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Internal Linking Strategies that Google Will Not Penalize

August 6, 2014 by James Seymour

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internal linking strategiesAs Google continuously updates its search engine algorithms to promote fresh, relevant content and remove useless information, web owners are also constantly on the lookout whether or not their search rankings have been affected. To ensure that you will not be penalized with Google’s latest Panda update, here are “Panda-proof” internal linking strategies that you should implement on your websites.Read More

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10 Secrets to Effective Copywriting

July 31, 2014 by James Seymour

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copywriting tipsBecause your potential customers, clients, readers, or buyers depend on what you say, you have to compose a persuasive and effective copy that will appeal to them and make them take advantage of what you offer them. Getting their attention and making them do something depend on your statements, or in other words, your copy!

And this is where effective copywriting should take place. To develop and enhance your winning copywriting skills, follow these powerful copywriting tips and secrets that will surely bring in more readers, subscribers, customers, and buyers to your website.Read More

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How to Create Meaningful Online Experience for Customers

July 17, 2014 by James Seymour

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creating meaningful online experienceHaving known how search engines work and find relevant websites to show on search results, many web owners and designers create websites that focus on the behaviour of search crawlers, spiders, and robots, instead of human experience. What they should realize is that Google and other search engines create algorithms that focus on evaluating whether a website creates valuable experience for web users or not.Read More

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Defining Premium Content

July 16, 2014 by James Seymour

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premium contentNot all content is quality content. And if you want to get ahead of the competition, you have to be mindful of the content you publish on your website. Aim to produce high-quality, premium content that are not only recognizable by search engines, but are essentially useful to human readers, more importantly. Let us discuss more about premium content and how you can take advantage of it when it comes to your online marketing strategies.Read More

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Content Means Revenue

May 28, 2014 by James Seymour

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content marketing strategyThe title may sound preposterous, but for many companies, content marketing has always been at the forefront of lead generation. That position makes it the top source of customers who actually dip into their pockets and pay for the product you’re offering. And yes, content means revenue, that is, if you have a solid content marketing strategy.

A real content marketing strategy is essential if you’re bent on leveraging content and turning it into revenue. So what makes an effective content marketing strategy?

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The importance of body content on your website

May 13, 2014 by James Seymour

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importance of body content on your websiteWe’ve all seen Google Webspam team head Matt Cutts do dozens of Google Webmaster Help videos over the years, but none of them are as amusing as his latest video. To drive home his point about how important body content is on a website, Cutts appears on the video as nothing more than a talking head without a body.

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What Guest Blogging Should Be For

April 22, 2014 by James Seymour

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what guest blogging should be forThere are so many benefits to guest blogging, but it’s really baffling why some guest bloggers do it exclusively for the links. While getting link love is still important when guest blogging, making it the obvious focus of your guest blog is a major turnoff, especially to search engines. Guest blogging for links, after all, is in violation of search engine guidelines, but what’s puzzling is that people do it just the same. They only realise the folly of their actions when Google penalizes them, and you certainly wouldn’t want that to happen to your site, do you?

So if you’re still intent on reaping the benefits of guest blogging, we suggest that you do it not to chase links, but for the reasons we will enumerate below. After all, these are what guest blogging should be for.

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How To Pick The Perfect Picture For Your Blog Post

March 28, 2014 by James Seymour

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visual contentIf you have encountered and avoided reading an incredibly long blog post without any images, headers or formatting to break the monotony of that huge chunk of text, then you have just proven how important visual content is these days.

Whether we like it or not, visual content has text-based content beat when it comes to generating engagement from readers. After all, human eyes find it much easier to process when content it’s broken up by visual components. So if you want your blog to get more engagement from your audience, every single blog post should be accompanied by visual that will enhance your post’s overall content.

However, you can’t just grab any random photo. If anything, you must always pick the perfect picture for your blog post. Here are some tips on how to do just that.

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Which Emotion Makes People Decide To Share and Trust According to Science

March 18, 2014 by James Seymour

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negative emotionsFor an Internet marketer, it is an inherent goal for their posts, emails and other contents to be actively shared by readers and recipients with other people. These, however, have to contain certain emotions in order to be shared as actively as we want. This is the gist of an article written by Courtney Seiter for Buffer.

The four basic emotions

Seiter cites a study conducted by the Institute of Neuroscience and Psychology at the University of Glasgow, which says there are actually only four “basic” emotions: happy, sad, afraid/surprised, and angry/disgusted. And these emotions, according to Seiter, have to be present in posts and emails for people to actually share them to their friends.

Happiness, for its part, is already a main driver for social sharing. The more positive the content, the more likely it is going to become viral. Sadness, however, also triggers sharing as it helps us connect and empathise. Fear/surprise, meanwhile, make us desperate for something to cling to, as well us feel a greater attachment to any given brand. Lastly, there’s anger/disgust, both negative emotions that are positively associated with virality.

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9 Valid Reasons to Redesign Your Website

February 21, 2014 by James Seymour

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reasons to redesign your websiteYour website is the primary online marketing tool for your business. Whatever impression visitors have on your business, your website will play a very important part in it. That’s why it’s only right that you think about redesigning your website.

A website redesign, however, involves a significant amount of investment on your part. Redesigning your website requires a lot of thought, time and of course, money, if you’re hiring someone else to do the redesign for you. Then again, when you have the following reasons for redesigning your website, doing just that could prove to be a wise investment.

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