Inbound marketing is the process and strategies of online marketing which focus on bringing relevant customers and prospects to your website and business. People today use the internet to find information on the products and services they need, and inbound marketing has become very successful because it targets consumers the way they shop.
Archive for the ‘Inbound Marketing’ Category
What is Inbound Marketing and Why Is It So Important to Your Business?
Sunday, April 10th, 2011Why Inbound Marketing Is So Important
Friday, March 25th, 2011
Inbound marketing is becoming an increasingly more popular choice for businesses online. If you want any kind of online presence, it is important that you position your website, product or service so that it can be found by potential buyers. Since the idea of inbound marketing has been around for awhile there is a lot of information to digest.
Inbound links are links directing visitors to your website from other websites. Search engines have high regards for these types of links because they are recommending another website. When obtaining the inbound links, you need to pay attention to the ranking of the original website because search engines in ranking the inbound links take into account the ranking of the original link.
Why Search Engine Optimization Is So Important
Friday, March 18th, 2011
Search engine optimization is often referred to as SEO, search engine placement, search engine positioning and search engine promotion. SEO is the process that is used in order to rank your website high on the search engine result pages. When you change or make additions to your website you can get more traffic—more visitors—through the search engines. It includes the process of designing your website with the proper HTML tags and keyword-rich content. Search Engine Optimization (SEO) and Search Engine Marketing (SEM) have become watchwords for the massive online marketing industry.
Driving Website Traffic with Digg (part 2)
Friday, March 18th, 2011
If you haven’t read part 1 of “Driving Website Traffic with Digg”, we suggest you read that article first.
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Before submitting articles, spend time familiarizing yourself with the community and submitting content other than your own. Digg other articles that you find interesting and engage in the conversation by commenting on articles others have submitted that you’re interested in.
Driving Website Traffic with Digg (part 1)
Wednesday, March 16th, 2011
Traditional print media, such as newspapers and magazines, usually has an editorial process. Editors pick which articles will be published on the front page based primarily on the anticipated interest from consumers. As mainstream media is being increasingly fragmented by niche-media sites like blogs, we are seeing a change in the editorial process. Instead of editors choosing articles for the front page from a possible pool of articles written by professionals, social news sites aggregate content from tens of thousands of smaller sites and let the readers decide what will show up on the front page.