Paradise Advertisement

Truly there is no trick to viral marketing, no strange equations such as those found in SEO strategies. All that is necessary is to get people talking about your website, emailing about your website and just generally creating a buzz.Every website owner should certainly include one or more of the following in his or her own e-commerce game-plan.

1. Email Signature

This is certainly the quickest and most simple method of ‘infecting’ the e-world with your message.Attach a message both intriguing and explanatory, with perhaps a touch of humor if it fits your niche.Then, just get into contact with others compliment other website owners on their site design, offer advice or opinions, or ask a question. The key is to make your email memorable or valuable, so as that the receiver of the email may pass it on to a friend or business contact. One gold jugget of advice here is to build a list of business contacts. Such a list is easy to build via the usage of forums or online communities.From there, just keep your eye open for tools or articles which you feel may interest your contacts. Don’t spam your contacts! Just offer them value and a neat little signature back to your website!

2. Offer Something For Free

One of the most searched for words on the internet today is: Free. Every second website we encounter offers us something for free because that little four letter word is what catches the prey. Free newsletters are abound, to the point where we now hate to subscribe, we would actually need to be paid to subscribe at times. If from your website you can offer something of great value to your visitors, for free, you can set the virus free quite efficiently. Think ebook, ezine, member-only resource center, screensaver and desktop downloads.Find a way, always, to imbed a link, or preferably many links, to your website within whatever you are offering.

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     In order to provide great results, Google looks at each site’s code to determine the site’s relevance, authenticity and authority to each search, or query.

     Relevance

     The purpose of organic SEO is establishing a site’s relevance to predetermined queries. At its core, SEO means ensuring that Google can tell what a site is about.

     Authenticity

     Because users dislike seeing multiple results with the same content, Google tries to keep sites with duplicate content out of the search results.

     Authority

     Links help establish authority on the Web. Google assumes that users prefer results from authority sites over unproven, unknown sites.

     For instance, who would you trust more for domestic advice, Martha Stewart or Billy Bob’s domestic blog? A link indicates that another site has confidence in you. Why would a webmaster link to you if he or she didn’t think their visitors would benefit from your site? Google counts each link as a vote of confidence. Sites with more votes are assumed to have more authority, and are rewarded with higher rankings. Read the rest of this entry »