You are very welcome…I am not sure at all, the only tool I really use is Google Webmaster tools…

Thanks!
Nick

You also told me about some other software that did a great job of analyzing the site. I can not remember the name of it though.
Something basic like “look at my site.” What was it again, please?

Allen, I am not planning on stopping, did not mean to give that impression. My point was that I think the site will benefit greatly from time, even if nothing else IS done. Seems like some of it hasn’t yet sunk in to the engines so has not yet had time to manifest. That’s all. Obviously more can always be done and I never expect to stop completely but I hope there will come a time when it will be a smaller daily effort.

Thanks
Lorraine

Very true and great advice! It does take a good amount of marketing and activity to achieve and keep excellent rankings! Thanks for the comment

I hope this helps and good luck!
Nick

Kudos to the good doctor for not being a do-nothing-else-but-wait fan. What you should be doing right now is more of what you’ve already done. Send out more articles, build more Squidoo lenses and HubPages, build a few minisites, start a blog, do more video marketing … in essence, you should be marketing his website like there’s nothing else to do. The key to ranking well and staying there is to stay active and aggressive in building links and content. Why would you stop?

I have a quick question for you if you do not mid please sir.

I have been working on a website for a local surgeon. He had an existing website but it was not performing well st all. The domain was his name, there was no on-page optimization. Very little real content. No links coming into the site except from yellow pages and doctor directories.

So we got a new, keyword rich domain name, gave him lots of on site optimization, expanded his content greatly both with text and video. Sent out ten articles via ezine and a few automatic directory submissions. Built him 3 hub pages and two squidoo lenses, a facebook page and a You Tube channel with original videos. We sent a PR web press release.

The new website is still no where to be found for any search terms. I know it takes a while and I suspect if I just let it sit in a month or two it would rise, but unfortunately for moi the good doctor is not real fond of the do-nothing-else-but-wait plan.

The new domain name has been active for about 2 months and the articles and hub pages, etc. are not but a couple of weeks old. How long do we need to wait for results and what is the best way to boost this sucker given what I have already done?

Thanks for your advice sir.

Lorraine Grula

I know you are buddies with Michael and Sylvie Fortin. I watched a HILARIOUS video on Michael’s blog the other day Sylvie had made about fake authorities. It was a little animated video with computer generated voices. The male character had been to an internet marketing seminar where they told him he would make millions if he hired somebody in India to write about a subject neither knew nothing about! The female co-worker told him he was bonkers. Sorry, I just gave away the ending.

It is amazing how many fake authorities are out there. I worked in the TV news biz for about 25 years. As the PR industry grew and satellites came along, fake experts proliferated. Put a guy in a white lab coat, throw a stethoscope around his shoulder and give him a script that says whatever toxic, worthless crap you are selling is healthy. There you go! It’s called a video press release and has as much real credibility as Elmer Gantry.

Geez, there I go being too cynical again!