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1. Internet Marketing Basics
Is Your Website is Ready for the Internet?
In this presentation we will share tips
to market your business on the Internet
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2. Internet Marketing Basics
Topics Include:
Blogs
E-Mail Marketing
Search Engine Marketing
Search Engine Optimization
Pay-Per-Click Advertising
Social Networking
Web 2.0
RSS Feeds
Affiliate Marketing
Link Building
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Is Your Website is Ready for the Internet?
Is it user-friendly, visually appealing?
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●Is it simple and easy to navigate?
●Does it load quickly?
●Is it relevant and focused on topic?
●Is it easy to find your contact information?
●Does it attract and retain customers' attention?
●Does it focus on helping visitors make a decision?
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What is a Blog?
A Blog is the abbreviation for Weblog. Blogs represent
opinions or thoughts of the website author and are
updated on a consistent basis for viewing by the general
public.
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Blog Uses
Blogs are a great alternative or addition to websites
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because they can be up and running very quickly.
●They are inexpensive, fresh and dynamic.
●Search engines love them because content is added
regularly and often.
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Using Audio on Your Website
Use audio for recorded testimonials.
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●Use audio to educate visitors.
●Sell audio as an MP3 download.
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Using Video on Your Website
Videos provide the visuals to convey information about
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you, your company, your products/services.
●Record actual video or do slide show with voice-over
narration.
●Demonstrate or showcase a product/service.
●Post related videos on your website.
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Viral Video
A free and effective way to increase traffic to your
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website is to take your video viral.
●Let others help you spread the word to their friends,
family members, mailing lists, etc.
●Add it to YouTube, Google Video, etc.
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What is Email Marketing?
E-mail marketing is a form of direct marketing which uses
electronic mail as a means of communicating commercial
or fund raising messages to an audience.
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E-Mail Marketing
Share tips about your business.
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●Keep customers updated on special offers
●Offer coupons and discounts to your email list
●Let customers know about new products
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Search Engine Marketing (SEM)
It is the science of understanding how businesses can
appear more frequently in the natural results through
Search Engine Optimization (SEO) and sponsored
links.
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Search Engine Optimization (SEO)
Your company's ranking with the millions of pages that
can be generated with a single search is constantly
evolving.
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Search Engine Marketing
There are more than 65 billion searches each month.
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●Everyone who uses the Internet uses search engines
—Google, Yahoo!, MSN, etc,--every time they use the
Internet.
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Search Engine Marketing
Search engines are the primary way people find
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information online.
●You need a strategy that combines natural and PPC to
help your website be more visible.
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SEO & SEM
Links to your business can appear in two places on a
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search engine result page: a natural or sponsored link.
●Natural is the term for links that appear after a word or
phrase is typed into a search engine.
●About 70% of clicks are from natural searches
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Search Engine Optimization
SEO should be monitored and modified on an ongoing
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basis in order to achieve the best results.
●Your choice of keywords that appear in the content of
your website and in each page's header are key factors
in SEO.
●The words or phrases describe in broad terms what
your business does and the specific products or
services you offer.
●Add new content because this gives the search
engines more to draw from and gives visitors a reason
to come back
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Search Engine Optimization
Search engines consider viewable text of your site
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relative to other sites in order to determine its position
in the results.
●There isn't a set of rules that guarantee good results
every time.
●Search engines change their scoring methodologies in
order to keep sites from tricking them into playing
favorites.
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Helpful Resources
Google Webmaster Central
Yahoo Site Explorer
Yahoo! Search Help Topics
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Pay-Per-Click Advertising (PPC)
A sponsored link is an advertisement a company has
paid for and is listed above or next to natural search
results, which appear when keywords are typed into a
search box.
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Pay-Per-Click Advertising (PPC)
Paid searches work like auctions.
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●You select and bid for search terms for your product or
service.
●Once you have paid for the term, the price of which is
set by the top bidder, you develop a text-based
advertisement for posting next to the natural results
and then pay-per click when users click on your ad and
land on your website.
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Pay-Per-Click Advertising (PPC)
You set your budget.
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●When it is met, your ad will be automatically removed.
●After you select search terms to bid on, choose a
geographical range in which you want the ad to appear.
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Pay-Per-Click Advertisers
Google AdWords
Google AdSense
Yahoo Search Marketing
Microsoft adCenter
Ask.com
Business.com
Looksmart
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Social Networking - Web 2.0
Social networking focuses on online communities of
people who share interests and/or activities, or who are
interested in exploring the interests and activities of
others.
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Social Networking - Web 2.0
Great way to keep your brand current.
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●Customers can follow your posts.
●Real time updates
●Customers can provide feedback
●Be creative!
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Top Social Networking Sites
MySpace.com
Facebook
LinkedIn
Digg
Tagged
Twitter
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What is Really Simple Syndication
(RSS Feeds)
RSS (an abbreviation for Really Simple Syndication) is a
family of Web feed formats used to publish frequently
updated works—such as blog entries, news headlines,
audio, and video—in a standardized format.
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How to Use Real Simple Syndication
(RSS Feeds)
Provide an RSS feed if you have content on your site
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that you update regularly.
●Subscribers are alerted when new information becomes
available.
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Social Bookmarking and RSS Feeds
Allow you to share your favorite websites with others.
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●Examples: del.icio.us.com and digg.com.
●Information on these sites are organized by tags that
give simple description of that content
●Include links like “Add to digg” or “Add to del.icio.us” on
your site to cast a wider net to attract new visitors.
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What is Affiliate Marketing?
Affiliate marketing is an Internet-based marketing
practice in which a business rewards one or more
affiliates for each visitor or customer brought about by
the affiliates marketing efforts.
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Affiliate Marketing
Affiliate marketing is another way to get more traffic to
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your website.
●Affiliate marketing is a way to generate income.
●Links to your website appear on sites that cover
subjects related to your business.
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Link Exchange/Link Building
Ask owners of related websites to link to yours.
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●Hire an SEO Professional to help build inbound links.
●The more sites that link to yours, the higher your site
will be ranked by the search engines.
●The more popular your site is with search engines, the
more traffic you will attract.
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