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Saturday, December 19th, 2009 at
6:00 pm
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Monday, December 14th, 2009 at
6:30 am
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Friday, December 11th, 2009 at
9:01 am
You heard writing articles is a great way to drive traffic to your site. So you have written several articles and posted them to dozens of article sites. Then you sit back and wait for the avalanche of traffic. And wait. Nothing is happening. What’s the deal?The deal is depending on where your article gets republished your links may not be “live”. Writing articles and posting them is a great way to drive traffic to your site. Search engines love it and if done correctly it will help drive new visitors to your site and get you listed higher in the search engines. The problem comes when article writers and authors and publishers don’t all follow the same rules. The main problems are:1. Original article not formatted correctly2. Article copied and pasted into new webpage without links3. New publisher doesn’t make links liveLet us start with #1 “Original article not formatted correctly”. Not all article sites are the same. On some sites you can simply put in plain text and it will format it correctly, paragraphs will be correct and it will recognize http://www.yoursite.com as a live link. Some sites you may need to format it all in html. Sometimes the easiest way to do that is type your article in a web design program such as “Dreamweaver” and then view the source and copy and paste the code. If you don’t have access to such a program then you should learn a few basic html tags:View the source of this page to see the html tags.This is a “break” tag, The break tag is used when you want to end a line, but don’t want to start a new paragraph. The break tag forces a line break wherever you place it, a very common tag and one that is recognized by most all article sites.Bold anything you want in bold should go between these tagsitalic anything you want in italic should go between these tagshttp://www.yoursite.com–some sites will recognize this as a live link. Many will not! This is where you are going to lose your links! If your article is copied and pasted into another web page or ezine your link will not be clickable. Someone who really wants to go to your webpage can copy and paste it into their browser but it is alot easier if someone can just click on it! If it is not a clickable live link search engines will not follow it not matter how many times it is republished. Imangine your article being reprinted 1000 times, a potential of 1000 back links to your site but without it being a clickable link you won’t reap the benefits of those 1000 links. Your links to your sites should always be formatted this way:YourWebSiteIf you follow the correct html formating for links your website links will always be clickable. To learn more about html tags search google for “html tags”2. Article copied and pasted into new webpage without links. Your article may be correctly formatted on the article site you posted to but when it is copied and pasted into a new webpage or ezine it may lose some of its formatting. Some of the better sites have a choice of “ezine ready”, this will display your article in the correct html formatting which makes it easier to copy and paste.3. New publisher doesn’t make links live. All article sites have a policy that clearly states “you are free to republish the article as long as the links and author bio stays with the article” Some don’t realize your links are no longer live or don’t know to make them live. Others leave them off all together or don’t make them live on purpose. Not much you can do except write to the website owner and request they make them live. Some will comply, some won’t. Chalk it up to the cost of doing business. For every site that doesn’t make your links live, 10 will.Keep publishing! Writing articles and posting them across the internet is still a great way to drive traffic to your site. Content is king and website owners, and ezine publishers are hungry for fresh new original content.
Monday, November 23rd, 2009 at
10:17 am
Creating your first website can be a daunting experience to say the least. How many of us have thought to ourselves that we would love to have a website but we don’t know where to start? There are many guides on the internet that promise to show the beginner exactly how to start but often they are either too technical to understand or the guide leaves you feeling that there is an important piece missing from the instructions and the only way to get the last piece of the puzzle is to pay for it.
The main things you need to create a website are: A domain Name, A “squeeze page”, an autoresponder and the templates to use on your websites pages. The great thing is that there are many website templates of good quality graphics available at reasonable prices, but all you really need to know is that a one page website can be sufficient if you are only wanting to use a squeeze page to act as a doorway for your visitor to go through in order to either receive their free gift that you may be offering or to see whatever product you have for sale. You may not be selling anything at all and are offering useful information via a newsletter or blog, whatever it is that you do you need to have at least these vital instruments in place.
A domain name is the address that people will go to when they click on your adverts for whatever you’re promoting and there are many great and cheap companies out there who will provide you with a domain name, a squeeze page or landing page is the first place a visitor to your site goes to and fills in their name and email address in order to subscribe to your newsletter or free gift etc, an autoresponder is an automatic follow up device that you can have working on your behalf sending emails and other useful information to your subscribers in order to build a relationship with them and the website templates are the graphics that are used on the pages of the website.
Now to actually get your domain live on the web you need to have a company “host” your domain. There are thousands of companies out there that will do this for you and usually the average cost of this per month is $9.99. However, you can get free hosting from a site that also shows you how to create your first website in much more detail than I have mentioned here and gives the newcomer everything you need in order to do this.
If you are wanting to learn how to create your first website and also are interested in the free hosting I mentioned visit the link below and get your free guide which will tell you how to do it.
Monday, November 23rd, 2009 at
1:00 am
Creating your first website can be a daunting experience to say the least. How many of us have thought to ourselves that we would love to have a website but we don’t know where to start? There are many guides on the internet that promise to show the beginner exactly how to start but often they are either too technical to understand or the guide leaves you feeling that there is an important piece missing from the instructions and the only way to get the last piece of the puzzle is to pay for it.
The main things you need to create a website are: A domain Name, A “squeeze page”, an autoresponder and the templates to use on your websites pages. The great thing is that there are many website templates of good quality graphics available at reasonable prices, but all you really need to know is that a one page website can be sufficient if you are only wanting to use a squeeze page to act as a doorway for your visitor to go through in order to either receive their free gift that you may be offering or to see whatever product you have for sale. You may not be selling anything at all and are offering useful information via a newsletter or blog, whatever it is that you do you need to have at least these vital instruments in place.
A domain name is the address that people will go to when they click on your adverts for whatever you’re promoting and there are many great and cheap companies out there who will provide you with a domain name, a squeeze page or landing page is the first place a visitor to your site goes to and fills in their name and email address in order to subscribe to your newsletter or free gift etc, an autoresponder is an automatic follow up device that you can have working on your behalf sending emails and other useful information to your subscribers in order to build a relationship with them and the website templates are the graphics that are used on the pages of the website.
Now to actually get your domain live on the web you need to have a company “host” your domain. There are thousands of companies out there that will do this for you and usually the average cost of this per month is $9.99. However, you can get free hosting from a site that also shows you how to create your first website in much more detail than I have mentioned here and gives the newcomer everything you need in order to do this.
If you are wanting to learn how to create your first website and also are interested in the free hosting I mentioned visit the link below and get your free guide which will tell you how to do it.
Friday, November 20th, 2009 at
2:11 am
Creating your first website can be a daunting experience to say the least. How many of us have thought to ourselves that we would love to have a website but we don’t know where to start? There are many guides on the internet that promise to show the beginner exactly how to start but often they are either too technical to understand or the guide leaves you feeling that there is an important piece missing from the instructions and the only way to get the last piece of the puzzle is to pay for it.
The main things you need to create a website are: A domain Name, A “squeeze page”, an autoresponder and the templates to use on your websites pages. The great thing is that there are many website templates of good quality graphics available at reasonable prices, but all you really need to know is that a one page website can be sufficient if you are only wanting to use a squeeze page to act as a doorway for your visitor to go through in order to either receive their free gift that you may be offering or to see whatever product you have for sale. You may not be selling anything at all and are offering useful information via a newsletter or blog, whatever it is that you do you need to have at least these vital instruments in place.
A domain name is the address that people will go to when they click on your adverts for whatever you’re promoting and there are many great and cheap companies out there who will provide you with a domain name, a squeeze page or landing page is the first place a visitor to your site goes to and fills in their name and email address in order to subscribe to your newsletter or free gift etc, an autoresponder is an automatic follow up device that you can have working on your behalf sending emails and other useful information to your subscribers in order to build a relationship with them and the website templates are the graphics that are used on the pages of the website.
Now to actually get your domain live on the web you need to have a company “host” your domain. There are thousands of companies out there that will do this for you and usually the average cost of this per month is $9.99. However, you can get free hosting from a site that also shows you how to create your first website in much more detail than I have mentioned here and gives the newcomer everything you need in order to do this.
If you are wanting to learn how to create your first website and also are interested in the free hosting I mentioned visit the link below and get your free guide which will tell you how to do it.
Friday, October 9th, 2009 at
11:10 am
Creating your first website can be a daunting experience to say the least. How many of us have thought to ourselves that we would love to have a website but we don’t know where to start? There are many guides on the internet that promise to show the beginner exactly how to start but often they are either too technical to understand or the guide leaves you feeling that there is an important piece missing from the instructions and the only way to get the last piece of the puzzle is to pay for it.
The main things you need to create a website are: A domain Name, A “squeeze page”, an autoresponder and the templates to use on your websites pages. The great thing is that there are many website templates of good quality graphics available at reasonable prices, but all you really need to know is that a one page website can be sufficient if you are only wanting to use a squeeze page to act as a doorway for your visitor to go through in order to either receive their free gift that you may be offering or to see whatever product you have for sale. You may not be selling anything at all and are offering useful information via a newsletter or blog, whatever it is that you do you need to have at least these vital instruments in place.
A domain name is the address that people will go to when they click on your adverts for whatever you’re promoting and there are many great and cheap companies out there who will provide you with a domain name, a squeeze page or landing page is the first place a visitor to your site goes to and fills in their name and email address in order to subscribe to your newsletter or free gift etc, an autoresponder is an automatic follow up device that you can have working on your behalf sending emails and other useful information to your subscribers in order to build a relationship with them and the website templates are the graphics that are used on the pages of the website.
Now to actually get your domain live on the web you need to have a company “host” your domain. There are thousands of companies out there that will do this for you and usually the average cost of this per month is $9.99. However, you can get free hosting from a site that also shows you how to create your first website in much more detail than I have mentioned here and gives the newcomer everything you need in order to do this.
If you are wanting to learn how to create your first website and also are interested in the free hosting I mentioned visit the link below and get your free guide which will tell you how to do it.
Wednesday, October 7th, 2009 at
6:12 pm