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Monday, 17 November 2008 |
By seomul Evans
 SEO and internet marketing experts agree that getting top rankings for your website is becoming increasingly difficult. Most online business owners have discovered the importance of SEO and have educated themselves, at the very least, on the basics of optimizing their sites.
And since most business owners know the value of organic search results and one-way links, it's getting more and more difficult to get your website at the top of the search engine results. But you can make it much easier on yourself with article directories. Here are four keys to making article directory submissions work for you.
1. Make directory submissions part of your overall internet marketing strategy. Search engines determine your ranking by noting how many relevant and authoritative sites link to you. The more high-quality sites that link to you, the better.
You'll find that submitting articles to article directories related to your market niche is a great way to get high-quality sites to link to you. If you're a talented writer, you may want to write these articles yourself.
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Friday, 14 November 2008 |
By Frank Rumbauskas
 Google AdWords is one of the most powerful marketing tools that you will ever use. Every good internet marketing professional devotes the majority of their time to increasing the size and quality of their list. AdWords is one of the best methods to use to build your list quickly.
In many pay-per-click systems the only determining factor in ad placement is the maximum bid price. In those systems, if you are willing to pay more than a competitor then your ad will be placed above theirs. Google AdWords does not work that way and places your ad based on performance.
One of the criteria used by AdWords to determine the placement and cost of advertisements is the historical Click Through Rate (CTR). CTR is determined by how often your ads are clicked in relation to how often they are shown. Ads with a higher CTR get higher placement and a lower ad cost.
AdWords keeps a historical record of your individual keywords, phrases, and groups beginning the first time that you begin using the system. This can be a challenge for new |
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