I’ve talked in the past about how to make a page on Facebook. With Facebook being the most heavily trafficked site on the internet, this goes to show how invaluable having a satellite site/profile for your main URL on these high traffic networks can be. Many web users exclusively use the likes of Facebook for […]
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Every time we get comfortable and used to something we like, it seems like that’s when it needs to change, doesn’t it? That’s been the case with the new Facebook timeline pages layout. The most notable change is that you can no longer set a custom landing page. This will likely eat into Facebook’s advertising
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Writing a great headline is your first job with any new writing piece. This is the gateway to the content itself; and if you’ve got the greatest article ever written, without a great title to draw them in, no one will ever see it. Here are 6 tips on how to write a great headline.
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Google Ads versus Facebook Advertising. Pay per click or PPC is a great source of traffic for a number of reasons. First and most obviously, it affords you the opportunity to generate and sent instant traffic toward virtually any page of yours (so long as it complies with the advertising network’s guidelines), so you do
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“Finally Get a 6 Pack Abs With This One Weird Trick” Every now and then you’ll see a trend pop up in the advertising world. You’ve probably seen the above it before and maybe you’ve even clicked on an advertisement which uses this trendy copywriting tip. I say trendy because we went from never seeing
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As Google continues to role out updates and changes to their algorithm, including big penalties for over optimization and links from massive “private” blog networks such as Build My Rank (see Build My Rank Is Dead), many webmasters and SEOers have been flustered trying to find reliable link building practices and techniques which will both
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Writing a great headline is a surefire way to win the (albeit) temporary attention of your reader for a few moments. The mistake which a lot of copywriters make is simply promising too much in their headlines. It’s important that you shy away from using “too tall” promise copy. Some examples of too tall promises
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Build My Rank was a link building service which a lot of marketers were using and seeing good results from for getting their sites to move up in the SERPs. How it worked was that the marketers would create article content based on their niches which would get submitted to and published on the many
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“If” is a decidedly powerful term in copywriting which marketers can always turn to for a quick and effective headline. This can take an ad which seemingly promises too much at first glance and then make it much more believable just by the power of the “If”. Let’s take a look at some before and
Just a quick post today on something interesting as it relates to how search engines catalog web pages. Search engines have millions and billions of pages of content to sift through to answer search queries. To save space, catalog more pages, and ultimately return results more quickly, search engines sift out and ignore what they
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