Tools I use include software that analyzes your webpage for optimization of of a keyword. The data it uses is taken right from search engine results, so there is no guessing as to what factors the search engines value. It is based on a study of hundreds of thousands of pages and how Google, Yahoo, and MSN rank those pages. Real data without the guessing. You can buy the software yourself. It’s called Rasof and costs $1,000 per month.
There are many other tools I use as well, and I’ll write more about them. But the important thing is that if you are going to hire someone to help your online business take off, look for someone who uses the right tools and offers to take the bulk of their compensation after results are achieved. Sure you have to pay something upfront, just to show your goodwill and commitment to the project. After that, it’s easy to hire someone to do your internet marketing and pay for results.
If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed or sign up for email notification of new posts, under my picture, to the right. Thanks for visiting!Once again, James Brausch takes a simple concept and turns it into a solid product. He has created a video on how to set […]
Sheppard left a comment asking how to do a trackback. Instead of leaving the answer in comments, I thought I’d create a post where I describe how and actually trackback that post to James Brausch’s original post noting that comments on his blog are turned off. If you want to comment on someone else’s blog, […]
Knowing how easy it is setup a free Blog at www.blogger.com or to install Wordpress automatically on virtually any website within five minutes makes it that much easier to insist that anyone interested in promoting their business start blogging. And if it is not easy enough, James Brausch is about to create a set of videos to not only set up a blog, but how to tweak it to make it more search engine friendly. You can find them, or his threat to create Blog Videos here.
