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Getting Your Web Site Listed in the Google Index

Reader Question: I have submitted my site to the major search engines including Google and DMOZ (Open Directory Project). I’m not getting much traffic to my site and believe this is largely because the site can’t be found on Google. We’ve used the proper meta tags, meta-description and header bar, even the home page body is keyword rich. I’ve been busy getting links to the site from other relevant sites.

10 Tips For Getting More Traffic From Your Articles

Here’s a depressing fact if you sell anything on the web: the #1 reason people go online is not to buy things but to find free information.

But that’s great news – if you write free articles. It means you have a technique you can plug in and use whenever you need more traffic.

Writing articles is still one of the quickest and easiest ways of bringing targeted traffic to your website. Articles will bring you traffic from three sources:

TV Reporter Shares the Secrets of Getting Covered on the News

Do you have a great idea for a story, but no clue how to get it in the news? Are you tired of pitching press releases the news media simply ignores? After twenty years of beating the street as a TV reporter, I have a scoop for you: the media needs good stories. But most stories are pitched so poorly, they are lost in the blizzard of faxes that blanket every newsroom. So, here are five steps to increase your chances of getting covered that even some PR pros don’t know:

Search Engine Options: Getting Your Site Listed by the Search Engines

Many of my web design clients are initially surprised to learn that, even though they now have a website and can view it on the Internet, their site cannot be found via the search engines-even if they search on the domain name itself! If you have decided to invest in a website for your business it is important that you have some understanding of the terrain.

Mastering Getting And Using Testimonials

Perhaps no single element can perk up the response rate on a web page more than hard-hitting, credible testimonials. They work because somebody other than the seller is telling prospects how great, and useful the product is. It’s natural for you to say how beneficial your product is – having someone else do this is much more convincing! If you are not using testimonials in your web copy you should start today.

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