How Do Your Keywords Look

Find out how your keyword density looks to a page ranking algorithm like the ones used by Google or Yahoo. Try it out on your home page URL or go deep into your site and grab some URLs. For example a product listing in your online store or an article in your CMS.

There is no real analytical information here but its a great visual for presentations and persuasion. You may find this useful for new SEO content you are writing or for convincing someone that changes need to be made. I know I'm going to be using this one a lot!

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Email Marketing

Writing Email Subject Lines

open emailHow much more business could you be getting with higher open rates to your business email?

The subject line of your emails are the first words your reader sees… and sadly the email's subject line is often the only words they ever see. What can you do to change that?

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Local Search

Local Search Success – 8 Quick Tips

Local search engine optimization is all about getting yourself founding your own home town. If someone is searching for a chiropractor they are looking for an office near their home or business. Ten years ago most folks would crack open the yellow pages and turn to “C” for chiropractor. Today they go online.

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PPC (paid search)

Top 10 PPC Alternatives

Google is the undisputed killer-app in PPC advertising. By virtue of it size and scope Google allows advertisers to highly leverage their activity over a huge spectrum of web users on both search engine results pages (SERPs) and contextual ads appearing on participating websites. But...

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Content Marketing

Long Tail Keywords for Organic Search

long-tailIf your website’s home page is getting good ranking for the specific keyword you might think that your search engine optimization work is done... But you could be missing out on a large volume of potential traffic. You should consider the use of long tail keywords for search.

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SEO (organic search)

Do I have an SEO friendly website?

If you are new to the concepts and practical applications of marketing through effective search engine optimization start with a quick survey of your website. You can get a pretty good idea by asking yourself a few questions built around this basic concept: Do I have an SEO friendly website?

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Direct Mail

Direct Mail Response Rates

direct mail predictionsWhen client we have worked with planning direct mail promotions very often we are asked the question, "what response can we expect from this mailing?"

The answer is simply...

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