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Maximizing Your Reach: Tips and Tactics for Targeted Email Marketing

29 Comments / Email Marketing / By Gene Kirzhner

Targeted email marketing is a powerful tool for businesses looking to connect with their audience and drive sales. By sending customized and relevant messages to specific segments of your email list, you can effectively communicate with your customers and increase your chances of converting them into paying customers. There are several tactics and tricks you …

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Profiting From Last Years Traffic with Targeted Email Marketing

19 Comments / Email Marketing / By Gene Kirzhner

Lots of people make a big deal about how you can make serious money by monetizing traffic, and it’s pretty obvious how it works. If you can convert every hundredth visitor into a $35 affiliate sale, you can make $.35 per visitor. All well and good, but what about the traffic that visited you last …

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Internal Linking And the Power of Organized Blog Posting

47 Comments / Blogs, Search Engine Optimization / By Gene Kirzhner

Let’s assume that you have a website, and you’ve also got a list of keywords that you’re trying to get your website to rank for. You may or may not realize this, but it’s much easier to get each page on your website to rank for a few keywords than it is to get your …

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Is Mobile Website Design A Thing Of The Past?

114 Comments / Website Design / By Gene Kirzhner

Imagine that it’s a decade ago. In early 2001, the Verizon Kyocera 6035 powered by the Palm OS was released to the public — the first smartphone ever to have limited web surfing capability. But that vaunted capacity quickly turned out to be…a bit less than what Verizon and Palm had hoped it would be. …

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Free vs. Paid: Two Types of Directory Submission

90 Comments / Directory Submissions / By Gene Kirzhner

Directory submission is one of those everyday SEO activities that most people think they have pretty much down pat. You find a directory that accepts websites, you turn in your link, and then you find another directory. It’s almost the most idiot-proof, dead-simple kind of website SEO you can imagine. But there are complexities to …

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How PPC Management Can Turn a Flop Into a Fortune

31 Comments / Sponsored Placement / By Gene Kirzhner

Sometimes, you know you’ve got a great website, but the world just doesn’t. Maybe you don’t know how to get on Google’s good side, or your choice keywords are dominated by powerful websites that you won’t be able to upset without months of organic SEO that you can’t afford. Whatever the reason, you might be …

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Two Tricks to Improving Conversions: Priming Words and a Web Presenter

29 Comments / Internet Marketing, Web Content, Website Design / By Gene Kirzhner

Sometimes, SEO isn’t enough — you can have mountains of traffic, and if your website simply isn’t able to turn that traffic into buyers, you need to stop focusing on SEO and worry for a while about your conversion rate. There are several tricks websmasters use to improve conversions — from targeted Email marketing gimmicks …

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First Page Placement Takes Time, Money, or Both

24 Comments / Internet Marketing, Search Engine Optimization, Sponsored Placement / By Gene Kirzhner

First page placement for some high-volume keywords: that’s the bread and butter of every single business online. But it’s a lofty goal if you’re a novice webmaster; it can seem impossible to obtain for any keyword worth having. Of course, that’s why keyword research is the most important part of any website’s functional lifespan, but …

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The Three Levels of Website SEO

37 Comments / Search Engine Optimization / By Gene Kirzhner

There are three basic levels of website SEO in the modern Internet Marketing game. There’s the basic, low-level SEO that offshore companies are famous for performing quickly and accurately — simple, repetitive tasks like commenting on submitting your site to directories and pinging RSS aggregators. Then there’s midlevel SEO that involves keyword research; things like …

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Freelancers, However Cheap, Do Not Qualify As Affordable SEO

18 Comments / Internet Marketing, Search Engine Optimization / By Gene Kirzhner

Rentacoder. Elance. Odesk. The number of places it’s possible to go hire some ardent Filipino, Indian, or Bangladeshi keyboard jockey to do “SEO work” for pennies per hour is ever-growing — but is that kind of SEO actually worthwhile? Sure, in terms of the amount of money you have to spend up front, it can …

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