Posts Tagged ‘traffic’
Wednesday, December 24th, 2008

Google has recently declared that they are committed to Network neutrality. They have announced that, their search results will never be biased towards the source, ownership or the destination of the content in the web pages.
Broadband providers are asked not to allow the traffic to be directed on the basis of any of the above. They should be allowed to upgrade their network including edge caching, but they should never be allowed to prioritize the results displayed to the users.
Google is a supporter of various methods to enhance the web performance. This includes edge caching which will store the data in a temporarily manner. However, Google doesn’t consider this as a violation of their network neutrality concept.
Google has made it clear that, they don’t have any opposition towards the collocation or caching policies of the broadband providers. None of the agreements made by Google for collocation wants it that the traffic from Google search engine needs to be prioritized over other search engine results. Google warns that, the policies followed by the broadband providers should not affect the open internet or the innovation of the internet in a positive manner. This is why Google is committed to the neutrality of network.
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Tags: broadband, Google, Internet Marketing, network, network neutrality, policies, search, search results, supporter, traffic, violation, web pages, web performance
Posted in Featured Articles, Google | 2 Comments »
Wednesday, October 22nd, 2008
After their attempt to a little touch up, Google analytics offers an important upgrade. They are offering a better approach to:
• AdSense integration
• Motion Charts
• advanced segmentation
• API
• custom reports
• updated user interface
Though being hailed as an upgrade, the great news is it’s free. These tools can be used by all Google analytics users. The idea behind this move is to make the expensive and difficult to use tools gain larger acceptance. In this new approach, they are free and easy to use. This adsense integration lets you link your adsense and analytics account after which you can view all adsense data. Now you can evaluate and watch your account closely and determine changes in:
• total revenue
• impressions
• clicks
• click-through ratio
• revenue per day,
• revenue per hour
• revenue per page
• per pages profitability
• revenue per referral
• data on sites that bring in profitable traffic
If you’re wondering how to get around to using these tools which may seem a little complicated, there’s good news. Google has made available videos to aid users in their quest to master the use of their integration tools. Things will take a while to be used by all but the beginning is here.
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Tags: adsense, analytics, API, clicks, data, Google, integration, interface, motion, pages, referral, revenue, tools, traffic, videos
Posted in Google, Internet Marketing, SEO Knowledge | 5 Comments »
Friday, October 10th, 2008
Of course, English as a language is widely accepted as the language of the internet. However, what do you do when you get an enormous number of submissions in other languages? When the Sphinn social news site was launched, this problem plagued everyone. What was one supposed to do with the Japanese submissions? Maybe for English speaking internet readers this problem didn’t look quite as huge but truth is how was all the spam that got submitted to be monitored. Traffic congestion and mismatches were likely.
Thanks to Kenichi Suzuki, and developer Sera Hiroyuki, now you can breathe a sigh of relief because Sphinn Japan is here, a great step in the SEO world that’s going to help channelize things. It also does pave the way for the development of other foreign language inclusions in mainstream site building and submissions.
This is great news for internet marketers as it allows limitless growth and management in the online world. It’s a global scenario now; certainly the SEO and online marketing opportunities are likely to increase encompassing a much larger audience. With the SEO world getting bigger each moment, it is important to know that previous limitations may not be there anymore and this will help you increase your scope of work.
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Tags: audience, developer, development, English, foreign, increase, Internet Marketing, Japan, Japanese, Kenichi Suzuki, management, news, online, readers, SEO, Sera Hiroyuki, site, social, spam, speaking, Sphinn, submissions, traffic
Posted in SEO Knowledge, Search Engines | 8 Comments »
Thursday, October 9th, 2008
When you choose to be a webmaster, it’s important to know what sort of traffic you want to attract. You can start out with a specific niche that eventually is accepted by a large group of people who believe in your cause. As such, you’ll have to work towards increasing readership within a certain group of people. For example, if you want to discuss weight loss, you’ll eventually realize that most people searching for related keywords are usually people who need such a service. So, this in a way guarantees that you enter a sphere that’s already populated but his room for more.
Do remember, though that this is still a generic approach and a lot of people searching for weight loss related information may not be redirected to your site. On the other hand if you discussed American recession in very layman terms explain to people what this means in terms of tax benefits, unemployment benefits and other matters of equal importance, there’ll be a lot more people looking for that information right this moment. This is the importance of title selection, the niche you chose to work with and the keywords that guarantee that people really are looking for the information you offer.
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Tags: American, benefits, generic, group, increase, information, Keywords, niche, populated, readership, recession, related, relevancy, SEO, service, tax, title, traffic, unemployment, webmaster, weight loss
Posted in Internet Marketing, SEO Knowledge, Search Engines | 9 Comments »
Wednesday, October 8th, 2008
The need for great SEO techniques is not just a need, it’s a necessity. For your site to be noticed, alongside internet marketing, you’ll need just the right design an SEO tools to help it reach out. You want to make money from your site. You need to know how to link and how to get the right back links. Get people to mention you on their sites. A back link will make people view your site.
The need for content doesn’t just end at grammatical proficiency. You need the latest info and keywords so people search for what you write. Today, if you chose to right an interesting article with great research on dinosaurs, it may not be as well read as content related to Obama and McCains presidential debate. It’s about the right tags and keywords at the right time. This is SEO at its best.
A little foresight and open mindedness to what you want the world to read about will help you get the best results. Be attentive towards using popular tags, cloud tags, meta tags, and link well with relevancy while being attentive towards titles. This is the simple truth and your best secret towards attracting more traffic.
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Tags: article, back link, content, Keywords, McCain, meta, Obama, proficiency, SEO, sites, tags, techniques, tools, traffic
Posted in Internet Marketing, SEO Knowledge, SEO Tips, Search Engines | 12 Comments »
Friday, May 16th, 2008

Lately I have been experimenting with Twitter as there is alot of buzz surrounding the social site, so I decided to do an experiment just to see how much traffic twitter can deliver and is it worth it? Well I decided to do this experiment on this current blog for 1 month this was between April 14th 08 – May 14th 08. As you can see from the stats above twitter had been sending around 120 uniques a day which is ok. I have been carefully tracking these visitors and although I cant track how many people are personally bookmarking the site I can track my subscribers. So since I started this I have got a few extra subscribers than normal daily. But if you take a look at the bounce rate from twitter it is extrodinarily high with alot of people staying on the blog for less than 1 min. Therefore from this experiment I have learnt that although twitter has the potential to send alot of traffic how much of this is actually worth it? Ok it may be because of the fact that most people on twitter dont know what SEO is and I may have been targetting the wrong audience but I feel for most online businesses or blogs looking to bring in targetted traffic twitter is not the way to go.
Feel free to leave comments of your twitter traffic and if it has been succesful to your niche. One great thing about twitter though is the communications you can have with people and you can learn alot and obtain a lot of knowledge so just participating and speaking to a wide variety of people can give you a great headstart.
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Tags: SEO, SMO, traffic, Twitter
Posted in Socal Media Optimisation | 11 Comments »
Friday, May 2nd, 2008
When you board a bandwagon of the Internet, you focus primarily upon two things – Quality and Retention. Quality indicates the filtration of traffic and Retention means your capability of retaining the skimming audience.
Your Billboard on the road crossing is visible to all sorts of visitors and in most cases the major chunk is beyond your target sector. Internet has been able to segregate the traffic to a great extent. A mid aged professional looking for Income tax saving options hardly bothers look at the gift shop, which sells a diamond pendant. The concept of filtration of traffic is partially done by the Internet users themselves, where they search based on certain keywords. This is also very apparent that a visitor looking for a particular product will hardly restrain himself in clicking on the 1st result displayed by the search engines, rather they will surely click on several websites to exercise their options.
Natural search engine results can bring a phenomenon change in your business, but not necessarily you need to occupy the number one position, because your filtered target audience will find you even if your position is slightly lower in the ladder.
Once you draw the attention of sustainable amount of visitors, your prime focus should be on retention. A normal visitor will allow hardly any time for your sales; rather your dramatic appearance should be able to catch his eyes instantly. If he finds attraction, then only he will be ready to spend a few more seconds, thus enabling you with the opportunity of retaining him slowly but inevitably.
The flowery marketing jargons fail to raise impact of the visitor any more, as people are aware of glimpse and glitter of the companies in this competitive age. Remember people hardly trust you and the visitors have become informed buyers in most cases. So, what you need to do? You need to focus on the features, which will precisely narrate how the product helps them, rather than furnishing your credential. If a visitor finds the requisite features, which help him out, then only he will be interested to know more about you and your portfolio.
You should define the tracks properly so that your quality visitors feel inquisitive about your entire product range and mainly on how your product is more suitable than the others. This is also true that whenever a company launches a product, the brand promotion technique emphasizes on the differences/ specializations in comparison with other products of similar nature. The content of the website should be able to portray them in a precise manner. A systematic presentation always becomes decent. Take the advantage of the technology and make the content appealing to the visitor.
Remember getting traffic is difficult, so never show the luxury of loosing them after getting them to visit you, moreover if the visitor becomes impatient or it raises his eyebrows, he may not come back again, as the first impression really matters.
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Tags: Internet Marketing, quality, retention, traffic
Posted in Internet Marketing | 2 Comments »
Wednesday, April 30th, 2008
Search Engine Optimization, simply put, is about hitting the bull’s eye, which means to be the top ranker in the list generated by search engine results and achieve top precedence on the recognition lists among the web visitors. SEO or search engine optimization is the utilization of specific keywords configured on the site in a way that they will be very easily found, read as well as indexed by search engines in a manner that they will impel traffic to your website. The keywords used in your META tag ought to be used properly in the text on the website. Individual web pages should target keywords and phrases so as to be indexed and ranked appropriately.
SEM, or search engine marketing, comprises researching, submitting and marketing the website to attain highest exposure and traffic. It usually includes banner ads, affiliate – programs, link building campaigns and article marketing. Well-planned and well-placed banner ads will facilitate draw attention to the intended site. Affiliate programs can be very advantageous for all the parties involved. Link building is the act of placing links to the site in tactical places on blogs, forums as well as other related websites.
Search engine submission, directory submission, article writing, link building, Keyword selection, press release, Title and Meta Tags are key search engine optimization techniques to be a top ranker in search engines as well as to create more traffic. All the major SEO companies all over the world are applying these strategies to improve websites ranking and bring more traffic.
SEO techniques play a fundamental role in the success of a web site. Latest SEO is a combination of SEO techniques and SMO techniques. SMO or Social Media Optimization is a set of techniques used for creating traffic during social and community websites. Utilizing social networking sites such as YouTube, MySpace and others could give the frame you require. SMO is potentially the simplest type of marketing, since all that is needed of you, is to join a great network of friends’ list and post comments on their blogs now and then. The more active you are in the social networks; there will be more links to your site. The more links you create, the better the potential for visitors to view the website and take benefit of your client’s products and services.
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Tags: blogs, SEO, SMO, social, techniques, traffic
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Tuesday, March 4th, 2008
We have been doing alot of testing lately with stumbleupon – we feel out of most of the social sites stumble has the means to bring in the most targetted traffic on a long term basis. We all know about the digg effect but how long does that last it will probably bring you a heck of alot of traffic all in the space of a few hours – while this is good in some ways such as the backlinks we feel that the stuble effect is a much more pleasant one.
If anyone reading does not know what stumbleupon is, its basically a (well how shall we put it), ok as people say a social websites where its members download a toolbar and can stumble a page they can either click on like or dislike the more positive stumbles your site gets the more it will be featured in the tagged category thus bringing in more targetted traffic. Its abit like the old traffic exchange sites where you used to view people sites and earn credits the more credits you earned the more visitors you got.
The best thing about stumbleupon is the vast amount of backlinks that it creates, every review will be picked up by search engines especially Google almost immediatly increasing your link juice. We will write a full review of stumbleupon.com in the near future – but we’d just thought we would let you know its a very positive effect using this site
Our quick top tips are be an active member this plays a big role in your campaign, also try to build up your friends base. To get you started a good website to use is stumblexchange, its a website where you can exchange stumbles with other users.
Keep stumbling
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Tags: SEO, stumbleupon, traffic
Posted in SEM Knowledge, Socal Media Optimisation | 1 Comment »