Posted by admon on 08 Oct 2008 | Tagged as: Web Traffic
You can now use Twitter for affiliate marketing purposes, which will help drive more traffic to your site. This assumes that you are an online merchant who has an affiliate program in place, and you have a number of affiliates who are also using Twitter. This technique is called Rapid Twitter Marketing, because you will [...]
Posted by admon on 25 Sep 2008 | Tagged as: Web Traffic
What exactly is duplicate content, and will the search engines penalize your site if you have it? What if other sites scrape your content, will your site suffer when those scraper sites rank higher than your web pages? Or is all this worry about duplicate content needless since dupe penalties on the web are just [...]
Posted by admon on 08 Sep 2008 | Tagged as: Web Traffic
You’ve probably heard of Twitter and micro-blogging. But what about macro-blogging? Actually, it’s just a term I’m toying around with to refer to “blogs” where you can use more than 140 characters per entry. There’s a free service available that’s somewhat similar to Twitter and Plurk, and it is called Rejaw.
Posted by admon on 07 Sep 2008 | Tagged as: Web Traffic
People who are able to attract loads of search engine traffic usually give this advice: Write articles and get lots of backlinks. One way of getting backlinks is to post unique/original articles in Qassia, because those pages will provide a one-way quality link that points to your site (or to any site you choose). Is [...]
Posted by admon on 22 Aug 2008 | Tagged as: Web Traffic
Yahoo! Buzz can help drive more visitors to your site, if you use it properly. Here’s how increase your web site visitors with the help of WordPress plugins, plus tactics on how to give your blog posts even greater visibility online.
Posted by admon on 10 Aug 2008 | Tagged as: Web Traffic
You’ve probably heard of micro blogging, where people type short entries (some less than 140 characters) into services such as Twitter, identi.ca, or even Plurk. It’s easy to type out these short sentences, compared to coming up with 400-word blog posts. But what about micro videoblogging? And what is the impact of this form of [...]
Posted by admon on 19 Jul 2008 | Tagged as: Web Traffic
Do you use Alexa to analyze your web site traffic versus that of your competitors? Do you like using the compare graphs feature which plots the Alexa traffic movement of many different web sites over the past so many months? Well, it’s quite easy for you to get misled. You might stare at impressive graphs [...]