How to break a website into groups?

[janeth]

Ask.

After you have the answer, what would you be willing to pay for the solution?

#1 Problem: Traffic
#2 Problem: Conversions
#3 Problem: Real quality links

Is this what you are looking for? What problems we are having as a website owner?

If someone's searching online for a solution, my website needs to address the problem with the same language. It is language that search engines use to match queries to content.

So...how do I figure out what language my potential clients would use?

[weegillis]

On the language question, they will use the language they're used to using/reading every day in their work. What does your audience read? There is a clue for what to write that they understand and can appeal to them.

In this sense, grouping multiple vernaculars on one site would be (... fill in the phrase ..). One would need a site that speaks in the language of the target market for each group. Nail down the target market, research what they read, begin creating a niche market strategy and set down copy in 'their' language, as unambiguously as one can.

[janeth]

On the language question, they will use the language they're used to using/reading every day in their work. What does your audience read? There is a clue for what to write that they understand and can appeal to them.

In this sense, grouping multiple vernaculars on one site would be (... fill in the phrase ..). One would need a site that speaks in the language of the target market for each group. Nail down the target market, research what they read, begin creating a niche market strategy and set down copy in 'their' language, as unambiguously as one can.

Sounds like the perfect plan. Now how to find out what they read. They are small business owners. So I should be able to find some ideas. Thanks so much.

[weegillis]

Pretty well every business has a 'trade circle' wherein will be found journals, supplier news, white papers, etc. What are people saying at trade conferences, or trade shows? I've been to more trade shows than I can remember, and each one had a particular ring to the language that was spoken and presented, whether it was beauty show or a consumer electronics show, etc.

[C0ldf1re]

Sounds like the perfect plan. Now how to find out what they read. They are small business owners. So I should be able to find some ideas. Thanks so much.

This isn't exactly new news! Suppliers of business-to-business services have been placing ads or PR in trade journals since they first started. Long before the internet. Long before computers even. "I can help you get more customers!" is a theme you would find in trade journals a century ago. Essentially, you want to help the client to market his products to the public. But first you must market your services to the prospective client.

Let's start with the hypothesis that, "get more customers", is a good selling phrase. Shall we test that now? Let's see whether a prospective client will type, "How can I get more customers?", into a Google search box... Yes, he will! Even as I started typing the phrase into the Google search box, it suggested the exact-same popular search term. Hmmm... About one and a half billion search results. So now all you need do is use your SEO skills to displace Micro$oft at the top of serps for that keyphrase.

(Complete the one simple task that I have outlined above, and you will get lots of clients. I promise you that!)

[janeth]

This isn't exactly new news! Suppliers of business-to-business services have been placing ads or PR in trade journals since they first started. Long before the internet. Long before computers even. "I can help you get more customers!" is a theme you would find in trade journals a century ago. Essentially, you want to help the client to market his products to the public. But first you must market your services to the prospective client.

Let's start with the hypothesis that, "get more customers", is a good selling phrase. Shall we test that now? Let's see whether a prospective client will type, "How can I get more customers?", into a Google search box... Yes, he will! Even as I started typing the phrase into the Google search box, it suggested the exact-same popular search term. Hmmm... About one and a half billion search results. So now all you need do is use your SEO skills to displace Micro$oft at the top of serps for that keyphrase.

(Complete the one simple task that I have outlined above, and you will get lots of clients. I promise you that!)

PERFECT!

How can I get a list of titles they used?

A number one ranking for that keyword can deliver 250 visitors per day to my website. That's what I am looking for. Thank You! Thank You! Thank You! Thank You! Thank You!

I need more.

[janeth]

This isn't exactly new news! Suppliers of business-to-business services have been placing ads or PR in trade journals since they first started. Long before the internet. Long before computers even. "I can help you get more customers!" is a theme you would find in trade journals a century ago. Essentially, you want to help the client to market his products to the public. But first you must market your services to the prospective client.

Let's start with the hypothesis that, "get more customers", is a good selling phrase. Shall we test that now? Let's see whether a prospective client will type, "How can I get more customers?", into a Google search box... Yes, he will! Even as I started typing the phrase into the Google search box, it suggested the exact-same popular search term. Hmmm... About one and a half billion search results. So now all you need do is use your SEO skills to displace Micro$oft at the top of serps for that keyphrase.

(Complete the one simple task that I have outlined above, and you will get lots of clients. I promise you that!)

That's what I needed I've got my keyword tools going crazy.

This is perfect I am getting all kinds of stuff from that one like

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[weegillis]

attract -> appeal to, interest, engage, ... Time to dig out the old marketing thesaurus.

[janeth]

attract -> appeal to, interest, engage, ... Time to dig out the old marketing thesaurus.

Look at the new Administrator (-:

Yes the problem is I didn't go to school for marketing. )-:

[weegillis]

Okay, take out the word 'marketing' and fetch your Roget's... (-: