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21st Century SEO Tactics Combined With The Power Of Web 2.0

September 17th, 2007 | Add a Comment

seo tactics, social bookmarking, Web2.0When it comes to getting traffic there are 3 ways to do it. You can borrow it. You can buy it. You can create it. The problem with borrowing and buying traffic is you’re doing it at a price because you need to entice someone to send you their traffic. If you’re selling your own product, that means giving them a cut of your profits. If you’re driving traffic to your own niche site it means paying for ad space on their sites (usually at bloated rates). As an alternative to both of those you can use pay-per-click advertising, which can be expensive and time-consuming. Worse still, you could end up losing money when the traffic you get doesn’t convert or if your cost to get that … Read entire article »

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BlogRush Blog Syndication Network

September 16th, 2007 | 1 Comment

There’s a new widget you can put on your blog and earn credits to deliver free traffic. That could provide a nice boost to your traffic, and it’s absolutely free. It’s called BlogRush and it’s from Internet marketing mega-star, John Reese. BlogRush is like a traffic exchange. You put the widget on your blog and get a credit each time it’s displayed. For each credit you generate, your blog articles are syndicated across other blogs that use the widget. Simple enough right? Better still, there is a ten-level referral system, so if you refer other people into BlogRush, you also get credits for credit they generate. You also get credit for people they refer and so on, up to ten levels below you. Since this widget was just released this weekend, it’s the perfect … Read entire article »

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Premiere Web 2.0 Marketing Event

July 28th, 2007 | 3 Comments

Authority Site, authority sites, authority summit, Web 2.0, Web2.0I need to tell you about an event that my friends at the Authority Site Center are putting on in September. Needless to say, this event will be the premiere Web 2.0, internet marketing and business building event of the year. Let me explain some of the details about the event to you today. First, clear your calendar and make plans for September 7-9. Also, you can buy plane tickets for beautiful (and tons of fun) Las Vegas, Nevada. Their list of speakers is incredible and there is a great event planned for everyone who is going to attend. The speaker list is top-notch. Here’s the full list of speakers and their topics: Mike Filsaime – Business Building 2.0. Mike will be discussing how … Read entire article »

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Taking Social Bookmarking To The Next Level with the Auto Social Poster!

June 14th, 2007 | 3 Comments

auto social poster, General, social bookmarking software, Tools, Web2.0, wordpress pluginThis is the most powerful Social Bookmarking Software Available Publicly! This solution allows you to post to bookmarking sites on a mass level! Auto Social Poster is a Wordpress Plugin that enhances and improves your social bookmarking speed and efficiency: * IT’S FULLY AUTOMATED: Once it’s set up, all you have to do is post to your blog. Auto Social Poster then takes over and ads your posts and tags to each of your bookmarking sites. * IT OPERATES ON A MASS LEVEL: You can install this plugin on all of your blogs. * POSTS DON’T RESEMBLE SPAM: Because you are posting one blog entry, instead of tons of web pages, your activity looks normal to the bookmarking sites. Over time your blog builds … Read entire article »

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Creating Authority Sites

May 14th, 2007 | 2 Comments

Authority Site, Authority Site Formula, authority sites, Web 2.0, Web2.0As Web 2.0 becomes less of just a buzzword and more of a reality, the types of sites webmasters need to publish will increasingly become more important. In other words, mini-sites are slowly dying and cookie-cutter article sites are on the way out as well. Web surfers will become more value-focused and web companies will become larger. Over the next few years expect larger conglomerates to be buying up profitable websites in their chosen markets. Expect smaller sites to either be bought or driven out of business. My intention is not to scare you, but this outcome is inevitable. Large businesses have always taken two approaches to their desired markets. They either buy their competition or they push them out of business. … Read entire article »

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