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Monday, June 13, 2016

Zero AdWords Conversions Sales Problem or Marketing Problem

Really google adwords traffic benefit to advertisers or benefit to the google?

I think google adwords team will not have idea that why the landing page is not converting fine?

There are tons of people investing money on google adwords but more then 70% people will not get ROI , Any of one reason google will provide to advertsing people for example landing page is not good, ad copy is not good... will not tell you google traffic is not good...

anyhow there are lots of people still belive google lets few valid point which need to discuss..

Zero AdWords Conversions: Sales Problem or Marketing Problem

 

Www.Unbounce.com will give you the landing page optimization tool not really free , you ahve to make the payment.

 

Friday, April 29, 2016

Google AMP Survey Reveals Opportunity for SEO Professionals

Google AMP Survey Reveals Opportunity for SEO Professional

While the majority of SEO professionals are aware of Google's new Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP) protocol and understand the impact it will have on search rankings, barely one-fourth are currently implementing the protocol, according to a new survey conducted by SEO PowerSuite, an all-in-one SEO toolkit with two million registered users.
The study, conducted in partnership with Nathan Safran of Blue Nile Consulting, a leading industry expert, polled nearly 400 professionals representing a mix of in-house SEOs and agency SEOs across North America and Europe. Key findings include:
75% of SEOs said they were aware of AMP, and 18% said they had researched it extensively.50% of respondents expect AMP significantly to affect their rankings in mobile search results, and another 45% believe it will have some effect on their search rankings.23% have already begun to implement AMP on their mobile sites today, while an additional one-third of those surveyed plan to implement AMP in the next six months.The survey clearly shows that SEO professionals are paying attention to Google's latest innovation at a time when the search engine behemoth is reportedly giving increasing preference to mobile-friendly sites. Surprisingly, however, to date less than a quarter of SEOs have taken concrete steps to implement the AMP protocol on their sites.
"SEO marketers really need to act fast and seize the first-mover opportunity ahead of their competition," said Aleh Barysevich, co-founder and CMO of SEO PowerSuite. "We expect Google to unveil more algorithm updates in the future to reward sites that maximize their mobile user experience."

Wednesday, March 9, 2016

Bing Adds Interactive Solar System To Search Results

Bing gets out of this world with an interactive map for the solar system.

Go to Bing and search for [Solar System], and you will get this pretty cool interactive solar system map. The map lets you speed it up, pause it and reverse the trajectory. You can also rotate the solar system and click into the different planets or stars, which show overlays as you play with the interactive map.

 

Google has confirmed it is removing Toolbar PageRank

It's official: Google has decided to kill off Toolbar PageRank from its browser.

 

Google has confirmed with Search Engine Land that it is removing Toolbar PageRank. That means that if you are using a tool or a browser that shows you PageRank data from Google, within the next couple weeks it will begin not to show any data at all.
Google explained that the company still uses PageRank data internally within the ranking algorithm, but the external PageRank values shown in the Toolbar are going away completely.
For years and years, Google has stripped away PageRank from their Toolbars and browsers and hasn’t updated the PageRank score in it in years.


Postscript: Danny Sullivan has written a more detailed story on this change named RIP Google PageRank score: A retrospective on how it ruined the web.

 

 

 

How do you get traffic to your landing page?



1. Pick a market

2. Register the domain

3. Install the Free SEO Blog Software

4. Change the blog’s theme

5. Install the banner ads, affiliate program ads, etc

6. Set up the email capture and first few follow up emails

7. Add content to blog

a. Run a social bookmarking campaign on blog with one group of bookmarking accounts logins and at different times and days.

b. Create supporting micro-sites mini-network (social profile pages at squidoo, hubpages, bumpzee, and small static hand built sites).

c. Run a social bookmarking campaign on your micro-sites mini-network with a different set of bookmarking logins and at different times and days.

8. Submit site to SEO friendly directories sites using directory submission services.

9. Create video

a. Distribute video with video sharing software

b. Run a social bookmarking campaign on the videos sharing pages.

Steps 1 – 9 are enough to jumpstart the traffic to your new blog, static website, ecommerce website… and it only takes an hour or two.

If this is a site or market that you know is worth spending additional time on then you can follow these additional steps.

The following steps don’t take that much additional time but should, and can easily be, outsourced.

10. Every month (or sooner) go back and run the social bookmarking campaign again using new social bookmarking logins at different times and days.

11. Every month (or sooner) go back and create a new micro-site or social profile page to support your micro-sites mini-network.

12. Add posts to the blog that link/pingback to other authority blogs in the market.

13. Pick specific posts on your blog that you’d like to rank higher.

a. Social bookmark those posts with random bookmarking login accounts

b. Create a videos specific to those posts and load to youtube

c. Blast that video out to video sharing sites

d. Social bookmark the videos on the video sharing sites with random bookmarking logins and at different times and days.

e. Find other authority blogs in the market and post content-rich comments on their blog with links heading back to the post you are trying to rank higher.

You can do the following steps yourself but I would strongly recommend you simply outsource them.

14. Outsource someone to spin articles for you and submit them to directories

15. Outsource someone to create new social bookmarking login accounts

16. Outsource someone to subscribe to your RSS feed and have them social bookmark your new posts (the RSS feed notifies them when there is a new post so they simply head over.

17. Outsource someone to post high-quality, relevant comments on other people’s blogs and forums (DO NOT COMMENT SPAM). Concentrate on ones that do not use the “no follow” attribute.

18. Rinse and Repeat steps 7 – 18+ for sites that are worth the effort.