In order to be visible on the web, it is becoming increasingly necessary to position your website high in the search engine results (SEO) and master the use of Social Media (SMM). Then you're Marketing your own site or an Affliliate Business on the Internet where are also a lot of other forms of online marketing to know about. This Blog is mainly about the #1 Affiliate Business Opportunity SFI, Social Media Marketing and SEO.
On Reglogging,
Tomas Ohlum
SFI Gold Team Leader
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Web articles – Article Marketing:
If you like to write and can set aside time for it, I recommend writing some subject-related articles that you then publish with certain article banks. Why do I recommend it?
Well, because the fact is that "article marketing" i.e. writing articles and publishing them with Article Banks online is among the most cost-effective marketing strategies available on the Internet. It provides, if you write good articles, an ever-increasing number of relevant links to your website. You may be wondering, why does it work so well?
I will draw the principle in brief why it works so well as an Internet marketing and link-building method:
• Article with unique, well-written and interesting content that may also contain some of your keywords as text links to your website as well as a signature about you = the article author with link to the homepage.
• Publish in Artikelbank(s).
• Other webmasters can download the article from the Article Bank and use as content on their web pages provided that the article author's signature (+ link) is included.
Can you imagine what happens if you write articles that end up on a variety of other web pages? Right, there can be a lot of relevant links to your website!
If your website is English-language there are thousands of serious article directories to submit your articles to! First of all I recommend a visit to EzineArticles.com , probably the best directory out were, but there are lots of other good ones, navigate here for more article directories.
Social media bookmarking:
I recommend you start by creating a Facebook profile and invite all your friends and contacts. Then you open accounts with the following four Social Bookmarking Media.
• Reddit
• Digg
• Scoop.it
• Slashdot
Once there, bookmark and comment on interesting websites and blogs, especially those related to your industry. On facebook, you can share your discoveries on Digg and Reddit. You can also bookmark your own website but only do it once and then again if you have made major updates to the homepage. These sites read your Meta data so it automatically becomes your most important keywords in the title and the comment adds your Meta description.
I will blog about marketing in social media (in a few day from now), which is something completely different from just bookmarking sites.
Contact other webmasters:
Write a presentation of your website and tell other webmasters that your website exists. It is perfectly OK to tip other websites about your website. Only contact sites that have equal or higher page ranks compared to yours.
Also, make sure that the content is related to your website. This can lead to discussions about link changes or that they link spontaneously to you. In the latter case, you do not affect the anchor text, but the relevance and high page rank provide a good value in themselves.
Link exchanges:
Contact webmasters on websites that are not direct competitors with you but have related activities. Preferably websites or blogs that have at least the same page rank as yours. Simply ask if they are interested in linking to your website in exchange for linking to theirs.
Before you get in touch, consider where on your website you can add a text link to them. Once you have found a suitable location for the text link, insert it. Then you send an e-mail telling them that you link to them, with which anchor text and from which of your pages.
Then ask if they would like to link back to your website. Describe which anchor text you want and give them the exact URL of the page on your website you want the link to point to.
This takes some time but is worth the trouble, especially if you manage to exchange links with some topic-related sites with higher page ranks than yours.
Directories:
As I said, it is time consuming to get good incoming links. Therefore, I recommend that you start by listing your website in important directories with good page rank at: https://www.searchenginejournal.com/web-directories-list/287799/. There are many more and especially good it is if your website fits into any of the "niche web directories" that seo forums recommend.
Most directories set certain quality requirements such as:
• No affiliate pages.
• No pages that just link further.
• Pages without sufficient and unique text content.
• Must not be under construction.
• Do not contain too many outbound links (usually max 50 pcs).
In order to maximize the chances of your website being accepted, it is important that you consider the following:
• The name of the link should be your website's name, not the URL.
• The description of the page should be short and in running text, not repetition of keywords and not selling "slogans". If you have a "meta tagged" website, meta content "description" is usually ok.
• Don't think like a salesperson when listing in directories!
• Prepare by writing everything ready in a word or text document to save time.
Blogs:
If you can get any blogger with a well-visited and industry-specific blog to write a post about any of your products, that's of course very good. How do I find suitable blogs? If you don't know anyone, I recommend using Google's blog search and entering words related to your products.
When you have a candidate who writes good relevant posts, is not a competitor and has decent visitors, it's time to introduce you and your company. For example, you can ask if they are interested in testing your product and provide a sample or any favor in exchange for writing a post about the product.
On Reblogging,
Tomas Ohlum
If you use Pay-per-click ads, then, Yes, you can Literally lower your Cost-per-click by as much as 99%.
After the keyword analysis where you have decided which keywords should give you the best possible visibility for your target audience in the search engines, continue with the text optimization. How do you do that?
Here's what I normally do:
Writes a descriptive text of the theme for each individual page. I strive for at least 200 words, preferably upwards of 400 words and do not think much about the exact search phrases at this point. I only have the main theme of each web page in mind.
Now
work begins on "SEO site copy" which means editing the
texts for the 2 – 3 search phrases for which you should optimize
the text, on each unique web page. It's very individual how you
write.
It is very important that the text content is linguistically correct
and has a natural flow that does not interfere with the reading
experience and configure
the
message in any way.
Now
to the technical:
A) One of each search phrase should be edited into the first 60 words of the text. Another of each search phrase in the middle of the text and finally one of each phrase in the last 60 words of the text.
B) One or more search phrases should be placed in the header tag (<h1>search phrase blablabla search phrase<h1>, as close <body> as possible).
C) The search phrases in the middle can be conveniently placed in the header tag <h2>or <h3>.
D) If it’s difficult to enter any key phrases in the text, you can use these as a description in the alt tag for any appropriate image (It looks like this in html, <a href="/index.html "><IMG class="logo" height="62" alt="KEYWORDS" src="/images/logo.gif")
Checks each individual keyword and divide by the total number of words, on each page. A keyword should make up between 2 and 4 percent of the text on a Web page. Later, when the home page is up to date, I use a keyword density post-check tool. For example, seobook.com's "Key word density analyzer tool".
If it is a new website or a major rebuild, all subpages are named after their respective keywords.
When you're done optimizing and updating your home page, I recommend installing a performance tracking tool: Google Analytics. With this tool, you can easily see how your keywords are doing, where people come from, which pages they visit, and what they're doing.
If a visitor does what you expected, it's called conversion. With this tool you can see if he/she buys an item, clicks on an ad, subscribes to your newsletter, etc. In this way, you can easily measure the conversion rate.
Next Blog post in my ”SEO Tips series” is about meta data.
On ReBlogging,
Tomas Ohlum
Those with the right mind for business have been wracking their brains for online business opportunities that they can do in their own home. With internet entrepreneurship an option, the digital world presents multiple pathways down, which lies the answer to a liveable income.
For many of us, all we need is a working laptop and an internet connection to get online and get to work. With the ease of access, no commute, and a distinct lack of foreign germs, three top reasons to try an online business of your own, we turned our attention to business mastermind Pat Mazza.
With three successful companies of his own and enough funds left over to pay for an NFL team, businessman Mazza has some top tips on seizing business opportunities in the current climate. Jobs you can do from Home in the Current Climate Some of the jobs that Pat Mazza suggests we do from home during the pandemic include the following:
Website Flipper
This is one of the hottest new careers to have emerged from 2020. The Working from the Home culture that we have created has inspired a whole generation of tech-savvy young businesspeople capable of turning a website profit. A Website flipper buys the websites that aren’t doing well, optimizes them to SEO and other templates, and then sells them on when generating traffic again. This makes anything from a few hundred to a few thousand bucks per website. Another critical bonus point is that it does not cost much start-up capital.
Online Teacher
The world of education just joined the business world in the era of digitalization. They are ready to go online to ensure that the right lessons reach the right people. From Oxford to Stanford, universities worldwide are going online… and they all need teachers who know what they are doing. Online classes tend to be smaller and shorter, which means more teachers. The Profession itself is evolving to meet the demands of a current WFH climate. If this continues, other jobs are going to have to change to accommodate childcare needs. One to watch in the coming years.
SEO Guru
If you have the know-how, the time has come to a stop working for others and start working on your websites from home. It has never been a better time to buy up many web addresses that might be popular soon and hold onto them until the time is right. As Pat Mazza always says, patience is the key to a good investment. You should not buy a site to sell it on again with nothing in between. While you have that site, you should improve it, maintain the quality level, and then pass it on to a new owner.
What to do Next… If you have decided it is time to work for yourself, you will be in a marketplace where everyone else has decided to do the same. Pick a niche that is not too popular and proceed as planned. You got this. We believe in you, and Pat Mazza also does.
Article: Pat Mazza: Home Based Business Opportunities in Today’s Economy
