How does a web page get ranked #1 on Google? What does SEM, SEA and SEO mean? What’s the big deal about “relevant content” and “link popularity?” How do I get through all the tech-jargon to know what I should or should not be doing to get my website that all-important top ranking?
Things have definitely changed since the 1990s, especially since Google went public in 2004. Understanding what Google wants and what your website needs can feel like an unsolvable mystery as frustrating as Rubic’s cube puzzle. Here are some basics to help you unlock that mystery.
Okay, so we have this terrible economy with an unbelievable debt and falling stock market. If you look closer, you can see something shining, and it’s silver. Yes, a silver lining.
The one good thing about this economic catastrophe is that we’re all in the same boat. So now it’s time to do something that you would never think possible in a “normal” economic time:barter. Ask for financing on the products and services you purchase.
Do you understand the meaning of this word? Compelling.
It means “forceful,” “convincing,” “persuasive,” “undeniable,” and “gripping.” Now you know what a truly successful Ninja website should be.
In my last article I gave you the first 5 of the 10 Commandments for Making Money from Your Website. In this article, we’ll take a look at the next 5 powerful features that the top agents in the country are doing to make over $100,000 just from their websites.
Do you understand the meaning of this word? Compelling.
It means “forceful,” “convincing,” “persuasive,” “undeniable,” and “gripping.” Now you know what a truly successful Ninja website should be.
Take a look at your own website. Ask yourself this question: If I were a buyer/prospect, and I came to this site, is there something here in the first 9 seconds that grabs my attention enough to make me want to stay and read more?
More than this, is there something here that makes me want to give this person my name, email and/or phone number? Answer honestly. If you’re honest, 95% of you will say “No.”
I think that I have seen this post before, but with all that is going on I find it of particular interest now. It comes from Charlie Reese, a former columnist of the Orlando Sentinel Newspaper. He states the following:
Politicians are the only people in the world who create problems and then campaign against them.
Have you ever wondered, if both the Democrats and the Republicans are against deficits, WHY do we have deficits?
Have you ever wondered, if all the politicians are against inflation and high taxes, WHY do we have inflation and high taxes?
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