Let's pause here and ask some totally different questions. We'll get back to this primal question, I promise. Here we go:

• Who is your customer? What are they really interested in finding out that relates to your opp?
• On your opportunity/splash page content, what are the themes, context, content and words?
• If you listed all those words or phrases, do they connect with your customer's interest or yours?
• How high should your bid go on what seem to be the most vital keywords about
  Your Network Can Save Lives - How To Use Your Network as a Force For Good
  Although networking is usually thought of in terms of building a referral base, making contact with prospective leads or partners and so on, in the wake of Hurricane Katrina and other disasters, it quickly becomes apparent that a large, strong, and focused network can be used to do great good for those in need.Many networks are making the news with their relief efforts. Of course, there are the official groups like the Red Cross and other service organizations. But individuals are calling on their own personal networks to stand up and make a difference, as well. Sports figures are challenging their fellow players to donate money. Celebrities are setting up poker tournaments and fundraising drives, calling on their fans to help
  erman, Google tutorials, other...). Right away, the question for us all becomes this: is it worth the money to bid on keywords to get to number one position?

  Let's pause here and ask some totally different questions. We'll get back to this primal question, I promise. Here we go:

  • Who is your customer? What are they really interested in finding out that relates to your opp?
  • On your opportunity/splash page content, what are the themes, context, content and words?
  • If you listed all those words or phrases, do they connect with your customer's interest or yours?
  • How high should your bid go on what seem to be the most vital keywords about
    My Review - Diary of Build A Niche Store From Ebay
    5/31/07It has been about 2 weeks and my two sites have seen very little traffic. Admittedly, I have not done very much to promote them. I do have one GPS article on Ezinesarticles.com pointing to one of the sites and I have a couple of Squidoo lenses pointing to them as well. I also submitted both sites to the PR4 and 5 sites using the directory submitter I spoke about in the last post. No real results so far however. Total Adsense and Ebay commissions around $7.00.6/7/07I have made about $51.00 now in Adsense and Ebay commissions for my two sites. My GPS site has about 35 incoming links and a someone signed up to Ebay through my store for which I got $25.00! Now I just need more of those - lots more. One thing I
    ause here and ask some totally different questions. We'll get back to this primal question, I promise. Here we go:
    • Who is your customer? What are they really interested in finding out that relates to your opp?
    • On your opportunity/splash page content, what are the themes, context, content and words?
    • If you listed all those words or phrases, do they connect with your customer's interest or yours?
    • How high should your bid go on what seem to be the most vital keywords about
      Email Marketing - Foundations in Article Marketing
      Email marketing can be one of the most profitable exercises you can do online, and of course you should be constantly looking for new and better ways of strengthening your email marketing campaign.Email marketing has become increasingly difficult with the simultaneous increase in email quantities, SPAM law restrictions, and the continued increase in the speed of the internet. So what are you to do? How can you best combat the onslaught of anti-email marketing forces?It is becoming increasingly difficult to stand out when you send out an email, when you are competing with over 100 other emails per day to a single inbox. I get around several hundred emails per day, and only answer a few of them.So how do you sta
      ly interested in finding out that relates to your opp?
    • On your opportunity/splash page content, what are the themes, context, content and words?
    • If you listed all those words or phrases, do they connect with your customer's interest or yours?
    • How high should your bid go on what seem to be the most vital keywords about
      Dramatically Improved Sales Begins By Being that Red Jacket in the Crowd of Gray Suits
      In 2003, the Small Business Administration reported that of the 5.7 million firms in the United States only 17,000 firms employed 500 or more employees. Small business accounts for 99% of all businesses. In other words, there is a lot of gray suits standing on the same corner with you trying to get business.Your challenge, if you decide to accept, is to discover how make yourself unique among all of those gray suits. Or better yet, how can you be the one bright red suit in that crowd of gray? Take a moment to visual yourself being that bright red suit. Look around. How do you feel?You may be feeling pretty good, but telling yourself it’s just picture in my mind. It’s not real. But, yes it i
      ed all those words or phrases, do they connect with your customer's interest or yours?
    • How high should your bid go on what seem to be the most vital keywords about your opp?
    I won't get real technical here, I've been through the torture of tech coaching on this, so I'll keep this really simple. Google rankings reward relevance. I call it context: if you are selling a real estate course, it is not relevant to link to paid surveys. It will also not help you to write the words "real estate" five hundred times in your content and bid $7.33 per click to get number one position. Besides, is your customer interested in "real estate" or are they looking for "Santa Monica bay condos?" Put yourself in their shoes...what are they looking for. Find words, verbs, phrases, that relate to what they might search for. Consistent themes poi