Archive for the ‘Internet Marketing’ Category
Dos & Don’ts of Landing Page Design – 7 Deadly Sins of Landing Page Design
I came across this Webinar video presentation this morning when doing some research on the landing design best practises and have to say it is the best I have come across as yet. It was presented by Tim Ash, author of the book, Landing Page Optimization and the CEO of sitetuners.com for the official Google AdWords blog, Inside AdWords.
I have to say, it is a really long video, with a duration of about 1hr 15mins. For that reason, I have summarised the key salient points from his presentation. Hope you enjoy it!
The Introduction of Google New Local Search Algorithmic Change Gives You More Reason to Rank No.1 to 3
As several folks on Twitter as well as Google confirmed yesterday, Google search results officially have a new look for peculiar single term (and in some cases two phrase) search queries. They have decided to “make search as easy” as they can by returning more intelligent and relevant search results based on the searchers current location Read More »
Marketing Your Business Blog
I’m carrying on from my previous post about the importance of business blogging. Today, I’ll be going through aspects of marketing a business blog online. I would be covering:
- Search Engine Optimisation (SEO),
- Social Media Marketing and
- Online communications
I think these three aspects are the pillars of marketing a blog online. Remember that editorial aspects of blogging were covered in the first part of this series. The Golden Rule – To keep content flowing and consistent, always have a well thought & planned editorial schedule for you blog.
Web Marketing 101
This is the first of hopefully many posts on our blog. The core focus of this blog is marketing on the Internet. Our objective is to enable you better understand what we do as consultants and to enable you understand how the web can positively impact on developing your business.
The effects of web marketing would be largely dependent on the web marketing channels you utilise as well as type of business and sector your company belongs to.
