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Search Engine Optimization May be a distinctive task that one simply needs to grasp the system. Using the correct techniques you should be ranking in no time and receiving orders or calls to your site. After all there is a lot concerned however this quick 5 step process can help you merely your success in net marketing and search engine optimization.

Search Engine Optimization needs understanding your Competition  Read more... (701 words, 1 image, estimated 2:48 mins reading time)

Search Engine Wars – Quality Searches Vs Quantity!
By: Martin Lemieux

It is no secret that Google and Yahoo are on a continuous battle to win our hearts and get everyone to convert, but is converting someone really a matter of the quantity or the quality?

Let’s take a look at some top key searches and compare them with some search engines online. I will outline a few things for each search result:  Read more... (849 words, 0 images, estimated 3:24 mins reading time)

The prospect of launching your first mobile marketing campaign can be downright scary. Mobile is a new platform, with new conventions, new language, and new metrics. Perhaps you’ve read a white paper in the past. It was probably dozens of pages long and filled with incomprehensible jargon. It discussed mobile marketing campaigns that promised paradigm shifting results. The only problem with the paper was that the campaigns it spoke of were dauntingly complex, and they seemed to rely on technology that has yet to truly arrive. Moreover, they were expensive, and they necessitated that you put your business in the hands of an expensive marketing firm.  Read more... (4389 words, 0 images, estimated 17:33 mins reading time)

This month a marketing firm called IZEA are going to launch sponsored tweets. This network will be connecting advertisers with tweeters that want to get paid to tweet.

Already people are criticising this move as it is just encouraging users to make money from their followers Thelaunch comes just as the Federal Trade Commission is looking to crack down on bloggers who give a positive review to a product or service without disclosing that the company is paying them to do so.
Ted Murphy, CEO of IZEA, says sponsored tweeting is already happening.  Read more... (279 words, 0 images, estimated 1:07 mins reading time)