Using Keyword Research To Find Profitable Keywords
Keyword research is without a doubt one of the most important parts of an effective SEO strategy. If you fail to do in depth keyword research when starting a new website, then you could potentially be targeting the wrong keywords and all the SEO work you do targeting the wrong keywords will be a huge waste of time and money. You know what they say in the business world, if you fail to plan, you plan... [Read more]
Overcoming Low CTR with Forum Websites
Most online marketers will experiment with trying to start a forum website because it can be a great sense of achievement when you create an active community. The problem with forum websites is that most of the visitors are there to chat and not to click on ads, so if you are wanting to monetize the website it makes it more difficult, but not impossible. Whatever the reason is, it’s just harder... [Read more]
Keyword Research and Adsense
Adsense is one of the best ways to make money online for someone who is new to online marketing. What could be any easier then putting some code on your website and getting paid everytime someone clicks on an ad? If you have a wevsite(s) which generate a significant amounts of traffic, you can earn a decent income online with Google’s Adsense. The best thing about the Google Adsense program is... [Read more]
Search Marketing In Haiti Earthquake Relief Efforts
Nothing shows the importance of relevance in search engine results like when it comes to humanitarian efforts. When spammers and scammers work overtime to make a quick buck on the misery of others, it is crucial for the search engines to weed out the useless and unproductive waste and provide only relevant sites that can truly help. In this respect the three biggest search engines (Google, Yahoo, and... [Read more]
comScore Releases December 2009 U.S. Search Engine Rankings
RESTON, VA, January 15, 2010 – comScore, Inc. (NASDAQ: SCOR), a leader in measuring the digital world, today released its monthly comScore qSearch analysis of the U.S. search marketplace. In December 2009, Americans conducted 14.7 billion core searches, with Google Sites accounting for 65.7 percent search market share, virtually unchanged from 65.6 percent in November. Microsoft Sites grabbed 10.7... [Read more]