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The Simple Ways To Building A Niche Website Empire!

December 9, 2011 By 3 Comments

The Simple Ways To Building A Niche Website Empire

If you are just starting out with Internet Marketing, there are tons of different ways of generating an online income. The problem most marketers have when first starting out is they try everything all at once for example PPC, PPV, and SEO.

There is no problem with running all those different types of advertising but it is way too hard! To be focused on all of those traffic sources can be very overwhelming and I know it because I started out that way.  I tried to make everything work but it never did. It was way too much on my plate. I would never be successful working on all of those traffic sources.

So about 2 and a half years ago I said enough is enough. I need to focus on one method of traffic generation and focus strictly on the traffic I am generating to my websites. So I picked SEO as my main focus of advertising and it still is not easy focusing on one topic versus trying to run PPC or PPV or various other traffic sources. You need to pick a traffic source and develop a system or blueprint that you can follow each and every day.

Once I started to grasp all the basics of SEO I started ranking websites very well and efficiently. I had developed my own system to ranking my websites. Things like learning to optimize Meta tags and Meta descriptions is pretty basic stuff once you know what you’re doing. If I were still working on all the traffic sources I would have never learned what I have come to learn today.

Backlinking was another piece of the SEO puzzle that I had grasped as well. I started learning that relevant backlinks where a major part of my online success. I am always seeing people add so much spam and crap to their website and I was always wondering why. I am always trying to build things for the long term instead of using any trickery that Google may catch onto.  I wanted to build a business that would last for years to come, not just a couple months.

Relevant backlinks give my websites a huge boost in rankings. Creating relevant backlinks makes Google reward me. I was ahead of the game. I was building a lot of quality backlinks that competitors didn’t have. I was beating my competitors by building better backlinks.

Some of the best places to get these links are blogs, forums, and Squidoo lenses. When building backlinks the highest authority backlink in Google’s eyes is an in content link. A backlink that is in the content of the page on the top fold. So when a searcher is reading the article they click your link which in turn gives you traffic and better ranking because Google thinks your website is something the searcher liked. So in return better rankings for you!

It is also always important to be diverse as well. You want to make sure when you build relevant backlinks that you are building all different kinds of links. You do not want to just have all blog comment backlinks because it doesn’t look natural. You want to stay under the radar by diversifying all of your backlinks. It is very important to do so that Google doesn’t think you are trying to game there system.

Once you fully optimize a website and build diversified backlinks to it how do I rank?! Well it takes time. You cannot build an online business over night. You need to build yourself up and keep growing. For example you cannot build 100 backlinks in 1 night. It will not look natural to the search engines. You cannot build links that are made industrial. For example you should build maybe 10 backlinks a day. You could build 15 backlinks a day. You always want to stay natural and under the radar. This will ensure that you keep things fresh for the search engines.

Once you start gaining momentum and ranking and you are hitting 50 visitors or more a day then it is time to add some affiliate offers or AdSense to monetize your website so we can start making money!

It is important that you do not add affiliate links to your website until you get 50+ visitors a day because it can be distracting. Checking stats all of the time is a huge time waster. You could be growing your online business bigger instead. So it is very important that you focus on traffic generation first. Chances are if you get less than 50 visitors a day you are not missing out on much money.

If you have no traffic you will have no money. That is why it is so important to focus on traffic generation first and foremost. You want to make sure you are adding value to your niche. Write good content that is unique and informational. You don’t want to give your readers a 100 word crappy article or your visitors will not like your website and most likely will never come back. You want to add value!

 

Matt Green has been a full time internet marketers for 2 and a half years building 100’s of niche websites and working with local businesses and there online presence.  http://www/evergreeninternetmarketers.com

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Nothing to write about today

April 2, 2011 By 2 Comments

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Have you ever sat down in front of the keyboard, and couldn’t seem to string a coherent sentence together to save your life? Or worse, you kept starting only to get a paragraph into things, and hate what you’d written so you simply highlighted the entire batch of words and hit the delete key?

Blogging is an outlet for thoughts, ideas and creativity, and after a while things can seem to dry up. Maybe you have more creativity going out, than you have coming in! Despite that some might think blogging is a solo enterprise, quite the opposite is much more likely to be the truth. I mean after all who wants to build a blog by themselves with no feedback from the people visiting?

The good news is that the internet is filled with inspiration, ideas, and even other bloggers who are usually more than willing to bounce ideas for topics back and forth. Here are a few tricks to help you get past the next bout of writer’s block.

1.       Try going back over your own posts. If you’ve been blogging for any length of time then I have to assume that both your writing skill, and your knowledge has grown over time, and if you were to go back to the beginning you’d be able to write a better, more in depth article on topics you’ve already written about. Expanding on previous ideas can be a great storehouse for new material.

2.       Think about the last time you’ve scoured the internet looking for material on a certain subject and came away frustrated. Chances are if you didn’t find it, neither did anyone else. Could be that we need a new article on the topic that is easy to find. So help us all out! J

3.       Ask your readers for topic ideas. I’ve seen blogs that have digital versions of a suggestion box where visitors can request a topic to be written on. What better way to attract repeat visitors to your blog than to cater to their needs?

4.       Take a look through your bookshelf at some of the books that cover the topic your blog does. Often the chapter headings can give some ideas into topics you could write about. You don’t need to read the chapter, because that might influence what you write, but the headings will only provide a direction to travel!

5.       Visit some of your favourite blogs and see what topics they’ve covered, or perhaps which ones they’ve missed. If I write a post on keyword research, chances are it will still turn out very different if you then write one of your own. We each have our own voice, research skills and knowledge on a subject and those will all come out in the article.

6.       Pick a topic you’d like to learn about. There is an opportunity when researching something to jot down the information that you are learning about, and then later you can turn it into an article.

It’s a good idea to write more than you need to so that you can stockpile some for later use, and days like those when you just can’t seem to come up with anything. You will always find a use for solid articles either on your own blog or as a guest post on someone else’s. If the quality isn’t what you think it should be then file it away under “unfinished” and you can always come back at a later date to refine it into a quality piece that can then be published, or kept for later use.

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Tips for Outsourcing – 10 Tips That Work

September 4, 2010 By 1 Comment

Tips for Outsourcing

The first tip you should consider among tips for outsourcing is research. Regardless of what professional field you are in, be sure to take the time to research what options you have available to you. Lean the basics of online marketing, including what your website should do for you and what it should look like, as well as the resources available to you. These resources can include software and other technology. The next step is to decide what you want. Include as much detail as possible at this point because this will help you to gather examples. Your developer will want to know as many details about the website as you can give.

Tip three denotes looking around for what you want. Gather as many quotes as you can, and ensure that what you’re looking for is high quality. Don’t choose a cheaper price without first viewing the quality of the work, and make sure that what you choose comes with support. The fourth in this list of tips for outsourcing is reviewing portfolios. This should be done after you have narrowed down your potentials. View the type of work they have done including demonstrations to make sure you will be satisfied with their quality.

Tip five of tips for outsourcing involves have your projects milestones and costs defined clearly. Be sure that you have a time schedule that is accurate, and you understand all the costs associated. Make sure that all of this information is confirmed, including any additional charges you may have to take on for extra features in the future. The sixth tip deals with support. You will want to make sure that you have support for your product following the completion of the project. You should also find out how much this support will cost, or if it is offered free of charge along with the service.

The seventh of tips for outsourcing involves your strategy for promotion. Now that your site is live and professional, you must find a way to get noticed by your clients. Make sure that the site is optimized fully for search engines. Your developers should handle this. The next tip is to establish ownership. This should be clear from the very beginning, including what cannot and what can be altered. Be sure about what the website will be used for, as well as who owns the domain name and that you have control over designing your website.

The final tips for outsourcing are to document everything and to anticipate delays and problems. During the project, make sure that you have documented everything from the timing schedules to the prices. This should all be documented formally, in writing. Keep a record of any changes that have occurred in your agreement since the initial documentation. Finally, understand that there is no project that will run perfectly. Some adjustments and tweaks may need to be made to your website to ensure correct functionality. Be sure to include room in your budget for these problems.

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SEO Tips

August 20, 2010 By 23 Comments

SEO Tips

Search engine optimization, also known as SEO, is an important aspect of internet marketing and is crucial for virtually every website that wants to bring in more traffic. Whether you make money blogging and want to increase your readership, or run an e-business and want to attract more potential customers, search engine optimization should play a large role in your ability to do so. Here, we’ll go over a few simple tips that you can use to boost your search engine ranking, as well a little bit about how search engine optimization works.

Search engine optimization relies upon and takes advantage of the way in which search engines compile databases of websites. Whenever a user inputs a query in the form of key words or phrases, the search engine “crawls” the web looking for matches for those key words. After the search engine has a list of websites it thinks fit what the user is looking for, it compiles them into a results page. A number of different factors go into determining the resulting “rank” (how early in the results page a site appears) of the various websites, and using these factors to your advantage is a key aspect of SEO.

There are two different types of SEO: black hat and white hat. Black hat optimization uses deceitful or dishonest methods such as cloaking, hidden text, and unauthorized redirection to trick search engines and users alike, and should be avoided. In fact, search engines that catch sites using black hat SEO typically ban them from their results pages. White hat SEO relies on the creation of high quality content that users will want to read or watch, and thus the best way to optimize your website (and also the simplest) is to create content for it.

Including particular key words or phrases that relate to your products or services can increase your search engine rank for those same words. For example, an e-business that sells e-books might create a business blog and write some articles on the benefits of “cheap e-books,” or mention how they have a large “e-book library.” There are plenty of tools you can use to determine which key phrases will help you the most. Search engine optimization is a useful tool for drawing in large numbers of users to your site, and if your e-business or blog relies on readers and users to generate income, you should take advantage of SEO as soon as you can.

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