days in which they can highlight the national political issues and events which are getting them exercised, the local issues on which they are cam...
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March 02, 2009
When a prospect wants to research a search marketing firm, usually they would visit the website and take a look at their case studies of current or existing clients. However, even though the "art of the case study" has seemed to lose MoJo and/or purpose, All PPC gurus must ask themselves the followi...
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March 01, 2009
My apologies if you’ve just received an email with a six month old news-type response article to something daft that I’d just read. Last year, I wrote a piece about a criticism of SEO, called “SEO: Bullshit is Bullshit“. This morning, for opaque reasons, FeedBurner sent the e...
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February 25, 2009
by Jeff Quipp from SearchEnginePeople.com. Personalization of search results is very important to the future success of any search engine, and its an effort well underway with many of the big 3 search engines as we speak. If its true that the key success factors of search are: a. reliability b. ease...
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At this point I feel I can finally give a detailed and objective review of PPC Classroom 2.0. So let’s get going… PPC Classroom 2.0 Let me start with the recommendation: For only $6.97 ($9.97 outside the US), I feel that PPC Classroom 2.0 is excellent value for anyone who wants to give p...
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February 23, 2009
At Abraham Harrison, we have three practices: 1) online PR, web video marketing, Twitter and social media marketing 2) social media and SEO consulting 3) online reputation management. Read the below excerpt from Danny Flamberg, What Tactics Work Best in a Recession? — whoops! Ironically many o...
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February 05, 2009
Pay per click (PPC) is a means to advertise business through the use of keywords/phrases in the search engines. The advertiser is required to only pay for each click that sends a visitor to his website. Search engines such as Overture, Google Adwords, Search Yahoo and Miva are just some examples of ...
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January 29, 2009
Let people know that you are here and ready to do business. One of the quickest and most effective ways to advertise your website on the net is to come up with a great PPC campaign management plan. PPC is an abbreviation for Pay Per Click. Certain keywords or phrases that people type into a search e...
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January 26, 2009
SemGeek has decided put aside the dry, technical jargon of everyday Search Geekdom and write a few humorous depictions of Search Marketers and how we are not only attractive to Head Hunters and Recruiters, but also in our personal lives especially at the bar when trying to hook up. Isn't it time to ...
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