Top 7 Reasons to Review your Web Traffic Analysis
by David Bell
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Understanding your Website's traffic logs is a crucial component of your online marketing mix. It tells you what your visitors do, of their own volition, so it's "market research that cannot lie!"
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The Top 6 Website Sins
by Niall Roche
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They say the eyes are the window to the soul. Your website then is the window to your business. What would a passerby think of your "window"? Would they want to stop and maybe come inside for a few moments? Or would they just pass by without giving it a second glance?
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10 Tips for Writing Effective Web Copy
by Julia Hyde
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On the Internet programmers and designers rule, not the writer. Yet words drive targeted traffic to your site, carry content, make the sale, convey marketing messages, persuade people to buy and make the difference between your sites success or failure.
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How To Be Found On The Net
by David Bell
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You want your web site to be found? Here are some tips that Išve picked up during the last five years of designing web sites. Most of these tips have never been mentioned previously, yet they are *extremely important* to the success of your web site!
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Building Link Popularity
by Scott Buresh
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What is Link Popularity?
Link popularity is a criterion that many search engines use when ranking web pages within their index. Simply put, most search engines give a ranking boost to sites that have incoming links from quality, related sites. This method of establishing importance, pioneered by the increasingly popular Google, is now used in some form by 19 of the top 20 search engines. While it is still possible to achieve high rankings for non-competitive terms without a great deal of link popularity, it is unlikely your site will rank well for very popular terms without it.
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Everyone Wins With Reciprocal Link Exchange
by Sonya Gray
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Many Webmasters are realizing the beauty of Search Engine Optimization (S.E.O) when utilizing a popular technique known as Reciprocal Link Exchange. When exchanging links with other site owners, Webmasters are capitalizing on S.E.O's powerful effects.
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Making Reciprocal links Work For You
by Rob Wiley
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Are you generating enough links back to your web site through a reciprocal link system?
This article will give you a couple of ideas of how you can get visitors to provide you with a link back to your site and make that reciprocal link work at its best.
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Exchange Links but Carefully
by Mufad
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There are several factors that determine the benefit that you get when you exchange links with any website. Sometimes you may be giving away some of your hard earned PR (Page Rank) without getting it back in return. While it is debatable if the primary purpose of exchanges is the traffic or the PR gain, a combination of both these motivations is usually present when we exchange links. Apart from the direct traffic, some of the other factors that help to determine the value of an incoming link are
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Introduction to Affiliate Marketing
by Maurice Bandcroft
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What is Affiliate marketing? Affiliate marketing is also synonymous with the following terms: associate marketing, associate programs, bounty programs, revenue-sharing, referral and partnership programs.
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7 Secrets to Affiliate Success
by David McKenzie
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Being successful with affiliate programs requires the use of certain techniques. Yet it is surprising how few affiliates are using many of these methods.
Here are 7 secrets to boosting your affiliate commissions each month:...
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How To Make More Money With Affiliate Programs
by Mario Sanchez
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Affiliate programs are one of the web's most effective marketing techniques. They create a win-win situation by which site A refers a visitor to site B, and site B pays site A a commission if that visitor purchases something. If you are the referrer site (affiliate), you can make money with no overhead (no product, no warehouse, no collection risk). On the other hand, the destination site receives a steady stream of qualified leads from hundreds, maybe thousands of affiliate sites, and doesn't have to spend a dime unless a visitor purchases something.
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How to Review an Affiliate Program
by Clay Mabbitt
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So you've decided to write a review of an affiliate program. What should your review include? The focus of your writing should be information that will help readers decide whether or not to participate in the affiliate program. Everyone has a different opinion on the key indicators of a quality program, but there are a few questions that almost anyone will ask when investigating an affiliate opportunity.
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Secrets of super affiliates
by Ron Pioneer
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Have you ever wondered why it is very difficult for you to make a headway in the affiliate marketing game? Why have you signed up for so many programs with so much expectations and yet you have never being able to make a dime out of them all while some people are screaming about them making over $5,000 in the same program you signed for?
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How cloaking your links can save you both time and money
by Hannes Johnson
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You've most likely seen them in ezines, websites, etc. and quite
possibly clicked on a few of them. If you've been in affiliate
marketing you might have even used them yourself... or at least
you should have. Because it can save you both time and money.
What I'm talking about are cloaked affiliate links. That is,
small HTML files that hide your referral ID, username, member #,
etc... and/or shorten the full URL.
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