tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-85469240422502240552011-07-08T16:43:50.114+01:00Search Engine Optimisation|SEO tools|Website Marketingsilver rosenoreply@blogger.comBlogger51100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-8546924042250224055.post-69145478196424361802009-03-28T20:05:00.003Z2009-03-28T20:28:03.621Z

Many people set up landing pages to sell products through affiliate marketing. Before you do so, take a look at this very interesting article on how offline stores apply colour to make people buy, and how it translates into the online world.It applies not only to what type of product you are marketing (eg selling handbags or selling insurance), but which type of shopper you are trying to attract

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Every webmaster needs some form of web analytics software on their site because it's impossible to check whether your strategies to improve traffic are actually working without some statistics.Most webmasters use Google Analytics, but is this wise? If you are building backlinks, as advised in my previous post, and doing so by building a blog network of related sites, then using Google's analytics

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In my previous post about keywords, I mentioned checking out your competition by Googling sites with keywords inanchor. These are backlinks that are incoming to your site from other sites, and the link is embedded or anchored on a keyword.Now the backlinks you get naturally from other sites who have discovered your material rarely get anchored on specific keywords. It happens sometimes if the

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What are Keywords?Keywords are the words or phrases users type into search engines to find content. So someone wishing to go to a Shakira concert will type in "Shakira concerts" and will get results listing pages showing Shakira's concert schedule for the year and sites selling tickets to these concerts.Now Google and the other search engines will want to return relevant pages - not pages such as

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SEO stands for "Search Engine Optimisation", which is the art of organising your website so that search engines can find material on it and then rank your site high in search results.The web is extremely crowded and without search engines finding and listing your material high in search results, you won't get any traffic and no one will read what you have to say, much less buy anything from your

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