Before you read the rest of this post: I wanted to apologize for the delay in me getting this up on my blog. I meant to post this earlier, but I’ve been out of town at an online marketing seminar. So I really hope you didn’t wait until the last minute & miss out:
A few weeks ago I told you about a new online marketing service I launched where you can get my team to do all your search engine optimization & marketing for you. Well, it’s now officially sold out & all the spots are taken. Read more...(267 words, estimated 1:04 mins reading time)
Last night on my live show I had a big announcement. If you didn’t hear about it already, you’ll certainly want to know what it’s all about:
I would like to have my entire marketing team get you search engine rankings & a TON of traffic to your website. This is the same team who does the marketing for my websites & they’ll use the exact same techniques that I use. Don’t worry, it’s WAY more affordable then you could possibly imagine. Check it out here: Read more...(261 words, estimated 1:03 mins reading time)
This weeks show ran over an hour and a half. It was a great show and the viewers sent in a lot of really good questions. I spent the first part of the show talking about Twitter and how to use Twitter for marketing. I did a live demonstration of sending a Tweet, how to find followers in your niche and how to use TwitPic to engage your followers on Twitter. You can watch the recording here:
A little while ago, Aweber announced their integration with Feedburner, which was quickly reported by problogger.net. Somehow, easywordpress knew about it even before aweber released it.
Although this is a very cool change for Aweber, I don’t usually use Feedburner. This is because the rss feed it generates has all the links to posts as redirects. So if you show the Feedburner RSS button, any spiders that usually crawl and scrape the posts will send the link juice to the Feedburner redirect and not my site. Plus, displaying a Feedburner image showing “0 readers” for any length of time isn’t very encouraging. Read more...(422 words, 2 images, estimated 1:41 mins reading time)
For those of you who don’t know: Google periodically cleans house in their AdWords program. They single out websites and assign them a poor “quality score”. These sites hit by this bad score have their minimum bid prices skyrocket to $5 or $10 per click. This effectively bans you from AdWords since most webmasters cannot afford to pay $10 for every click Google sends their way. Read more...(565 words, 1 image, estimated 2:16 mins reading time)
Today I was shocked to find Google testing YouTube listings and additional Google products to their regular AdWords area. This could signal big changes ahead for AdWords and possible losses of traffic for AdWords advertisers.
This one change could cost you your online business!
In my video below, I’ll show you what I found and explain what Google has been testing and what these new search results could mean for Google AdWords advertisers:
