Yahoo Buzz has officially opened its doors to all website publishers. Up until today there was only a small list of publishers who could submit stories to Yahoo Buzz. Now the floodgates are open and any website can submit stories.
For example, this story is the first that I’m submitting. You can see my Buzz button in the upper left. In fact, I think I hear it calling, “Click me…click me”.
One of the questions I hear most often about Internet marketing is, “How do I increase website traffic?” There are hundreds of variations to that question.
Well, here is video I created to answer that question: Social Bookmarking + Social Networking = Instant Traffic. You can also read this blog post about a really interesting social bookmarking & social networking traffic experiment.
In this experiment you’ll see some innovative ways to leverage many of the new “Web 2.0″ sites to gain some really fast traffic and search engine rankings. It is also a great way to launch a new website and has both short term and long term benefits for SEO and getting visitors to your website.
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:
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