• Skip to main content

building websites for authors

Personalized profitable websites for authors

  • Website
    • Authors
      • Authors Website Templates
  • About
  • Before & After
  • Blog
  • Contact
  • Website Profitability QUIZ

WordPress

SEO Part 1: Why SEO matters to your business website

January 17, 2013 by Nancy Fields Leave a Comment

SEO (Search Engine Optimization) helps you talk to the people who already know they want your product or service. It’s called Pull Marketing. The opposite of Pull Marketing is Push Marketing, which uses ads (TV, newspaper, billboards), direct mail, and yes, even old fashion cold sales calls to attract your prospect’s attention and convince them they need your product or service.

About SEO

Nearly every business owner knows that SEO is important for their website to be found, but few people know how to get to the top of the search page.

You can pay to be on the first page with a pay-per-click ad, but fewer than 6% of the people looking for your product or service will click on a pay-per-click ad. Instead, over 90% of people searching will click on the “organic” listing, and 42% (of the 90%) will click on the first “organic” listing. SEO experts at Wordtracker point out that 12% of searchers will click on the number 2 spot, 9% on the 3rd spot , and 6%, on the 4th organic listing.

Being in the Top 10 organic listing is your goal

Why 10 ten?

  1. Only the top 10 organic listings appear on the first search page.
  2. 90% of people searching for your product or service will never go beyond the first page.

So, how do you hit the sweet spot, or at least be among the top 10?

Check out my other articles in this blog on SEO in which I share tips learned from the Wordtracker experts for how to give your business a better on-line presence.

Filed Under: SEO, WordPress Tagged With: pull marketing

Stop Guessing — Find Out If Anyone Likes Your Free Stuff

July 15, 0204 by Nancy Fields Leave a Comment

Soccer Goal, With Sun And Blue SkyGot Goals?

I’m so glad my client asked me “How do I use Google Analytics?” because after years of ignoring this program I’m now using the most powerful and important feature within Google Analytics — goals. If you haven’t set up goals, you’re not alone. Most businesses only read reports, thinking the value is in the numbers.

Google Analytics reports can tell you how many visitors came to your site over a period of time, but goals allow you to measure and make improvements based on what visitors did when they were on your site.

How Do You Know If Anyone Likes Your Free Stuff?

To determine if your free offer is truly irresistible begin by finding out if your prospects:

  • actually downloaded your free offer after they signed up?
  • It also be helpful to know if they came to your site from social media, or through an organic search, as well as
  • what other pages they looked at, before signing  up?

Then track your success by setting up a Destination Goal.

Filed Under: Google Analytics, Irresistible Free Offer, WordPress

  • « Go to Previous Page
  • Go to page 1
  • Interim pages omitted …
  • Go to page 14
  • Go to page 15
  • Go to page 16
  • Home
  • Contact
  • Facebook
  • LinkedIN

Copyright © 2023 · Infinity Pro on Genesis Framework · WordPress · Log in
This site is not a part of the Meta website or Meta Platforms, Inc. Additionally, This site is not endorsed by Meta in any way. Meta is a trademark of Meta Platforms, Inc.