Posts Tagged ‘Peek’
Everybody loves tools! For search marketers working on any levela 10 page site or a 10 million page sitetools are essential. They save us time, they help us diagnose issues, and they give us a peek into what our competitors are doing.
SEO With Google Sitemaps
Sunday, October 25th, 2009
What is a Google Sitemap? A Google Sitemap is a very simple XML document that lists all the pages in your website, but the Google Sitemaps program is actually much more important than that. In fact, the Sitemaps program provides a little peek inside Google’s mind – and it can tell you a lot about what Google thinks of your website! Why Should You Use Google Sitemaps? Until Google Sitemaps was released in the summer of 2005, optimizing a site fo
What “Web Superstars” Won’t Tell You (But We Will)
Friday, October 16th, 2009
Ready to put some serious thought into your Web business and push your limits? Good, because we’re about to blow the doors off it all, give you a peek behind the curtain and get you seriously ready for Web success. You may not like what you’re about to read and it may not even be feasible but for those in genuine pursuit of success (whether financial or otherwise), you need to abide by the tenets and tactics outlined below if you’re serious about becoming a Web superstar. Carl Sagan once said
Using Twitter for Business
Sunday, September 27th, 2009
When I first heard about Twitter–a tool for instantly broadcasting the stream-of-consciousness minutiae of your life to the world–I was pretty sure it was a cross between a complete waste of time and navel gazing on crack. Turns out I was right. A quick peek at the most recent posts–called “tweets”–include information on what people are having for breakfast, laptop woes and depressed thoughts over last night’s home team loss. (Plus a bunch of foreign-language tweets that may range from t
Under the microscope: Print Advertising vs Social Media Marketing
Tuesday, August 18th, 2009
Which advertising medium - print or social media - provides more reach and more bang for your buck. It’s a complicated equation. Luke Faccini takes a peek under the hood. Before diving into this contentious subject, let me say upfront that print advertising in some cases can be very profitable. As with any marketing piece, when you include a tracking method, such as a 1300 number or a unique URL, you can easily measure the number of conversions gained through it. Then simply multiply the resu


