Archive for the 'Internet Marketing' Category

Seven Questions Your Website Must Answer

Friday, March 16th, 2007

Most of us pay a considerable amount of attention to our own websites. We look at the wording on the site, wondering if we got it just right. We look at the graphics and overall look of the site, wondering if a prettier site would translate into more sales.

Our visitors look at our sites too, but not in the same way that we look at them. In fact, looking at our own sites through our visitors’ eyes can reveal some rather startling ways in which we can improve.

Let’s look together at the seven questions that most visitors ask in their mind while they are on your site. Answer these questions correctly, and visitors will reward you with an order. Miss one or more and your site will simply not sell as well as it could.

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AdSense Alternatives

Tuesday, February 13th, 2007

 

Do you have a site that displays AdSense ads? If so, are you happy with the amount of money you are making from AdSense? If you are like most people your answer is a resounding “NO – I am not making enough money from AdSense!”

So, you know that you want to display AdSense type ads, but also want to make the most money possible with contextual advertising. The question for you now is this: is AdSense the best alternative?

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Does AdSense Still Make Sense?

Saturday, February 10th, 2007

By now we have all endured the hype surrounding the “death” of this or that. Internet marketing, email marketing and AdSense have all been proclaimed ‘dead’ only to be miraculously proclaimed alive again, usually by the same hype-masters who wrote the original ‘death of’ report.

All of this has left people dazed and confused, and feeling a bit ripped off. That’s a shame, because, for most small site owners, a serious look at AdSense is needed.

Now that the hype has settled, we are left with a very real question: should the average site owner put AdSense ads on their site, or are they leaving money on the table by displaying AdSense ads?

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