You Don’t Have Time to Do Social Bookmarking — Much Less Facebook or Twitter
posted on July 26, 2018 by Cloe Barnard
Social connectivity is a wonderful part of the new Internet. The rise of Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn -- the trifeca of modern business connection -- has changed everything about the way the world markets. Getting testimonials isn't a matter now of finding 6 or 7 individuals willing to go on... Continue reading
What Do You Do When Website SEO Just Isn’t Enough?
posted on July 25, 2018 by Clay Ashley
There are thousands of webmasters across the country who have been in this position before: you know you've got a solid product, and you've been paying for professional website SEO services for months. You're getting some pretty solid rankings going. You've done everything right -- you've got a... Continue reading
SEO in a Jersey: The Full Court Press Release Service
posted on July 25, 2018 by Clay Ashley
Much like your fantasy football team winning their season, there is a strong element of luck involved in writing a dispatch to a press release service. Certainly, every press release will get listed on a few websites, and those press releases will provide simple backlinks for a short time until... Continue reading
Custom Blog Creation Does Nothing Without Regular Blog Posting
posted on July 25, 2018 by Clay Ashley
No matter how much you pay for it, getting a high-end SEO company to do some custom blog creation for you is a complete waste of time unless you have someone -- on-staff or freelance -- to engage in regular blog posting as well. A blog is not a one-time expense -- no matter what some crazy gurus... Continue reading
Directory Submission and Social Bookmarking: Cheap And Easy SEO
posted on July 24, 2018 by Buddy Owens
There are a lot of ways to get your SEO on, and they range from the expensive and complex (custom blog creation, web 2.0 property linkrings) to the cheap and easy (directory submission, social bookmarking). Today, we're going to take a look at that second category: cheap and easy SEO that anyone... Continue reading
Why DIY PPC Management is DTF
posted on July 24, 2018 by Buddy Owens
If you're not familiar with the TLAs -- that's Three Letter Acronyms -- 'Why DIY PPC Management is DTF' means "Why do it yourself pay per click management is doomed to fail." In even plainer language, what that says is that if you're trying to use pay-per-click advertising like Google Adwords and... Continue reading
Why Mobile Website Design is increasingly More Important
posted on July 22, 2018 by firstpageplacements
How do you check your email? If you’re like an increasingly larger segment of American internet users, you’re doing it from your mobile device. What happens when you click a link inside an email? Sometimes you get an image that’s readable and at other times you get garbled hieroglyphics.... Continue reading
Top 5 Tips to Get the Best results with Article Writing and Distribution
posted on July 22, 2018 by firstpageplacements
If you think this is going to be another one of those articles promoting article submissions to spam directories, think again. The game has changed, and not surprisingly it was Google that changed it, yet again. February’s Panda announcement made it very clear that the quality of your content... Continue reading
PPC Management and SEO should Complement, nor Compete with each Other
posted on July 21, 2018 by firstpageplacements
There are certain mistakes that everyone makes when they set up their first PPC campaign. Loading up every keyword suggested is the first one. Run a keyword analysis on your website before you write your first ad and look for keywords that are “high traffic” and “low competition”. That... Continue reading
Internet Marketing has changed, but Organic SEO is still King
posted on July 21, 2018 by firstpageplacements
SEO recicle arrows The world of internet marketing has changed in the past year, as it inevitably does every year. Those advertising mediums that have been so effective for you in the past may not bring in traffic at all now. That’s just how the industry works. Take a look at the retail... Continue reading
