Category Archives: Website Promotion Help

They say that if you want to have friends, you have to BE a friend. We all know that means you attract friends by acting friendly. But what does “acting friendly” mean? If you’re a business trying to make and keep friends on Facebook, that’s more than just an idle question. Continue reading →

You know all the benefits that writing a guest post for a well-read blog in your niche can offer. You know you can write great content because you’re an expert in your field. But how do you get into guest blogging? Let me give you a few clues from the blog editor’s perspective. Continue reading →

If you’ve never heard of the triangle of trust before, keep reading. It’s an easy way for you to get tons of traffic, top search positions, and more sales. Continue reading →

Convincing visitors to share your blog posts on social media sites isn’t really hard. It’s more a matter of moving barriers out of their way and making it easy for them to share – like setting your dog’s food and water bowls at a comfortable height for him. So let’s take a look at what you can do to encourage readers of your blog to leave comments and share your entries on Facebook and other social media. Continue reading →

It’s hard to come up with an idea to promote your site or business that really makes it stand out. Offering discounts is fine, but how memorable is it? Keep reading for some unusual (and very cool) ideas that you can use to promote your site. Continue reading →

Marketing your business today means engaging your target audience both on and off your website. Social media sites like Facebook and Twitter let you reach more users than ever. But how do you know your efforts are working? You need to look at metrics other than just your conversions. Continue reading →

Online advertising will finally come into its own this year, with sales that match print advertising. If you usually advertise in print media and you’re moving to online ads, you’ll be pleased to hear that they share certain important concepts. These include the importance of location and the idea of the “fold.” Continue reading →

When faced with a social site that boasts 90 million members, it’s valid to ask what all of those people are actually doing on the site. The answer, it seems, is “not much.” At least, that’s the case when the network is Google+, and the site reporting the activity is comScore. Continue reading →

If you’re trying to get visitors to engage with your site’s content and share it, it helps to create the kind of content with which they’ll want to interact. That’s not easy, but if you start with the right idea, and put yourself in your readers’ shoes, you’ll be surprised as how popular your site could become. Continue reading →

Google+ is the search engine giants answer to the omnipresent social network that goes by the name of Facebook. If you are a common internet user, its likely that you have a Facebook account to keep in touch with friends and family or reconnect with those who have lost touch. Since Facebook has been around for a while now, you may consider yourself to be an expert when it comes to using the social network. Google+, however, is rather new and has its own style. To help you become aware of all that Google+ has to offer, here are some tips for beginners that should help you adapt. Continue reading →