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October 29, 2008

Beginning a Blog Using Private Label Rights

[Rick makes a good point here.  You can use various freely available content to pad out what you can develop yourself.  It need not be just PLR, you can get automatic updates from several souces too.  Gren. Bingham]

You in all likelihood know that by owning a blog it adds value to your internet site, but maybe you are not much of a productive writer or just do not have the time to devote to it. There’s a way to realize the benefits of a blog without having to commit to it a great deal.

You can purchase a set or even multiple sets of Private Label Rights (PLR) articles to use as your blog posts.

Of course you are going to need to find PLR articles that will fit in with your niche and marketing ends but that should not be hard to do. The subjects covered by PLR articles are almost limitless.

When you have found and bought a set of PLR articles, do not post them right away. The idea of a blog is to post quality content on a regular basis.You will have to decide, based on time and the number of articles you have available, how often each week is regular.

You could decide to post three times a week or only once, either is fine as long as you adhere to it. Once you have built up a good following of regular readers, they will continue to visit as long as there are some interesting posts to read.

You may well in all likeliness decide to make personal and modify each bit of PLR content before you send it to your blog, for a couple of reasons. The first is to make sure that you are only posting original content.

Private label rights content is meant to be altered and ideally you want your blog to be picked up by the search engines bots, So that this can happen you should alter at least between 20 and 50 percent of the content to make it fresh and also try to write it in the context of how you would write, as if you were writing an article from scratch. The 2nd reason to change the private label rights article is to try to make it blog friendly.

You will find that most blogs are written in a conversational form, where as nearly all PLR content isn’t. It won’t take much to alter it though, because the basic research has been done, and the idea is there for you to work with.

You could really like writing and don’t want to use private label rights content, thats all ok. Although you don’t want to use private label articles as the only means of your blog posts, they are still a favourable way to post at times when you might be away or not able to find the time to write.

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October 18, 2008

Tips On Choosing An SEO Effective Domain Name

by Bruce Hoover

[Bruce gives a good basic introduction to the choice of domain names for SEO/monetization purposes.  Gren. Bingham]

Domain names are as important to websites as attractive covers are to books. An interesting domain name never fails to attract web surfers to click through and check out.

If you think that putting all your innovativeness into the domain name will make it better, you are mistaken. Why does this happen? The answer lies in the keyword. If your domain name is innovative but not search engine optimized with keywords, the search engines will not be able to index it. In other words, your domain name must be appealing as well as crafted for the search engines.  Read this article to understand how both these can be achieved.

Start by researching for a search engine optimized keyword that can be a part of your domain name.  A keyword analyzer is the tool that can help you do this.  You will able to find such tools by searching on popular Internet engines.  Think of a sample keyword that tells about what your site is and enter it into the tool.  The analyzer tool will display several options for this sample keyword.  Choose those keywords from this list that describe more about what your website is about.  

Your site is better search engine optimized if you use a long tail keyword because there will be fewer webmasters who will choose them.    Now, you can begin thinking about your real domain name.  The domain name service itself will probably tell you whether you can get a specific domain name or not.   If not obtainable, you will at least get some recommendations.  

The best way to use this tool is to enter the keyword you have selected.   You will get other recommendations if this particular keyword is not available to use as the domain name.   Think favorably about the domain names that have the keyword and end with .com. If not, use your creativity.   Just putting in some filler words or numbers will allow you to retain your keyword.  Most people use ‘a’, ‘an’ and ‘the’ for such filtering purposes in their domain names. Search engines will overlook such words.   Therefore, your domain name gets optimized and also remains better in the visitors’ memories.   Use numbers at the end of the phrase.   Any number like 80 or anything else will do.

If you get everything but the .com, this is what you must do.You may opt for an extension other than .com, especially in the cause of very popular keywords.  Other workable solutions are .biz, .net and .org.  One more tactic is to use country or state specific extensions.  This works if international or local marketing makes no difference to you.  You can well understand that it is much wiser to be on the first page in the Indian Google than to be on the 86th page in the American Google!  

It is not complicated to have a domain name that serves well for your visitors as well as for the search engines.SummaryOnly 10% of the success of your domain name depends on your intelligence. The rest depends on the keyword analyzer tool. The last straw, when nothing else works, is to resort to the extensions.

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June 29, 2008

Some Campaign Management Secrets of Google AdWords

by Maxine Stirling

[Maxine's comments on optimizing Google Adwords apply well to other promotional documents including blogs and articles.  I came across an interesting concept in using Adwords the other day which gets you loved by Google.  It suggested pointing the Adwords to content rich blog articles which included optin/signup forms.  I plan to try this in the very near future.  Gren. Bingham]

When managing your Google AdWords campaign, there are several things you should take into consideration in order to maximize the benefits of your effort. This article will cover a few of the basic Google AdWords campaign management strategies you can make use of in your pay per click advertising campaign.

The first tip you should consider utilizing in your Google AdWords campaign is the use of keyword optimization. The best place to start when it comes to keyword optimization is being selective and researching your keywords. After this, you should figure out those keywords that have a very low conversion rate, and block them out by using negative keywords.

Depending on the goals of your campaign, it may be cost efficient to utilize a cost-per-impression strategy instead of just a cost per click one. This is a way to create brand awareness for a cheaper price. Basically, your ads appear on relevant websites instead of just SERPs (search engine results pages). This is a way to reach a wider potential audience without having to pay a high price. It is also a way to put your ad in front of people who may be interested but had not thought to search for your specific term.

Another strategy you can employ is maximizing your keywords. When you do this, you are essentially trying to catch as many potential customers as possible. Add plural versions of singular keywords, and vice versa. Consider adding typos or keywords with switched letters. Basically, you goal is to cast a wider net. Of course, you should only do this if you are confident that you can covert these clicks into sales once a customer reaches your website. There is no point casting a wider net if you don’t convert your prospects.

One other important Google AdWords Campaign Management tactic to employ is limiting your daily spending budget. If you don’t cap your budget on a daily, weekly, or monthly basis, then a PPC advertising campaign can get out of control quickly. Make sure you allot yourself a certain marketing budget and then stick to it. You should never have to increase your budget on the fly in order to get clicks. If you aren’t getting clicks with a small budget, don’t count on an increased budget to fix the problem. After all, zero (or close to zero) times anything is still zero. Take a step back at the end of the budgetary period and re-evaluate your strategy.

These Google AdWords campaign management techniques can help you increase the efficiency of your campaign without stretching your budget too thin. Depending on the goals of your campaign, these strategies can be very effective.

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December 2, 2007

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