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5 SEO Benefits Of Using A WordPress Blog


Sometimes we take all this SEO stuff for granted,
especially if you have been marketing online for over
10 years. However, the search engines, especially Google
has a "not-so-nice-way" of reminding us that we must
get all our SEO ducks lined up or we are in for
a few shocks, ie. The Panda Updates.

Now I have always used WordPress blogs on my most
of my sites. They are a great way of keeping your
site fresh and current. Posting or adding content
is a breeze and can be done with "zero knowledge"
of HTML coding. Anyone can do it.

Besides the constant flow of spam (if you don't
turn off comments and trackbacks), there really
are no major drawbacks to using WP.

However, there are some major SEO benefits which
everyone should be aware of, especially if they
want their keywords to rank in the search engines.
In a recent blog post on my WordPress blog, I go
over 5 of these major benefits in some detail.

You can find the post here:

5 SEO Benefits Of Using WordPress Blogs






Kind Regards,
+Titus Hoskins


www.bizwaremagic.com





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Your Competitor's Most Powerful SEO Strategies

As a full-time online marketer, you have to keep a close
eye on what your competitors are doing. It is a simple matter
of survival.

Especially what SEO strategies and tactics your competitors
are using to "outrank" you in the search engines, mainly
Google. These tactics can range anywhere from solid strictly
"WhiteHat" methods to down right dirty "BlackHat" techniques
that will leave your mind spinning.

From what I can observe in some very competitive and some very
lucrative niche markets... one of the most effective SEO
methods is simply building a "cluster" or "group" of sites
all related to your theme or subject area.

Linking all these sites together will usually get you, not
one, not two, not three... but four or more sites in the
top 10 on that all important first page of Google.
Even Post Panda and all its aftershocks have not lowered
these sites in the rankings, but increased them.

And the key lies in the fact that these sites have good,
high quality content and probably deserve to be in the
top ten. However, they are all owned by the same person
or company... there's probably nothing wrong with this
savvy marketing technique if you don't mind someone
hogging the spotlight or rather taking all the sales.

Don't just build one site, build fifty or a hundred.

Outrank your competitors by pure volume.

But that's just one of the SEO tactics your competitors
may be using to knock you off the first page. Click this
link to discover many more... you might not like what you
see.

Your Competitor's Most Powerful SEO Strategies



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Advanced SEO Tactics - How To Combat Keyword Site Stuffing By A Major Competitor

If you're an online marketer, sooner or later this scary scenario will happen
to you: "Suddenly, out of nowhere, a major competitor has 3 or 4 sites popping
onto the first page of Google for your niche market. These sites are all
keyworded and optimized for the phrases you're targeting and you're getting
bulldozed off the first page."


Ouch!

This competitor by stringing four or more sites together, can virtually dominate
your niche market for all the lucrative keywords... some of these competitors
string 100s of sites together to completely wipe out the competition.

What to do about this serious problem?

Well, the above scenario has happened and is happening to me in several of my
most valuable niche markets. It makes your job as an "honest" and "ethical"
online marketer all the more harder - although there is probably nothing wrong
with creating 4 or 5 sites in a niche market. We are talking about completely
unique content sites which are not spammy or done by software.

Major companies can afford to hire writers, seo experts, webmasters... to line
up a solid organic campaign which can totally blow the small time marketer off
the first page. Completely.

Anyway, I have written a rather long list of my marketing tactics to combat
such an attack.... you can find my tactics here:


Advanced SEO Tactics - How To Combat "Keyword Site Stuffing" By A Major Competitor

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What Do You Know About SEO?


I am sometimes asked this question and my first reaction
is always: "Not very much!"

However, after over 10 of running websites on the net and
considering I have been a full-time search engine marketer for
the last 5 years - I must know something about SEO.

The reason that question often throws me off, I never set out
to learn SEO. It is just something I picked up along the way...
a good tactic here, a new phrase there, something that works
better if you do this first. And on it goes...

Turns out I do know a lot about SEO but I still don't consider
myself an expert. Just someone who knows enough to make a half-decent
living from this web stuff.

However, I did surprise myself when I went to the link below
and discovered I knew ALL the terms mentioned:

http://www.submitexpress.com/seodictionary.html


This site contains all the SEO terms you should be familiar
with if you're running a site and/or is interested in SEO.
The ordinary Joe on the street probably doesn't know these
terms and is probably better off for it.

But this whole site and issue got me thinking about SEO and
exactly what did I know about it. I sat down and tried to
summarize or condense everything I knew about SEO into a few
basic concepts or tactics.

Boiling it down to the core or to the heart of what SEO tactics
have worked for me. Just some simple techniques that has made
all the difference in the world.

Anyway, if you want to find out more about my own discoveries
on SEO and what works - go here:


What Do You Know About SEO?




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PPC Rant


You must excuse me, I haven't done a rant in over
two years... I have to get this out of my system.
Just bare with me for a few minutes and if you're
into PPC Pay Per Click advertising this rant might
also help you.

I also hate doing rants because I usually end up
with a lot of unsubscribes whenever I do one, but
I am having one of those weeks you really want
to forget about... you try not to let the little
things get to you and remind yourself you're
a professional marketer. Just deal with it!

I saw something that I didn't like this week...
not one bit! If you're NOT into PPC advertising you
can skip to the next article on the New Web 2.0
down below.

As I mentioned last week I started using PPC
in my marketing, more to check it out than
anything else - I have always found organic
marketing much more effective. Getting naturally
listed in the # 1 spot on Google is much better
than having your paid Ad in the #1 spot.

But this doesn't concern Google, I have my PPC
advertising with Yahoo! Marketing and the results
were pretty good until I started some "Content
Ads" this week - you have the choice where you
want to place your ads in Content or in the Search
Results.

Well my content ads returned traffic that was
pure JUNK. Now this is more a judgment on my
part and my opinion... but after religiously
reading my traffic weblogs for the past 4 or 5
years I can recognize Junk Useless Clicks when I
see them.

So I started checking out where my content
ads where being placed. Many were online
game playing sites.

Now this is not Click Fraud... these are
real clicks but the traffic is next to useless.
Many clicks are by mistake, players accidentally
striking a Yahoo! Ad when all they wanted to
do was play an online game.

As Yahoo! states on its site:

"We realize that advertisers are concerned about
traffic quality issues such as receiving traffic from
unwanted sources or increased amounts of traffic. While
we are not legally obligated to address traffic quality
issues, our aspiration is to bring good value to our
advertisers. We welcome information from advertisers
about traffic quality concerns."

Well Yahoo! is very welcomed to this information, as
far as I am concerned you can have all the bell and
whistles you want but if you can't deliver the product
I am buying (quality traffic) then it is just wrong
to charge me good money for it - no matter how small that
amount!

They are "not legally obligated to address traffic quality"
but alert advertisers will definitely have to address
this issue quickly or you could lose a lot of
money fast on useless traffic. I gave Yahoo! some
swift feedback by turning off all my content ads.
I lost a small amount of money, but wasting money
always puts me in a bad mood for some unexplained
reason!

Recently Google Adsense has banned publishers from
placing their Adsense content ads near images - maybe
they found out something Yahoo! has not yet discovered!

And it's not really the money, just the feeling that
you've been mistreated and taken advantage of...
one sobering thought - there must be hundreds of
companies out there spending money just like I did
- I firmly believe I can't be the only idiot out
there doing this. Billions are paid on PPC each
year.

I am off content ads for the moment, I have placed
all my ads over to Search Ads. I am having some
success with search ads so I am sticking with
Yahoo! for the moment. I was actually enjoying
working all the 'ins and outs' of the new Yahoo!
system until this little hurtle came along.

Just shows you have to be very careful when
dealing with PPC advertising, especially when
you're just starting out.

If you're using Yahoo! content ads maybe you've had
different results from mine. And maybe your traffic has
been useful, also keep in mind, there are a lot of factors
involved in PPC advertising... this could account for
what I am seeing but from these marketing eyes... it
just doesn't look or seem right to me!

If you're into PPC content ads... just check out
the URLs your ads appear on... could be a big
eye opener... you may even save yourself some
money. Thank me later!



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Glyphius
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I am still being impressed and entertained
by Glyphius!




This is the copy writing software I told you
about last week. Basically it has taken
100's of Thousands of the most profitable
ads/copy from past campaigns and placed it
into a database.

You type in your web copy - headline, PPC ads,
resource box, sig. file, or whole paragraphs
you want to place on your site and then you score
your writing with the database and your copy
is given a number. Higher the score the better
your written copy should perform.

Change some of the words, then score again
to try if you get a higher score. You can
improve the copy compared with this database
of profitable text. Sounds so simple and
it seems to be working.

I changed a headline on my main opt-in page,
the subscriptions are up but I have also
seen much more traffic lately... as the
article listed above just appeared on
SiteProNews... this always brings up my
number of opt-ins. Will keep testing
this neat software and keep you posted.

Testing your pages and ad copy is one of
the best ways to increase your profits.
You should split test all the important
money pages on your sites.

Now Google has just come out with a great
Free Split Testing system here:


http://services.google.com/websiteoptimizer/




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Becoming The Spider: Next Generation SEO Tactics
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This is my article on Web 2.0 - the brand New Net.

Here's a little teaser:
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Everyone has probably heard of Web 2.0 but very few
know exactly what it is or how it can help your site's
rankings. Here are some Next Generation SEO tactics you
can use to take full advantage of this new Web 2.0
generated SEO gold rush.
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Just when you believed you had all your SEO tactics
figured out, the web goes and changes on you. Not just
the rules of the game but it takes the whole web platform
right out from under your feet and changes it. What's a
poor webmaster to do?

Web 2.0 changes the whole ballgame. It not only places
the Internet user squarely in the middle of things,
but it gives that user the means and power to create
and manipulate data. Web 2.0 dramatically changes how
we view and use the web. Actually, in many respects,
it creates a whole new Internet.

What Is Web 2.0?

Just what exactly is Web 2.0? What does it mean?
Is there a precise definition that all webmasters can
get their heads around and understand? Not really,
many believe Web 2.0 is just another one of those
contrived buzzwords, signifying mostly marketing hype!

However, perhaps the simple definition can be found in
the word "you"! Time magazine probably summed it up
best by making reference to the "you" in user generated
content. Web 2.0 is basically all the platforms that give
us this brave new user-powered interactive Internet,
generally referred to as 'social media'.

Web 2.0 can be seen or manifested in such sites as
YouTube, MySpace, Del.icio.us, Digg, Squidoo...
Web 2.0 uses scripting languages such as Python, Perl
PHP, RSS... to construct interactive platforms that
websites can use to create all this user-generated
content.

Many refer to these evolving formats and scripting
platforms under the name AJAX and no this does not
refer to the popular cleaning agent under your kitchen
sink! This AJAX (Asynchronous JavaScript and XML) comes
from Google and takes web based interactive programs
such as Google Maps, something that's usually associated
with desktop applications, but is now being applied on
the web. If you have used Google Earth, you will realize
how powerful and revolutionary these new applications
can be, not to mention, they are a whole lot of fun.

Where Did The Name Web 2.0 Come From?

Many point to Tim O'Reilly, the constant innovator
of many technological changes on the web. O'Reilly has
been at the forefront in discussions and conferences on
the nature and substance of the 'meme' open source
platforms dominating the new social media.

How all this new media plays out is anyone's guess but
all webmasters should optimize their sites for this new
Web 2.0 and take full advantage of all the SEO possibilities
presented by this brave new Internet.

Here are a few SEO suggestions you can try:


1. RSS/Blogging - You must place a blog and RSS feed
on all your sites. This is a fairly simple procedure to do
with free server-based programs such as Wordpress. Having
a blog and RSS feed will place your site into the whole
tagging process. Each category you create in your blog will
be seen as a tag by such sites as Technorati. RSS stands for
'Really Simple Syndication' and your RSS feeds will get your
content distributed across the web. A simple and easy way to
tap into the new Web 2.0 universe.

2. Create some Google Juice! Join as many of these
highly interactive sites as you can: MySpace, YouTube,
Del.icio.us, Digg, Wikipedia ... my favorite is Squidoo,
where you can create Lenses on different topics that interest
you. User driven content that's utilized by all the major
social media sites. Of course, link back to your sites in
your posts and creations in these user-created content havens
and watch your PR ratings go way up.

3. Use Interactive Scripts - Place interactive JavaScripts
and platforms on your own sites. Have membership forums, polls,
blogs, feedback forms, user-contributions... to build unique
content driven sites. Become the spider!

4. Tagging (Folksonomy) Be constantly aware of the tags
(keywords) you're creating with your blogs and sites. This can
have a very beneficial effect on your traffic and rankings.
Closely relate these tags to the content on your sites and build
higher rankings in all the major search engines.

5. The Long Tail - Especially important for affiliate
marketers, you need to cover special niches where there is
less competition and content. These narrow niches make up a
large portion of the whole vast web, creating content in these
unique areas will get your site included in the search engines
a lot quicker and keep them there a lot longer.


6. Holistic Web 2.0 - Be constantly vigilant in placing
your sites in the whole 'Interactive Game', building links and
partnerships with the important YouHubs: MySpace, Del.icio.us,
YouTube, Digg, Squidoo... the more connections you have, the more
your own sites will prosper.


Be The Spider!


No doubt, Web 2.0 will play an ever increasing role in the
development and evolution of the web. Make sure your sites
are optimized and in the 'You' game. Create blogs, RSS feeds,
interactive forums, membership areas, user-generated content
and truly make your sites interactive havens in their own right.
Just remember to tag everything and your sites will reap the
benefits of this new Web 2.0 generated SEO gold rush.





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The author is a full time Internet Marketer with numerous
sites on the web, including two niche sites on Internet
Marketing. His main site is
Internet Marketing Tools
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Free Keyword Tools
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Keywords are the starting points for making any kind
of income online. You have to get this right from the
get-go! Pick the wrong keywords and its game over.
Choose the right ones and you're on your way to earning
an income from the web.

I just got an email from a lady who has site selling
high end luxury albums but she made the mistake of
marketing them exclusively to hunters. (Hunting
Photo Albums) she was wondering even after getting
#1 spots in Google for her keywords she still
wasn't getting much traffic.

Problem - not many people search for hunting albums!

My suggestion to her was to offer her luxury album
to the wedding market also - this niche has a lot
of searches each day - and you can also bring in the
gift market. People spend more from luxury gifts
especially at weddings.

Anyway you must start with highly searched for
keywords or it's really is game over before you
even start.

How to find popular highly searched for Keywords?


Here are two free keyword tools you can use
to if your keywords are worth their weight
in gold.

Word Tracker's "New" Free Keyword Tool

http://freekeywords.wordtracker.com/


Google's Free Keyword Tool
https://adwords.google.com/select/KeywordToolExternal








Much Success,


Titus Hoskins