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Free Webinar – How to Utilize the Internet to Serve, Support and Sell


Posted on: September 14th, 2009 by admin No Comments

Learn simple techniques and practices to get the most from web marketing.

Lorrie Thomas, Web Marketing TherapyThis Wednesday, September 16, at 1:00 PM Eastern, 10:00 AM Pacific, Lorrie Thomas, Marketing Therapist at Web Marketing Therapy, will be discussing how to get your business’s web marketing healthy to increase sales and success.

If you want to learn how to make the best out of your web marketing capabilities, then you will not want to miss this exclusive webinar presented by some of the best experts in the business.  By the time the webinar is over, you will know some of the best practices to get your web marketing optimized and healthy for ongoing success.

Sign up for this free webinar by visiting our free internet marketing webinars page.

We hope to see you there!





How Crazy Egg Can Supplement Existing Analytics


Posted on: August 21st, 2009 by Brian Offenberger No Comments

Crazy Egg is a colorful way to improve your existing analytics and your conversion rate.

Crazy Egg is an online service that allows users to see where people are clicking on their webpage. This service is a great way to supplement existing web analytics results.

While typical web analytics software can tell you which page is most popular and length of time people stayed on your site, Crazy Egg has the ability to show you the hot spots of each page. Using three features, Crazy Egg shows you exactly what people are clicking on.

The features Crazy Egg provides are:

Heatmap: This provides you a picture of your site with different color shading over each area. The different colors represent how “hot” each area of the site is according to number of clicks.

Confetti: With a different colored dot representing each individual click, Confetti allows users to see the different types of traffic you receive as well as what they were interested in. It includes a dropdown menu to show different confetti maps including type of browser used, top search terms and top referrers.

Overlay: This feature is very similar to confetti but less busy. Overlay displays your page and then shows the different areas where people clicked by displaying a plus sign within a colored circle. Users can click the plus sign and each opens up to display the number of clicks, percentage of overall clicks, and more details such as the referrers to the site.

Additionally, Crazy Egg can also create a list that shows reports and notifications.

The site provides multiple different packages depending on how many pages you want to track, the number of visit you would like to track, etc. These packages start as low as $9.00 a month with the most expensive being $99.00 a month.

While Crazy Egg is not going to provide you with all the web analytics information you need, it is an excellent way to supplement existing data.

To view this tool visit http://crazyegg.com/





How Buying Inbound Links Can Get Your Website Banned From Being Listed on Google


Posted on: March 26th, 2009 by admin No Comments

Are buying inbound links to your website in your best interests? We cut through the noise to bring you the inside scoop.

It’s no secret that search engines like Google use inbound links as their number one criteria in organically ranking websites on search engine results pages. Your website’s natural ranking on a search engine results page is directly tied to the inbound links coming to your site.

Due to the importance of inbound links, link building companies are coming out of the woodwork, driving business owners across the country nuts with their claims of getting them top rankings on Google. Businesses need to examine these claims carefully because the wrong moves may get your site banned by Google.

How do you know if the link building company you are considering is any good? Unfortunately there is no central spot allowing you to research a firm’s professional qualifications or results history. This leaves you with subjective and qualitative analysis to arrive at your conclusion. Here are some key considerations:

Where will your inbound links come from?

Most link building companies today build inbound links to your website by leaving comments on forums or directories that they either own, manage or control. The error with this approach is search engines consider these link sources to be “spammy” and often won’t even factor the link into the ranking of your website.

The reason they are devalued by search engines is because they generate thousands of outbound links each month. It’s not natural behavior for most forums or websites to generate thousands of outbound links each month. Because the behavior is not natural, Google looks at this as an attempt to adversely manipulate the system and may devalue or even ban the behavior.

It’s also important to note that Google and other search engines look at the source of your website’s inbound links. If all of them are coming via forums and directories, Google will view your site as one dimensional and thus devalue the links.

The key thing to look for are inbound link building programs generating inbound links through a variety of sources: blog postings, social media, article distribution, social networks, deep content linking and other multi-source approaches.

Page rank can be meaningless

Many link building companies brag about their links coming from sources with high page rankings on Google. Although this sounds impressive, stop and think about this for a minute. Will an inbound link to your website from a pet supply store with a page rank of 6 really help you sell? Will it really help Google establish where your website should be organically ranked for search terms relating to selling your products or services?

Of course it won’t. It’s not relevant to what you do.

That’s why the most important thing Google considers when evaluating inbound links is the relevancy of the link source to your site. In any industry, the most relevant inbound links come from industry related websites. The best inbound link sources for car dealers are other car dealers!

Focus more on the relevancy of the inbound link to your business. The page rank the link came from is not nearly as important. If you are considering hiring a link company, the relevancy of where the links come from is your prime consideration.

Use the “Big 3” For Inbound Linking

We’re not talking about the Detroit automakers here. We are talking about the three types of inbound links your site should have for high organic rankings. These “big 3” are local authority links, general authority links and industry related links.

Inbound local authority links help search engines know where you are located. They help you receive high organic rankings for geo-related search terms. A great example of a local authority link is from the Chamber of Commerce.

General authority links are from news sites and directories. These links help establish your “position” in your industry and your community.

Industry related links are the highly valued inbound links from your peers and are the links given the most value by Google.

A great inbound link building program (and company) will get you all three types of links.

Will you get higher search engine rankings?

The purpose behind hiring a link building company is not to get more inbound links to your website.

Your purpose is to get higher organic search engine rankings for the search terms important to your business success. You can tell if a link building company understands that concept by the type of performance reporting they offer you.

A great link building company will report monthly on trended search engine rankings for the search terms that are part of the link building program. They’ll be focused on getting you higher organic search rankings, not just more links.

If the link building company does not feature trended search engine rankings as the results measurement criteria, turn around and run the other way!

Are you getting the right advice for your situation?

The internet’s full of scam artists and “get-rich-now” con men. In today’s world you dial what appears to be a local number only to find out its some company in Asia.

Look for advice specific to your situation. Has the link building company even attempted to understand your business objectives and processes? What’s their understanding of your other marketing initiatives, both traditional and online?

Don’t ask for testimonials. No one will give you a bad one. Instead, ask to see performance results (they can black out the client name) of 5 actual clients. Have them give them to you within 2 working days. This prevents falsifying records and you can see for yourself the actual progress made by the firm for its clients. You’ll also learn quite a bit about the link building company by the type results information they send you.

Your link building company should be involved in trade organizations promoting ethical standards, best practices and on-going education. Their commitment to their profession is often a reflection of their commitment to you.

By applying these considerations to any inbound link building company, you’ll keep your website from being banned by Google and boost it to the top of the search engine rankings.





Are You Ready To Market In An iPhone World?


Posted on: March 10th, 2009 by admin No Comments

How to prepare your website for mobile phone users.

Did you know that people can now get auto repair pricing quotes right through a free app on their iPhone?

RepairPal is the first iPhone app to give consumers auto repair pricing information and roadside assistance, all right from their phone.  People can find a mechanic, get a repair price, get a parts price or summon roadside assistance.

This is a great example of what you as business owners and operators can expect from your customers in the future.  The mobile phone (and it may be Wi-Fi based rather than cellular) will become the center of life for most of your customers.  It will become easier for consumers to get information on anything, at anytime, from anywhere.

What does this mean to you?

Well, you need to be aware of the many ways people can use to access your information and your website.  Thus, we suggest prepare by:

  • Keeping your website clean and uncluttered
  • Making sure your website is easy for people to navigate
  • Making sure your site is simple so it displays well on a variety of viewing screens (laptop, PDA, Desktop, phone, etc).
  • Making clear offers so people know why they should do business with you rather than the other guy
  • Present key buying information whenever possible in headline or bullet point format

More and more things will be happening concerning how people access their websites in the near future.  Stay with us to keep current on these trends.  Your best bet for now is to follow our tips and use the RepairPal app so you aren’t stranded on the roadside!





10 Things for Marketing Success


Posted on: March 5th, 2009 by admin No Comments

The 10 most important things you can do to make any marketing campaign successful.

There are 10 things that really matter for success in marketing for smALL business:

  1. Develop through persona profiling a profile of your ideal customer – write down all you can about your ideal customers and keep your marketing focus on attracting and selling more to those customers in ways that appeal to them and avoid the others that don’t fit your profile

 

  1. Identify and promote value based differences – you must clearly answer why customers should spend money with you over the other guy

 

  1. Have a marketing plan and include measurement metrics – write it down and measure your progress with actionable analysis

 

  1. Utilize the power of the internet – the internet is the number one place people turn to for information and to find things and you must learn how to utilize the power of the web

 

  1. Test-test-test – the internet eliminates the guesswork in marketing, allowing you to cheaply test approaches, prices and processes to find out what works best…make sure to use all that’s available to you

 

  1. Implement a multi-channel lead generation system – your audience can be anywhere in today’s fragmented era and you must utilize many methods to reach your target audience

 

  1. Use direct marketing concepts and practices – focus on obtaining a name, making a singular offer in all advertising and marketing, have a strong call to action and more

 

  1. Have systems to convert leads to sales – let marketing materials do the grunt work when possible and make it easy for prospects to address their needs and problems

 

  1. Deliver what you sell at high levels of satisfaction – make sure customers would always refer your business to a friend

 

  1. Communicate using profit path planning principles to customers, prospects, employees and other relevant audiences – use automated messaging systems to up-sell, cross-sell and retain customers for improved lifetime value

 

As always, if you need help in applying our Right On – No Bull Marketing system to your business, please tell us how we can help you by calling (877) 837-8803.



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