3 Free SEO Tools You Need To Be Aware Of

Writing by Nick Stamoulis

Every webmaster wants free SEO tools. As far as SEO tools go, there are three tools that I recommend should be in every webmaster's arsenal and all three are free: Secret Page Spy's Keyword Density Tool - There are plenty of keyword density tools online and it really doesn't matter which one you use. Some of the best ones are free, but not all of them. You might as well use a free one. Secret Page Spy's free SEO tool for keyword density is one of the best. Marketleap - I really don't know how you can make it online without knowing your link popularity and search engine saturation. Marketleap's free SEO tool for link popularity and search engine saturation make this possible. All you CLICK HERE TO READ MORE...

Local Advertising Journal Launches

Writing by Nick Stamoulis

Do you own a local small business? Then you need to read the Local Advertising Journal, the latest blog in the Brick Marketing family. Every day, the Local Advertising Journal will bring you the latest news and insights from the local advertising part of the Web. We will share our insights on how to rank better for your local search terms, how to make the most of local advertising opportunities such as the online Yellow Pages, CitySearch, Superpages, Google and Yahoo! Local, and how to maximize you pay-per-click campaigns with local optimization techniques. The Local Advertising Journal received its first daily post on September 21, 2007. So far, titles of posts at the LAJ include: Welcome To Local Advertising Journal Consumers Shop Online, Buy CLICK HERE TO READ MORE...

Content Development: Should You Write Your Own Content?

Writing by Nick Stamoulis

Should you write your own content? That's a difficult question to answer. For some, it's a no-brainer. Obviously, the best person to write your content is you, but some people are not writers. Some people have a fear of writing while others just feel that they are not adequate enough for the job. Other people are lousy spellers. Still, who knows your business better than you do? There are some important considerations in deciding whether you should be the one to write your content. Content development is not so much about getting the write words on your page as it is about touching your market with the right words. What I mean is, you can write dynamic content, but the best content is content that sells. CLICK HERE TO READ MORE...

Social Networking For Bloggers: Zuggu

Writing by Nick Stamoulis

(Source) The frustration came when I found out that what I thought was an incredible idea for a post, and an amazing article written by some blogger, did not get much traffic or attention, while weeks later some ‘well known blogger writes a post about the same topic but much less interesting, and gets a huge amount of traffic, comments, and credit for it. OK, I kind of like this idea. Zuggu.com is a social bookmarking site for Internet marketers. A lot like Digg, only without the prejudice. Let's face it, Diggers are elitists and if it rains .... Well, you understand. I like this idea because you can actually vote up, or down, those interesting stories on Internet marketing that you find all over the CLICK HERE TO READ MORE...

Yahoo Vs. Google On Search Fulfillment

Writing by Nick Stamoulis

(Source) Compete has just compiled a study that shows Yahoo’s superiority over Google when it comes to search results. I hate to the bearer of bad news (actually, I quite like it), but Compete's study may not be so objective. The company admits on its website that it uses Yahoo's technology to provide search services for its users: Revolutionizing search results by combining Compete Site Analytics with Yahoo's award-winning search technology, alerting searchers to site profiles, promotional codes and trust scores for each search result displayed. Compete Search helps users find the best result faster. That indicates a little bit of a bias to me. Even if we accept Compete.com's conclusion that Yahoo is more useful 75% of the time compared to Google's CLICK HERE TO READ MORE...

Your Internet Marketing Plan: Things To
Think About Before You Go Online

Writing by Nick Stamoulis

Small Business Branding posted an excellent blog post two days ago on marketing plans. While I agree that marketing plans are essential for traditional businesses, they are less so for Internet businesses - at least, as they exist for traditional businesses. Internet marketing plans are a good way to keep you focused on goals so I wouldn't say they aren't necessary at all. But you have different considerations for your Internet marketing campaign. A traditional business plan usually follows this outline: Business Summary and Overview Market Analysis Competitive Analysis Product or Service Outline Marketing Strategy Production Processes SWOT Analysis Business Structure Management Team Financial Information Your Internet Marketing Plan First, there is a distinction between a business plan and a marketing plan. Your business plan, in its completion, could include an Internet marketing plan, which would fall CLICK HERE TO READ MORE...

Internet Marketing Service Highlight: Blogging

Writing by Nick Stamoulis

If you do business online then you need Internet marketing. Whether you run a small business or a large mega-corporation, you need an effective Internet marketing expert who know how to get results. When you hire Nick Stamoulis (that's me!) to run your Internet marketing campaign, that's exactly what you get. I highly recommend the blogging service no matter what kind of business you run. There are several ways you can use a blog. You can use a blog to drive targeted traffic to your website You can use your blog as an SEO tool You can use your blog primarily as a marketing tool and to start the sales process Some people use their business blog as a sales tool A blog can also be used to gain permission CLICK HERE TO READ MORE...

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