Posted by Thomas | Posted in questions | Posted on 18-02-2010
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Hi, I need to get 33 visitors per day to my (first) website, for my goals to be reached, is that a lot, normal, or a little? I have been studying internet marketing for about 6 months now, but I never had the time to start my own website, but now I have, so if I know this much, do you think that I will be able to get 33 visitors per days?
I will be doing social media marketing, I will pay affiliates to promote my website, some SEO, and article marketing. Do you have any tips?
Thank You!!!!
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Posted by Thomas | Posted in questions | Posted on 05-01-2010
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I’m having a hard time looking for people who would be interested in internet marketing. I recently joined a site after I watched several videos about it.
Is there anyone who would be interested in internet marketing?
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Posted by Thomas | Posted in questions | Posted on 31-12-2009
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Ethical replies only please. What are the tried and tested free, options for gaining exposure for my internet based business.
What should I be doing to get known.
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Posted by Thomas | Posted in questions | Posted on 24-10-2009
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A lot but never have answer
Try to get some and visit http://net-new.blogspot.com
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Posted by Thomas | Posted in questions | Posted on 01-10-2009
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I am doing some SEO work for a company and I have a few questions. First, there is a company trying to get my boss to pay $11,000 for SEO work. This company says they are doing the SEO by adding links and descriptions to web pages. On one page alone, there are a bunch of links towards the end of the page and this company is telling my boss that this is the “secret” to SEO. Now, the only way I can think how this would be effective, is by actually having the key term and description linked to the page and inserted into the met tag keywords. Whatever this company is doing it works, because one of our competitors is #1 in rankings on Google, Yahoo and others for basically all of the keywords we can think of that have to do with our industry. So, my question is, do these large SEO companies have some sort of agreement with the search engines where they get precedence in the search listings? Or is it more likely to get listed higher in the listings by having the keyword on your website multiple times (what they have is multiple keywords and when you click on one, there is a web page describing the term). I am being pressured to improve our ratings without the use of an SEO company, and I am really unsure of what I can do. Would an SEO program work well for me?
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Posted by Thomas | Posted in questions | Posted on 30-09-2009
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My website is http://www.familycoats.com, that points to http://www.cafepress.com/familycoats
The reason I got the domain is so that people could remember it easier because it is shorter.
I paid somebody for SEO advice, and they told me that this is a bad thing because search engines will consider it as multiple content.
Is this true? Is there anyway I can change this?
I want to keep the domain name, but I don’t want my rankings to suffer. As of now, my rankings are really bad.
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Posted by Thomas | Posted in questions | Posted on 30-09-2009
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I’m building an HTML site. I’ve followed just about all of the basic SEO rules, but do have a couple of pages within the site (not main, primary pages) that utilize frames.
I understand that frames can affect SERP rankings negatively, which is why I’ve kept the use of frames to an absolute minimum and have only used them on pages of lesser importance.
I’d like to prevent the search engines from indexing the FRAMED pages (but NOT the actual FRAME pages) so that they don’t show up as incomplete-looking or “dead end” pages in the SERP’s.
I’m planning on using the following tag to accomplish this:
My question is: Will this have any negative or adverse SERP ranking effects on the other non-frame pages that are meant to obtain the best possible SERP rankings?
Will use of this tag only in the framed pages negatively affect the site as a whole?
Any feedback is greatly appreciated!! Thanks!!
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Posted by Thomas | Posted in questions | Posted on 23-09-2009
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“.com” domains influencing search engine rankings ?
search engines have any advantage for .com vs other domain like “.ru” , “.ca” or other countries?
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Posted by Thomas | Posted in questions | Posted on 10-09-2009
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If you order a hosting plan, and then host two different websites on it? Let’s day cars.com and healthfoods.com, does that in anyway affect your search engine rankings?
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Posted by Thomas | Posted in questions | Posted on 09-09-2009
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Question about domains and search engine rankings
I am building a website for a realtor. It seems that if the domain contains the search words (e.g “homes” and “Denver” and “realtor” to denverrealtor.com or denverhomes.com) it would rank higher in search engines than those with those words only as metatags.
Is this true? What is the best way to get high on the list?
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