We get lots of questions on how to search for keywords and we’ve posted quite a few articles in reply.
As you may already know, with the new Panda update, Google is looking for more variations in keywords. Keywords need to fit in naturally and should not seem to be forced into an article.
A few years ago, many of site owners had the habit of trying to force the strangest looking long tail keywords into their page content as they were the easiest to get ranked for. But in doing that, they threw user experience out the window as they targeted search engines and forgot about the most important element – people.
Many of you may already be familiar with the Google Adwords Keyword Tool. That tool is great for finding your main keywords. But, as mentioned earlier, you need more variation to you keywords. Now, a great way to find such …
(Image by Jonathan Mark)
Last year saw the passing of Steve Jobs, Apple’s founder and CEO which saw a deluge of tributes to him. One of the tributes happened to be a redesigned logo of Apple’s iconic symbol with a silhouette of Steve Jobs incorporated into the bite of a white Apple logo against a black background.
The image which was created by Hong Kong design student Jonathan Mark went viral on the internet after the passing of Jobs. In fact, after the image went viral, that prompted some of the top marketing agencies to hunt him down.
Everybody wants things fast these days. We can’t seem to wait for the coffee to finish boiling. The microwave takes too long to heat up our food. We expect things to get done almost instantly. Those of us who run our own online business might really wish that customers would make their purchases quicker instead of browsing all over, finally picking the products they like … only to abandon their order right before paying! Exasperating, isn’t it? So what can you do about this?
Besides checking your cart’s aborted orders section where you can go through the list of customers who did not complete their orders to follow up with them to try to get them to buy from your store (which we’ve covered in a previous article), professional and …
