You have a couple of things to consider here: 1) Increasing number of visitors means increased number of potential customers 2) Perhaps more importantly is to make sure you lever each visitor as much as possible. For example if you have 2000 uv per day and they never buy anything, then increasing traffic to 4000 uv per day might not help much. It is
The US Securties and Exchange Commission does not issue the sybol based on any SB-2 filing approval. Once you get approval based on your filing from the SEC, a company has to file a 15c2-11 with the NASD. This is a full blown disclosure statement, that much like the SEC, must undergo a vigorous comment period, where the finiancial and market regulators get to, excuse the ph
Consider this example. 100 sign ups $4.95 trial $39.95 monthly $1.00 x sell $39.95 monthly x sell 25% x sell opts 100 sign ups * $4.95 = $495 25 x sell opts * $1.00 = $25 35% trials convert = 35 * $39.95 = $1398.25 35% x sell convert = 8 * $39.95 = $319.60 Membership Income in 3 days = $2237.85 gross Processing Fees, Refunds, C/Bs
Nothing wrong with them from what I can tell. The problem is with the general vagueness of the term "doorway pages" that's come about over the years, and the checkered history of how these pages have been used. Sitemaps apart... the original idea of a doorway page was a well-focussed optimized page that linked into a site and attracted search. I'm not clear
How important are
How important are elements? Think of it this way - it is the single most important element on the page, bar none. The element is displayed in the browser title bar. It is displayed as a link to your site from the SERPs. I think I've viewed over a million titles over the years, if not, it sure feels like it. After you've created so m
Well if they could log in then you could give people a site specially programmed for them. They tell you where they live specifically and then your content reflects their registration data, (specific shipping charges, targeted sales, ect..) and if your really good, it could try to up sell on something they have bought in the past. (Not sure about the technical side of this
- Keywords in META keywords tag that don't appear on the page I have several technical students working for me on content building. They generally take an existing page and do "save as" for a new page. They very often forget to change the title, description and/or the keywords. I would say the majority of webcontent builders have little idea about meta tags. <BR
1. the first "visible" words on the page are extremely important. Go to each web page > select edit from menu bar > "select all" and paste into a word processor. If for example the first word that appear are say: > HELP! > Contact Us > Departments > and your site isn't really about > HELP! > Contact Us > Departments > then your site/page(s) are poorly targeted. <
From my perspective, the name of your file for the Site Map is of no importance. Now, when it comes to visitors, that's another story (the visible text link). Since I've been using the term Site Map from the beginning (early 1996), I may be a little biased in this. I think the term Site Map gives the visitor a clear definition of where to find the mother of
Landing Pages: basic introduction When seeking links to their sites, some webmasters make the mistake of thinking that everything has to point to their index page, or else that they need to spread a lot of links around a lot of different product pages. In such instances, these webmasters are overlooking the clear efficiencies of Landing Pages for their link
There is hardly anything in the world that can not be made a little worse and sold a little cheaper -- and the people who consider price alone are this man's lawful prey. *********************** I mention that 19th century quote from John Ruskin, to point out that if you did use any or all of those points above, it will be no time before someone offers a
Webrings were very popular several years ago. There are two type of webrings: 1. Intrasites. An intrasite webring is designed to increase/facilitate navigation and improve traffic within pages of a site or portal. 2. Intersites. An intersite webring is designed to increase/facilitate navigation and improve traffic between sites. The democra
Seems to me that if Google could've kept the details of PR 100% confidential and under wraps (ok, impossible) that it might have been a good reflection of the web. As it is now, they have, in succession: 1.) Implicitly encouraged everyone to spend very valuable resources acquiring links... 2.) But penalized, progressively stronger, linking to vague "bad
My strategy has been to interweave the outbounds throughout the site. I also build pages that are specific to resources, favorites, etc. I've not named a links page links.htm in over 4 or 5 years. Never had any problems getting them indexed or getting respectable PR for them (in Google's case). On my resources pages I like to use an or structure. Fashio
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