by Dave Foy on September 2, 2010
by Dave Foy on September 2, 2010
So many people focus on getting visitors to their site and forget to convert them to buyers once they’ve arrived. This article suggests ways to redress that balance.
by Dave Foy on September 2, 2010
SEO and Integration With Social Media
http://www.clickz.com/clickz/column/1729491/seo-integration-with-social-media
Take the online shoe company Zappos: a search for the brand results in Facebook and Twitter accounts and their corporate blog. Three listings link to the company website and five of the top 10 are part of Zappos’ social media marketing efforts.
We always aim to get our clients multiple page 1 listings from various sources, and this is one great way of doing it.
by Dave Foy on September 2, 2010
SEO (Almost Always) First
http://www.clickz.com/clickz/column/1729781/seo-almost-always-first
SEO should be one of your first considerations as part of the building process for any online destination. Websites, social sites, microsites, blogs, video or mobile sites, apps, and other online destinations all exist to inform, entertain, or connect, but in order to do that they have to be found.
I’d agree with this, at least that solid keyword research should play a strong role in informing the creation of pages.
by Dave Foy on September 2, 2010
by Dave Foy on September 2, 2010
Link building techniques: Risk vs. reward
http://www.conversationmarketing.com/2010/08/link-building-risk-and-reward-82010.htm
There are lots of ways to build links. But search engines do not like to be manipulated. They work constantly, with lots of really smart people, to find ways to filter out links secured purely for SEO purposes.
A great overview of balancing the risks vs the rewards of a link building campaign.
by Dave Foy on September 2, 2010
> In all types of queries, the meta description is fixated over more and more time is spent looking at it. More than the big blue hyper link and more than the URL.
It pays to spend time crafting your web page meta descriptions properly.
by Dave Foy on August 16, 2010
Or: how you can make some cash for doing pretty much nothing!
We all know how important referrals and recommendations are for a business. Ours here at Woof is no different. Hearty recommendations from friends and colleagues have made up almost all of our business so far and we’re keen to keep up this happy trend.
So, here’s the very simple deal:
If you recommend someone to us, and they subsequently decide to go ahead, we’ll pay you 10% of their monthly fee, each and every month, for as long as they continue to work with us.
So for example: lets say you recommend your friend Brian to us and then he decides to go ahead with a £500 per month SEO and online marketing campaign. We’ll pay you £50 each month. If he continues on for 6 months, you’ll earn a total of £300. Not bad for doing pretty much nothing!
If anyone you know could benefit from our services, we’d be delighted if you sent them our way. Let us know you recommended them and we’ll make sure you get paid.
Visit our main website to get in touch!.
by Dave Foy on August 6, 2010
Hello, and hope you’re having a great summer!
We posted a few months ago that we were fully booked and couldn’t take on any more clients for the time-being.
I’m pleased to say that we now have availability again. This is basically due to many of our first clients having reached their goals (great news!) so we now have limited slots open again.
If you (or anyone you know) would like help with online marketing, or want to figure out how best to use social media for your business, or need a hand ranking on page 1 of Google, please get in touch.
by Dave Foy on May 20, 2010
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Since we started Woof we’ve had a huge amount of interest. We’ve been busy taking on new clients at a faster rate than we ever anticipated.
As you may know, we also spend our time running our own niche-marketing campaigns so we necessarily have limited available spaces for clients.
As of the time of posting, we’re now fully booked. All available slots are taken up.
If you want to be informed when we’re opening the doors again, pop your details in the form on the Woof home page.
Thanks, and speak soon,
Dave
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