Showing posts with label article marketing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label article marketing. Show all posts

Saturday, January 4, 2014

A New Internet Marketing Strategy |Maryjane's Blog

Internet marketing is a term that is often misunderstood. Some people hear the term and instantly think of all of the junk email messages they receive. Others hear the term and think anything and everything online is internet marketing. Still others hear it and think about how they could get a better internet marketing strategy. For the sake of this article, we will assume you fall into this last group. Let's take a look at a few ideas to help you learn about internet tools so you will do better.



There is one thing that any good internet marketing strategy is based upon, and that is systems. The problem is that too many many marketers throw a site together, put it online and then try to get people to buy from the site. It is possible to make money this way, but it isn't easy and it isn't the most profitable. What they need is a step by step system that starts from the beginning.

Before you put a site up, you need to know who your market is and how your product or service will help them. For the record, "people online" is not a market. You need to be specific. Also, do not just assume there is a market for what you're selling. Instead, you need to find the market first, then figure out how to cater to them. Be careful! A lot of amateur marketers assume there are markets where none exist.

Once you determine who your market is, you need to know the primary way they are going to find you. An internet marketing system takes this into account. Do not assume that they will just find you by searching for some terms at Google. They may, or they may not. The truth is that you get to decide to a major degree how you want people to find you. Whatever you choose, make it a part of your system.

Now you can start thinking about putting your website together. Your site needs to incorporate everything you have done up to this point. You need to know the best way to communicate with your market, and how you want them to find you. If they will be coming to your site from somewhere else (such as an article you have written), then you need to make sure that your site matches the expectations you are creating.

Granted, a lot of these things in your new internet marketing strategy are a bit different than you have been doing them. But this is a good way to go about it if you want to get more customers and generate higher profits. Do not just go about things in a haphazard fashion. Find or make a system that you can follow each and every time.

Maryjane Angelo

Saturday, December 21, 2013

Adwords Suggestion Tool For Profitable Keywords | Maryjane's Blog

Doing business online means that your primary goal is to get traffic to your website. There are many methods you can use to generate that steady stream of traffic: Pay Per Click, Search Engine Optimization, and article marketing. All of these methods have one thing in common: you have to have a good list of keywords for them to work.  That's why many online marketers turn to Googles adwords suggestion keyword tool.



There are other programs online that will help you find great keywords, but most people stick with the giant and use the Google keyword tool. This tool will give you most of the information you'll need to set up successful advertising campaigns online.

Of course, as with everything, the keyword tool is not the do all end all. It's a really good place to start but you really have to drill down to find as many possible results as you can.

Most people will use this basic approach when doing their keyword research: type in a broad phrase and then take some of the results and drill those down even further.

Enter a general term and make note of the results. Depending on what you are using the keywords for, you may want to set the keyword tool to show you specific things such as the estimated cost per click, or the amount of competition, etc. 

Once you've gotten a general list of possible keywords to target you can then get more specific in your search. For example, if you're searching for dog toys you would enter 'dog toys' in the keyword tool.  You will get back a fairly comprehensive list but you can than take those results and narrow them down further.

So if you got the term homemade dog toys you may be able to further hone that down to wooden home made dog toys. You get the idea. Start broad and narrow your selections down until you've got a complete list of highly targeted keywords to use for your online advertising campaigns. 

The narrower you make your list the more targeted, and likely to actually make a purchase, your visitors will be. Also, you'll have less competition for the term wooden homemade dog toys then you would for dog toys. True, you'll also have fewer searches but the searchers you do have will be very targeted and they won't cost you as much.

Don't get too caught up the estimated cost per click numbers. These are only estimates. The actual amount you, or anyone else, pays for a given keyword can vary significantly based on several factors such as the quality score Google assigns to your ad.

The more clicks your ad gets the higher the quality score you'll receive. If you have a high quality score your ad will show up higher in the results and you'll pay less for the keyword.

The Adwords suggestion keyword tool is a great place to start your keyword research for any type of online advertising you need to do. Just don't fall into the trap of believing that it's going to give you every result for any given keyword and make sure to keep in mind that the results you get will largely be estimates and not exact numbers.


Maryjane Angelo