Conversions are extremely important for those who put up websites to conduct business online. However, conversions are rather elusive for many website owners. They could get heavy traffic and still end up holding an empty bag because no one bought anything or subscribed to anything. Their sites could be filled with exceptional content and a gazillion backlinks, yet sales remain tepid at best. To make matters worse, they could be offering the best rates or prices for a particular product or service, yet no one seems to be biting.
If you’re a website owner and you can totally relate to any of the situations mentioned above, then it’s time for you to test if your website can convert.


The benefits of guest blogging are manifold, not only for you but to the owner of the blog you’re doing a guest post for as well. As long as your guest posts are of high quality, the exposure to a new audience, the chance to carve a reputation, leave your own fingerprints on the Internet and get a higher ranking in search result pages are benefits that are going to be there for the taking.
For as long as anyone can remember, supermarket tabloids have been writing headlines that are designed to shock—and of course pique enough the interest of people to pick them up—of anyone who reads them. Now that school of headline writing has already crossed over to the Internet, with sites like BuzzFeed and ViralNova screaming headlines that may not be as sensational as those in supermarket tabloids, but are just as long-winded, brimming with emotion and to a certain extent ridiculous.
Every single Twitter user knows having a huge following is a big deal. Celebrities take a lot of pride in it, and so do businesses that use the social media site as a way of building brand recognition, search engine rankings and of course, a customer base.
Have you ever wondered how some people get to do so much within a typical 8-hour work day, while you spend the same amount of time at work but you’re not being as productive as you’re supposed to be?
Anyone with a website or a blog scours the Internet for images that they can use for publication. However, as many have eventually learned, finding images that can be reused for free without any caveats from the owners of the images has proven to be quite tricky. Over the years, countless bloggers and webmasters have already found themselves at the receiving end of emails requesting that images they have used for certain posts be taken down or face legal action.
Facebook marketing has proven to be one of the best ways to grow your brand and your business. With its effectiveness at fostering relationships between businesses and their fans, Facebook marketing has become a must for any business aiming to achieve success in a world that is dominated by social media.
Let’s say that you have done well setting up your landing page for your PPC campaign. It has well-written content, have clear headlines and has good calls to action. And traffic is actually good, yet conversions are way below your expectations. Considering that a landing page is actually all about conversions, you might have a problem on your hands.
There is no doubt that over the last few years, mobile Internet usage has significantly increased. Experts are even saying that within this year, mobile Internet usage will be on par with desktop usage, and that is definitely saying a lot about how dominant mobile is going to be in 2014.