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In today’s special Article Marketing Issue:
Bookmark | Save | Share | EmailMore on High Profile Article Marketing from The Michel Fortin Blog:
I know - I’ve been quite since Tuesday. I’ve almost been awake since Tuesday, technically. I have something big planned that’s going to happen soon - maybe even tomorrow.
For now, I have a tip from one of my favorite tipsters in the world, Michel Fortin. I learned a bunch of tips from him forever ago in Internet time, that made a big difference to me back when I was only looking to make a part time income online.
Bookmark | Save | Share | EmailGoogle Simplifies their AdWords System (Search Engine News)
Clip ==> “This new change allows you to pay a premium to run lower relevancy ads and also gives you deeper discounts for exceptionally relevant ads. This new change will lower the cost of quality ads and uses efficient market theory to make it more expensive to run untargeted bulk eBay affiliate ads.”
Link ==> Google Simplifies their AdWords System (Search Engine News).
Bookmark | Save | Share | EmailMicrosoft And Google In Race For Online Maps
Link ==> Personal Tech Pipeline | Web Tools
Clip==> Read more
Bookmark | Save | Share | EmailBig Google News - I May Have to Put My Adsense Ads Back Up
If you remember a few months back, I started making my husband Google sleep on the couch. I was angry at him (in my mind Google is a man - don’t ask. :-D) for the whole Autolink thing, and took all my AdSense ads down in protest.
This morning, I invited him to come in and sleep in our bedroom again.
Bookmark | Save | Share | EmailSearch Engine Article of the Day : From MasterNewMedia.org
Thoughts ==> I’ve loved Robin Good’s site for a long time, but recently the amount of good information you can find there is just Out of Control. An issue I was discussing with a friend today led me to my feeds for research on the source he was citing, and that led me directly to this article.
Clip ==> “This newly published online resource publishes 118 positive and negative SEO factors that may likely affect your Google ranking inside search engine page results. The factors are grouped into “on page” and “off page” (links coming from other sites, factors and those factors clearly supported within the recently reviewed Google patent are colored in green.
Bookmark | Save | Share | EmailSearch Engine Tuesdays :: Tool of the Day from ProBlogger again
Thoughts == > I do believe that I am beginning to adore, not just love this site. With this tool, you can take your Google Adwords search information and make it into its own separate resource. Me likey.
Clip ==> Sike. No Clip. Go read his blog, dang it.
Bookmark | Save | Share | EmailNew Search Engine News Podcast Debuts - Portable Media News - Designtechnica
Clip==> “Danny Sullivan and Gary Price of SearchEngineWatch.com will host a daily podcast on WebmasterRadioFM talking about the latest in search engine news.
If you’ve got a thing for the latest in search engine news and events, there’s a new podcast for you. Set to debut tomorrow at 11:30 a.m. EDT is The Daily SearchCast, hosted by Danny Sullivan and Gary Price of SearchEngineWatch.com fame.”
Bookmark | Save | Share | EmailWhy I Decided to Release Another Secret to My Success
So, Search Engine Tuesdays, as you can see, is late coming out today. And it will still go up in a few hours. But before we get into that, I wanted to let you know why I’ve been posting some minor secrets that I use or know of that have led to the wild (and humbling popularity) I’ve had the blessing to enjoy.
It’s getting closer and closer to a time for me to progress into bigger things, wider areas of reach and profits.
Bookmark | Save | Share | EmailHigh Profile Article Marketing: Part Three (Nearly) Slashdotted, The Easy Way
Here’s a little tidbit that I believe I found through Problogger, but don’t quote me.
If you don’t know what “getting Slashdotted” means, it’s a Net term used by site owners that references the experience of getting a sudden rush of traffic that makes you think your server is going to break down, or that you may use up all your allocated bandwidth in one day.
Bookmark | Save | Share | EmailHigh Profile Article Marketing: Part Two
So rule number one for the blogger who has to work around a busy schedule? Never say “we’ll continue on” and give a day. Or you’ll make folks maaaad. ![]()
I can think of worse problems than having people want to pay attention to you.
Monitor Your Visibility in Google and Yahoo with these DIY SEO Tools
This is the second part of an article series in which you’ll find many tools that you can use to monitor your site’s search engine position and see how your do-it-yourself search engine optimization efforts are coming along.
The following tools are for monitoring your search results in the three major search engines. It isn’t an all-inclusive list, but rather a highlight of some of the tools you can use. (I’ll point you to one of the master lists when we get into more general tools in part three.)
Bookmark | Save | Share | EmailWhoops! Forgot to tell you the Yahoo News
So really quickly, there was an update last night, as announced this morning in the
Yahoo! Search blog: “If you have any feedback for us about the new index please email: ystfeedback@yahoo.com.”
Fill the Content Deficit : Part Four
Can your blog also serce as an audition to a person who might be interested in hiring you or purchasing your products and services?
Why not? You’re sharing your knowledge on your area of expertise. A blog helps you brand yourself an expert, particularly as you become more referenced online. Buyers often prefer to buy from people they know, and those that are approachable.
Bookmark | Save | Share | EmailFill the Content Deficit : Part Three
“But I don’t want to give away all my knowledge for free.”
Me either. And I don’t. According to Blogger, at this site alone, I’ve made 897 posts here including this one. That’s 90% of the knowledge I have available on this site that is free. But without the component of the content I charge for, it often has limited usefulness.
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