Three Practical Tips for Traffic Generation
Published By Ben Shute On Saturday, July 25th 2009. Under Content, PPC, Search Advertising, Search Engine Optimisation (SEO), Social Bookmarking, Social Media, Traffic, Twitter Tags: Blogging, Content, Google, Search Advertising, Search Engine Optimisation, SEO, Social Bookmarking, Traffic Driving, Twitter, Yahoo!
Getting people to any site is a challenge, even more so to a new one. Until your SEO kicks in (and even when it has) and delivers organic traffic, you need to rely on other methods to get people's attention.
There are 3 tips I can recommend for (almost) free to drive traffic to your site and begin to build awareness (and hopefully quality links).
Highlights from the Affili@SYD Conference
Published By Ben Shute On Wednesday, May 13th 2009. Under Affiliate Marketing, Consulting, Facebook, Google, Online Reputation, Search Engine Optimisation (SEO), Social Media, Social Networking, Twitter Tags: Affiliate Marketing, Affiliate Programs, Amazon, Best Practice, Facebook, Google, Jay Berkowitz, Laurel Papworth, Lee Hopkins, Online Marketing, Online Reputation, Search Engine Optimisation, SEO, Social Media, Twitter, Yahoo!
4 Final Pointers on SEO Fundamentals
Published By Ben Shute On Tuesday, March 24th 2009. Under Content, Google, Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) Tags: Content, Google, Search Engine Optimisation, SEO
Inbound Links and Fresh Content
Published By Ben Shute On Tuesday, March 24th 2009. Under Content, Google, Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) Tags: Content, Google, Inbound Links, MSN Live Search, Online Business Niche, Search Engine Optimisation, SEO, Yahoo!
Put simply, inbound links are those that point to your site from elsewhere on the web. It may be from a directory, it may be from a link that someone has added to a social bookmarking site, or someone may consider your site of enough value to link from theirs. Wherever they come from, inbound links are vital to the success of your site.
Finding the Right Keywords
Published By Ben Shute On Tuesday, March 17th 2009. Under Google, Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) Tags: Google, Keywords, MSN Live Search, Search Engine Optimisation, SEO, Yahoo!
What you need to consider, particularly as a startup, is that people don't search for the name of your site because in the beginning, you have no profile or awareness. What they search for is a term that they consider to be the right one for what they are looking for, which doesn't always match with what you believe they would search for to find your site. What this means is that you will need to conduct some keyword research in order to determine what is best for your market.






