Getting your site noticed on the internet can be a very daunting and sometimes expensive experience, especially if it’s a competitive market. This is why I decided to write this article to help and aid those struggling with or have just launched a new site and have limited or no budget set aside for marketing their website online.
Why would you build a website that can’t be seen by the search engines? Why would you pay for a website that can’t be found in the search engines?
Why did you choose your hosting company? Was it because the service that the company offered was second-to-none and strong up-time was guaranteed. Perhaps the cost was affordable? Maybe you had no choice in the matter and it was part of your website design package. Whatever your decision was, if your site is running shared hosting then you may be getting penalized by the Search engines without you even knowing it.
Once again Google takes another stride in keeping several steps ahead of its competition with releasing another nice new tool to play with – Google Insight – but more of that later. I wanted to do this post because I have become increasingly impressed by the development guys over at Google and their constant tweaking and updating of old favourite online tools to help make life more easier for webmasters, online business owners and marketers alike.
What’s in a name? A lot actually! A helluva lot! A name can define many multiples in one short, sharp simple explanation – it can also confuse and bring about ridicule if not thought through properly.
Search Engine Optimisation or SEO is a fast growing young market. More and more companies are switching onto the benefit of using SEO best practices to get their brand noticed or products sold over the Internet.
Every shopping cart should have one. It’s something that sets you out as different from your competitors and makes online shoppers return again and again to buy from you. It’s called your Unique Selling Point, or USP for short, and it may persuade an online shopper to buy from your site instead of somewhere else.
