Web Business Architect for Small Business

We are here talk about web business architect for small business, new start ups for generate the business online.

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Trying to do something different in Hashtag world

Hello To World with Tweet,

I don't know am right or wrong but now i would like to share something about Social Web 2:0 hyperlink tender which is known as #Hashtag

We are sharing about Tweet World in Twitter, Fan page in Facebook, Plus icon on GooglePlus. 

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Digital Marketing Expert says, No Politics

Digital Marketing Expert says, No Politics

Now a days, i have seen many company who has involved in digital marketing activities, but they are not succeed, because of they are not listening digital marketing expert. I have personally experience with that type of conditions. I have joined big brands for example Mobile, Jewel, Automobile, News channels, Alliance based company but i found they are actually do politics only with growing employees and vendors.

They are not aware about SEO, SMO (Creative ideas), SEM and ORM. but they do react as expert in front of real experts. i would like to convey one message to all who involved in Online marketing, Internet Marketing or Digital Marketing.

Don't do politics just do Digital with Creative Ideas !

I have worked almost 200+ Digital Marketing projects, but i am not satisfied with my position or strength because i have faced many person who are not involved in Digital marketing. they are not aware about what is DS, AS, BS, Feed rotations, Content marketing. But they are Masters in front of our Super Boss.

Super Boss always need leads for business. Digital marketeer has power to generate the leads but but but... politicians do the job.

Please need your review and rating about this blog, i know this pending i'll like to request please complete this article as you have faced with past

                                                                                

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The Digital Marketing Interview - Have you faced?

Yes, today my question is for Digital Marketing Interviews which is very normal and known by everyone, no doubt.

Once upon a time HR or Interviewers asked about family background, your qualifications, your experiences and your strength with Interest topics.

Now a day they are asking about only and only TEST which is useless in our field. Now, private jobs also behave like Govt. Jobs. Written test with Content writing.

What a Big Joke ! 

I have almost 10+ year experience in Digital Marketing, they have never ask to me about my skills, my strength, my technical expertise, my live projects, my achievements, my Goals, my work style. Nothing Nothing Nothing.

I haven't face single one question related to my Digital marketing Field. I keen to explain about my Affiliate marketing with Affiliate Program, my SEO Expertize, my Social Media Marketing ideas, my previous achievements, my live projects, my projects's alexa ranking and back linkings.

But they provide me just a TEST paper which has 150 questions related to reasoning, logical, active and passive voices, mathematical questions 10th based, Pharse questions and Answers like i have facing in 12th class exams again in my life.

What a Big Jerk!

I have almost 6+ year and 400+ projects experience in Google Adword or PPC or Paid campaigns, i was assuming they would be ask about my Paid campaigns how can i do it for my recent clients, how can i reduced my CPC, ECPC. How to get more leads for DATA Feeds (Google Shopping), What is LP, What is Quality Score, What is CRO and Most important question about SWOT. What is SWOT in your  PPC campaigns. But they haven't single question for me. STRANGE INTERVIEW FOR DIGITAL MARKETING in my life.

What a Big Interview

Digital Marketing is knowns everything which is helps you for everything in build of your Web reputations, Online reputation, Lead Generations, Video marketing, Apps Marketing, SEO, Social media Marketing, Social Engagements, Paid Campaigns with your Display and Social Network.
How can i handle Facebook, GooglePlus, Linkedin and Twitter with Paid Campaigns, Squeeze Marketing, Email Marketing, SMS Marketing, Whatsapp marketing.

Don't know if i am facing that type of interview then i should change my field after 10+ years in Digital Marketing because I can't passed my TEST exam in my interview.

First time I have faced that type of Interview which is fully changed from my subject or topics.

Please give us chance to BOOST your business. We are from Internet Marketing we can give you biggest booster and stability in your business

Result of my Exams : I HAVE FAILED, I GOT THE SCORE 55% AND 75% IN MY MATHEMATIC QUESTIONS. 

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Where is SEO Expert - Content Writer Thiefs at Future SEO 2015

Who is SEO Expert, Where is SEO Expert - Content Writer Thief.

Today ("At Future SEO 2015"), i am very shocked about SEO Expert, SEO specialist, do you know what i have almost 10 years experience in SEO, SMO and PPC with Digital marketing Activites. i have done almost 1000+ SEO projects, i am doing freelancing as well... but one big surprise for me in this field, do you know what surprise i am talking about?

Who is SEO Expert, Where is SEO Expert "At Future SEO 2015"

In Hindi if am saying then i'll say, "ye to lul ho gaya" "At Future SEO 2015"

One of my client ask me about who you are? am saying am seo (Search engine optimizer from last 10 years) then he asked again, NO, No are you manage the content as well i said "Yes, i am doing as well at Future SEO 2015.

Client asked again a question which was last and final, question was "Are you SEO cum Content writer?" I replied for that- "No, am not. I am just do SEO "At Future SEO 2015", SMO or if you required then PPC. he has stopped the work for me and just said i am searching that guys who is Content writer and doing seo as well.

Is this End of Our Career in SEO, if we are not good in Writing Skills?
What do you think about, please Share your thoughts on https://twitter.com/hashtag/rajeeseo

As i assume, about SEO and Digital Marketing. We are working for Google and Against for Google and Search Engines. We are doing Black Hat SEO everytime, everywhere with every projects. We are not scared at all for upcoming results on search engines's updations. We are Heros for our clients.
If we don't have writing skills, then what's wrong we have creativity for ranking. Always i was thinking about English/Writing Skills but now am very happy am not thief.
Content writer is like thief they steal content from Wikipedia, related website, related articles and other web spaces,
i proud am SEO from Last 10 Years. If you proud about then Give me nice selfie or Thumbs up.. on  https://twitter.com/hashtag/rajeeseo

Now friends times to come to say we are greater then you Content writers. Sir you work for me, not the other way around.OKAY.. "At Future SEO 2015"

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Do you how to Use Hashtags on Every Social Media Network or Twiiter, Facebook, Google Plus

How to Use Hashtags on Every Social Media Network

We talk about hashtags a lot, but we haven’t stepped back to consider the basics in a while. Hashtags are a way for social media users to tag their posts with keywords, which in turn make them easier for social networks to organize and users to search — we all know that.

 What Are Hashtags?

 A word or phrase preceded by a hash mark (#), used within a message to identify a keyword or topic of interest and facilitate a search for it.

Where Did Hashtags Come From?

It may be pretty surprising to hear, but the first use of a hashtag in social media can actually be traced back to one man. Chris Messina, a former Google employee who worked in developer relations and as a designer on Google+, Tweeted the first ever hashtag. This Tweet took place all the way back in 2007, so it took quite a bit to catch on, but when it did, it did in a big way.

How to Use Hashtags

hash·tag: A word or phrase preceded by a hash mark (#), used within a message to identify a keyword or topic of interest and facilitate a search for it.
So whenever a user adds a hashtag to their post, it is immediately indexed by the social network and searchable by other users. Once someone clicks on that hashtag, they’ll be brought to a page that aggregates all of the posts with the same hashtagged keyword in real-time. Once a keyword picks up enough momentum it becomes known as “trending.” Trending isn’t simply a matter of becoming the most popular hashtag on the networks. Each users’ trending topics is different based on their location and social connections.

Where Did Hashtags Come From?

It may be pretty surprising to hear, but the first use of a hashtag in social media can actually be traced back to one man. Chris Messina, a former Google employee who worked in developer relations and as a designer on Google+, Tweeted the first ever hashtag. This Tweet took place all the way back in 2007, so it took quite a bit to catch on, but when it did, it did in a big way.

How to Use Hashtags

Using a hashtag in a social post is as simple as adding the ‘#’ sign before a single word or phrase without spaces or punctuation (numbers are okay).

• Don’t string too many words together with a single hashtag.
• If you tweet with a hashtag on a public account, anyone who does a search for that hashtag may find your tweet.
• Don’t #spam #with #hashtags. Don’t over-tag a single tweet.
• Use hashtags only on tweets relevant to the topic.

Though it’s easy to quickly create and send out a post with a hashtag in it, there is some basic etiquette when it comes to using them. We’ll cover some of the advanced ways to use hashtags, but first lets take a step back and look at what Mediabistro put together outlining some of the basic rules for creating a tweet with hashtags. Though it’s easy to create a hashtag, it’s not quite as easy to do it in a correct or relevant way.


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The Future Of SEO, (2014-2015)

The Future of SEO 2014-2015

• Content marketing(CMS) will move from being the current fad to being just “everyday SEO."
• Will require a deeper understanding of what content really does, beyond just “drawing search traffic.”
• Google will begin to value particular authors as a ranking factor, but the effect will be subtle, hard to detect, and only granted to the very top authors in each topical area.
• While links will continue to be of primary value, smart SEOs will more and more value other means of creating traffic and audience around a site.

Great SEO is really no different than it was a few years ago. Terrible SEO is what’s changed drastically. Google is shooting down all the easy link building tactics, but if you’re focused on your audience, their needs and building compelling content to support those things, then most small nuances of SEO don’t make that big of a difference to you "Says Kapil Sunariya Google SEO Experts"

SEO Work for 2015

1. Use hashtags on Google Plus, Facebook and Twitter and toerh Sister sites.
2. Use future keywords for Great Results.
3. Use Dofollow links with contextual linking for SEO.
4. Use Blog Commenting for sharing your Content.
5. Use Article Marketing
6. Use referral traffic for getting Unique traffic visitors.
7. Use Trending Keywords for getting relevant business leads. 
8. Permalinks are one of the best SEO tips
9. Search Engine doesn’t see the images they just read about the images in your like there Title and alt tag which can easily be added by clicking on the images when you are in edit mode and mention it in the property.
10. Add rel=”nofollow” tag in every external link you specify in your blog.
11. As one of the biggest factors in Page Ranking is backlinks. A backlink is nothing but just a link to your site in any other site. But on which site it matters
12. Write the Unique Content this mean people who are searching for it will definitely visit your site and Search Engines love unique contents. People may voluntarily link back to you.
13. At least 2-3% keyword density. It means if you have a blog of 500 words you can use 10 to 15 keywords from the blog.

For more query you may Call Google SEO Expert for SEO 2015.

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SEO Never Will Die - Google SEO

The Essence of Search

Let’s start with a deceptively simple question – How big is the internet? I’ll attempt to answer that by creating a graph that borders on being silly:

The internet is so big that even Google got tired of counting, and it's growing exponentially. Five years have passed since they announced the trillion mark, and the article suggests that URL variations now make the potential indexed page count theoretically infinite.
We can't just print out the internet and read it at our leisure. We need a filter – a way to sift and sort our collected content – and that's essentially all that search is. However search evolves or whatever happens to Google, the expansion of human knowledge is accelerating. Unless we suffer a technological cataclysm, we will need search, in some form, for the rest of human history.

Searchers and Searchees (Google SEO Expert)

As long as search exists, it also stands to reason that there will be two groups of people: (1) People who want to find things, and (2) People who want to be found. On any given day, we may each be both (1) and (2), and the "people" who want to be found could be businesses, governments, etc., but for every search there will be some entity who wants to have a prominent position in that search result.
The desire to be found isn't new or unique to online search – just ask Melvil Dewey or call up "AAA Aardvark Plumbing" in the Yellow Pages. What's unique to online search is that the system has become so complex that automated technology governs who gets found, and as the scope of information grows, that's not about to change. Ultimately, whenever a system controls who will be found, then there will be a need for people who understand that system well enough to help entities end up on the short list.
This goes beyond manipulative, "black hat" practices – data needs to be structured, rules complied with, and many pieces put into place to make sure that the information we put out there is generally friendly with the systems that catalog and filter it. Over time, these systems will get more sophisticated, but they will never be perfect. As long as search exists, there will be a need for experts who can optimize information so that it can be easily found.

SEO Is Not One Tactic

When we say "SEO Is Dead!", we’re usually reacting to the latest tactical fad or announcement from Google. Ultimately, though, SEO is not one tactic and even though Google currently dominates the market, SEO doesn't live and die with Google. I'm 42 years old, and the public internet as we know it now hasn't existed for even half of my life. Google is a teenager, and I strongly suspect I'll outlive them (or at least their dominance).
There's no doubt that search is changing, and our industry is barely out of its infancy. In the broad sense, though, the need for people who can help construct findable information and attract people to that information will outlive any single tactic, any individual SEO expert, and even any search engine.

The Construct: Search in 2063

Sergei had spent his entire adult life learning how to manipulate The Construct. Fifteen years earlier, the unthinkable had happened – the collected knowledge of humanity had grown so quickly that there was no longer enough space in the accessible universe to store it in. The internet became The Construct, and it now spanned both space and time.
Since no human could adequately comprehend 4-dimensional data (early attempts at neural interfaces drove a few pioneers to insanity), The Construct had to be projected onto a 3-dimensional orb suspended in a vacuum, affectionately known as the “space egg.” With more than a decade of practice, Sergei manipulated the egg like an omelette chef at a 5-star brunch, and what his clients paid him made their $37 mimosas look reasonable.
This morning was worse than most. The Construct’s AI had detected an unacceptable level of manipulation and was adjusting the Core Algo. Sergei could already see the surface of the egg being rewritten, and the change was costing his clients millions with every passing minute. Luckily, his defensive bots were already at work, rewriting semantic data to conform to the ripples in the Algo. One thing was certain: the life of a Space Egg Optimizer was never dull.

Courtesy By :- Moz.com

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The ‘Dirty Pond’ Getting Unveiled For Kids Across The Globe

Introduced its new education android game "The DirtyPond" on Google Play. The Dirty Pond is one of the best learning android games for enabling kids and children to pick up a variety of cognitive and developmental skills. Its has been empowering technology solutions for K-12 since 1999 and is the first company to introduce interactive classrooms in India. It has already set its footprint in more than 1000+ schools and reformed the learning process for more than 2 million students. Today the company has an entire gamut of digital education solutions for K-12.

The Dirty Pond contains a story that is automatically read out loud in a captivating manner. In order to help children learn to pronounce words, a built-in feature pronounces individual words when the user taps on those words in the story text. As children move through the educational apps, not only do they become friends with a motley bunch of animal characters, but they also learn about the importance of clean water and clean surroundings, taking decisions, appealing to society for change, helping each other in times of need, and much more.

The Dirty Pond contains several built-in fun, educational apps activities that children would love to do over and over again. A variety of drawing, coloring, and sketching tools, combined with an unlimited palette of colors is guaranteed to provide hours of entertainment to your child. Activities like dialogue recognition and identifying synonyms build cognitive skills, whereas those like writing the moral of the story and sharing it to Facebook help in developing analytical skills, while at the same time being fun, too!

According to Me (Kapil Sunariya) “This android  games for kids is one of the best education apps which we have launched so far. This game will keep kids and children busy and constructively engaged for hours at a time, while giving them the building blocks for better, enhanced learning throughout their life. We are putting lots of efforts on the visuals of the education apps to make it more engaging for the kids and children”.

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Digital Classroom : Mind Shaper Technologies: Best Educational Android Apps for Kids : Sameer Buti

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Do you have a favorite app not listed here? Please share it with us in the comments. Happy app shopping! http://bit.ly/XKyo35

Educational Android apps :- http://bit.ly/XKyo35

1. All by Myself. Mercer Mayer's Little Critter book comes to life in this preschool app. The illustrations show that Little Critter doesn't do everything perfectly, but he always makes an effort to do the best he can. Several other Little Critter books are available. 1.99

2. Monkey Preschool Lunchbox. Monkey see, monkey do, right? This educational and interactive app offers learning fun with counting, matching, letters and a digital jigsaw puzzle. Kids will love getting animated stickers after completing various games.  $0.99

3.Star Chart. For kids who can go out at night, point the phone at the sky and it’ll tell you exactly what you’re looking at. $2.99

4. Kids Learn to Read. This app invites preschool-aged children to practice blending sounds together to read and spell simple words, such as "dog", "sun", and "big." Children learn to blend letter sounds into words by moving Tommy the Turtle across the letter bridge as each letter is sounded out and a word is formed and pronounced. $3.99

5. Super WHY. Give your children the Power to Read with this collection of four “Super WHY” interactive games from PBS Kids. Your child can play along with each of the four main characters from the TV series: Alpha Pig, Princess Presto, Wonder Red, and Super Why, while practicing the alphabet, rhyming, spelling, writing and reading. $2.99

6. It’s Tyrannosaurus Rex! Soundprints and the Smithsonian Institution recreate a bygone world and give you a glimpse into the life of the Tyrannosaurus Rex. Amazing graphics and powerful sound effects make you feel like the exciting adventures of the prehistoric age are happening right outside your door! This title is carefully reviewed by paleontologists at the Smithsonian Institution and provides fascinating information about the prehistoric world. $2.99

 7. Toddler Tapping Zoo. Designed around lush photographs, this app teaches toddlers to distinguish sounds, associate sounds with images and fine-tune their motor skills. But most of all, they have a great time. $0.99

8. JumpStart Preschool Magic of Learning 2. Designed for little hands and big imaginations! Join Frankie the Dog on a magical learning adventure that will show just how fun learning can be. With seven math, pre-reading, and critical thinking skills for school, this app is the perfect tool to keep your preschooler learning on the go. $.0.99

9.  Madagascar Preschool Surf n’ Slide. In Madagascar Preschool Surf n' Slide, players join young Alex, Marty, Gloria, and Melman, and the entire Madagascar gang for a slip-sliding adventure in learning! Players will surf down amazing slides as they learn multitudes of preschool skills on their mobile device.This app includes 18 lessons across 6 subjects: Numbers, Letters, Colors, Shapes, Animals, and Critical Thinking. $4.99

10.  Kids Socks. Kids match socks by dragging them to their mates. Includes baby mode where toddlers just touch to make a match. Underpants mode also available. Free or $1.49 for Kids Socks Plus. 

11. 123s ABCs Handwriting Fun. Give young learners a head start in school. Practice the Handwriting Without Tears handwriting print style with ease. Kids practice writing lowercase and uppercase letters, 0-9 numbers and fun shapes. Trace the letter, hear the letter. Shake to erase & try again! This app helps kids with practical exercises that develop writing, reading and fine motor skills. Free. 

12. Alphabet Car. Learn the alphabet letters, words and spelling in this fun educational app. Use the phone as a steering wheel to drive the bus towards the correct letters and words for a big win! With over 40 levels ranging from easy to hard, this app features 3D graphics and personalized car customization. $2.99.

13. Math Flash Cards. This math-tastic app features big buttons for small hands and various levels of difficulty for children in preschool and up. Practice simple addition, subtraction, multiplication and division with traditional cards or test your skills in quiz mode with multiple choice answers. The latest version adds the Math Bonanza game. $0.99  

14. Dr. Seuss's ABC. Learn your ABCs with Dr. Seuss in this app version of the classic children's book! Featuring highlighted words as the story is narrated, this educational app is great for Seuss lovers who are just beginning to learn the alphabet. Check out Oceanhouse Media for a variety of other Seuss classic tales available as apps. $3.99

15. Kids' Flashcards: Fruit & Vegi. Your child will get a kick out of seeing and naming all of their favorite fruits and vegetables in this early learning app. View fruit and veggies pictures and learn how to pronounce and spell their names while following the audio and animation. $1.99

16. Kids Finger Paint. Spin the color wheel to choose a color and get ready to create a masterpiece! This finger painting app features fun, seasonal backgrounds to color and easy prompts for young children to understand. Change the brush sizes by adding pressure to your fingertip and shake the phone to erase your artwork when you're finished! Latest version includes new backgrounds - balloons, butterflies, castles and dragons. Shares pictures with family and friends.  $0.99 

17. Kids Connect the Dots. Your child will love connecting the dots to see what common object, fruit or animal is revealed! This early learning app features over 90 adorable, dot-connecting cartoons and you can connect the dots by using numbers or alphabet letters. Now optimized for phones and tablets. $2.99; lite version is free.

18. Kids Alphabet. Learning the alphabet will be a snap with this educational app! Walking you through the pronunciation and spelling of the alphabet letters, Kids Alphabet features adorable graphics and fun accompanying sounds. Words are written in both print and cursive. $1.49; lite version is free.

19. Preschool Basics. Strengthen those early motor skills with the Preschool Basics flashcards. Your child can choose from five different flashcard decks, including alphabet letters, numbers, colors, shapes and words -- all in one app! Shuffle the cards for increased difficulty or sit back and listen as the voice explains and pronounces each object. $1.99

20. CardDroid Math. More in math fun! Kids will love earning gold stars for accomplishing addition, subtraction, multiplication and division problems. This app features large buttons for small hands, a timer for testing your speed, fun narration and various levels of difficulty. $0.99

21. WordUp! Similar to the classic game of Boggle, this app is great for children who are learning to spell (and parents who love sneaking in a good word game!). Watch as the letters jumble on the grid and try to find the longest words possible out of connected letters for extra points. $2.99; free for ad-supported version.

22. Shape Builder Preschool Puzzler. Put together the colorful pieces to complete the jigsaw puzzle and see what the mystery shape is! This app includes 144 different puzzles, narration from a professional speech therapist, fun sound effects and cute images. $0.99

23. Concentration for Kids. Kids will love testing their memory skills with this classic game of concentration! Packed with three different themes and ten different levels, this app lets you choose from well-known animals, sea creatures and letters for plenty of matching fun. $0.99

24. Toddler World. This awesome app features a handful of different educational activities for kids -- including four different flashcard decks, a classical memory game and a painting canvas.  Talk about variety! Kids will love the fun cartoons, silly sounds and the ability to switch between games. $0.99; lite version is free.

25. Kids Numbers and Math. Strengthen your math skills -- in English, Spanish, French, German, Japanese or Russian -- with these number counting flashcards. Match, subtract and add numbers, or choose from an advanced exercise to test your growing skills! $2.99; lite version is free.

26. Colors. Learn all about primary colors from viewing well-known objects and listening to the voice narration. Parents can customize this colorful app by adding their own object pictures and voice prompts or by starring particular cards for a personalized deck. Plenty of color to go around! Free

27. Kid Mode: Play + Learn. This award-winning app truly includes it all -- and it's free! With specific game sections for ages 2-8, Kid Mode features coloring books, puzzles and math and word games with popular character such as Dora the Explorer, Thomas the Train, Curious George and many more. Free

28. Sound Touch. Touch the cartoon images of animals, vehicles, birds and well-known objects to find real life photos and sounds for each. With a total of 336 varying sounds and images this app will surely be a lot of fun, all while introducing your tot to common animals and everyday objects. $2.99; lite version is free.

29. Spelling Bee. See what all of the spelling buzz is about with this fun, educational word app! Spelling Bee includes over 2,300 words and offers various levels of difficulty from easy to hard for beginners and more advanced spellers. $0.99

30. Toddler Music Jukebox. Rock out to twelve fun children's songs, including Wheels on the Bus, Old McDonald, B-I-N-G-O and Itsy, Bitsy Spider. Shuffle capabilities and individual song play are both included. $1.50

  Some New Educational Android Apps for Kids

1. Counting Numbers. This app contains a collection of six number games for preschoolers that will teach them everything about 1-10 numbers: counting, writing numbers, the greater/smaller concept, find the missing number, and connect the dots. This maths education app is designed for preschoolers with beautiful graphics and amusing sounds.They can play with this elementary edu game without any help. Not only this, Kids will also learn basis skills in a fun way.


2. Racing Math Game. This app contains a collection of six number games for preschoolers that will teach them everything about 1-10 numbers: counting, writing numbers, the greater/smaller concept, find the missing number, and connect the dots. This maths education app is designed for preschoolers with beautiful graphics and amusing sounds.They can play with this elementary edu game without any help. Not only this, Kids will also learn basis skills in a fun way.

Do you Want to know more New Educational Games for Kids :-
https://play.google.com/store/apps/developer?id=Classteacher+Learning+Systems

Educational Videos :- www.classteacher.com/edu_videos.php

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Effective TV Commercial Ads by Google Seo Expert

By Google Seo Expert
 
Audio and Video Must Match

When writing your commercial, you must make sure your audio and video match. When you're talking about new car models arriving, you don't want to see video of the current year's make. When you're talking about your big showroom of furniture, you don't want to see the building from the street. You must merge your audio and video to create a powerful sales tool.

Never Forget Your Call to Action 

Your call to action gets customers to buy or act now. Don't get to the end of your commercial and leave off your call to action. You want to tell customers to visit today and give your complete contact information, including Web site address, phone number and street address (giving a quick line about how to find you if possible). For example, "That's Simple Designs, located next to the old train depot downtown."

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Get More Blog Traffic Through SEO Tips

Google SEO Expert India (search engine optimization  is one of those tricky little things that many bloggers are unfamiliar with and fail to use on a regular basis. I’ll admit that I am one of those bloggers but every now and then I will remember that using SEO to promote your blog and grow your traffic is as important as remembering to brush your teeth each day. Remembering to use SEO when writing posts and adding images can increase your traffic and drive new readers to your blog. Like anything in life, do this regularly and it will become a very good habit!

Here are four simple ways you can use SEO to get the traffic flowing through. You don’t need to be a computer expert or even really understand SEO that well for these tips – these are things every day people can use on their blogs.

1. ALT Text Every Image
This can be difficult to remember to do especially if you are blogging quickly. But sit down and really take the time to focus on the keywords you can use for alt text. It doesn’t always have to be related to the image (although this helps). Many times I alt text the images on my blog with keywords I know my audience will be looking for like “vintage fashion blog” for example. Many people are now using Google images to find the things they are looking for and a lot of my traffic comes directly from Google images.

2. Keywords
Every blog has keywords that are relevant to the intended audience. My personal blog is focused on vintage fashion and style so these are my basic keywords. You can even use Google’s free keyword tool to generate some ideas if you are getting stuck. Use keywords in alt text for images, blog post titles, the first paragraph of the post (with inbound links) and labels (Blogger) and tags (WordPress) for your blog post.

3. Blog regularly
The more you blog the better chances you have of search engines picking up on your posts. I find I get a lot more traffic if I blog every day as opposed to blogging a few times a week. Blogging regularly also allows you to increase your blog’s ranking on search engines and to use those keywords more effectively throughout different posts.

4. Links
Every post you write should contain at least one inbound link to a relevant post. This not only increases the chances of people sticking around to read another article on your blog it is also important for SEO. Try to limit the outbound links you have on your blog homepage and in your blog posts. Also remember the more inbound links to your blog the better so advertise your blog on similar sites and ask for link backs where you can.

Resources :- http://www.bloggingtips.com | Modification by Google Seo

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Do you know what About SEO 2013 or Are you ready for SEO 2013

Do you know what About SEO 2013 ? (Google SEO Expert India)

Considering the shifts in SEO survival, 2012 has been quite an eventful year. There have been several important updates that have changed the search scene altogether.

A massive crackdown on spam sites through the EMD updates was not the only scathing step taken by Google. Google updates its algorithm over 500 times a year in order to weed out low quality sites from the top positions. Google will never stop its relentless run to make search results more relevant.

Search engine optimization, as it stands today, is no longer child’s play. It has become quite challenging and innovative strategies are required to attain better rankings.

So what is the outlook for SEO in 2013? The answer to this question is still vague, as people are not sure about the updates that are to occur in 2013. Fierce arguments are still raging regarding the Google updates that may take place. While some believe that the future lies in content marketing, others believe that social media presence will be the key. Others continue to resort to blackhat SEO methods that may land them on Google’s hitlist.

Based on what I hear people saying and see people doing, and my understanding of the proposed Google updates that may take place, here is a list of major changes in SEO you can expect to occur in 2013.

Author Rank

How Google handles Author Rank will be the biggest search factor in 2013. It may turn the entire internet marketing world upside down.

Google will assign each blogger an Author Rank based on various parameters such as niche authority and domain expertise. This Rank will be given a major role in ranking the content authored by that author. Simply speaking, the higher the rank and reputation of the author, the higher are the chances of their content ranking well in search engines. Also, an author’s published content will be directly linked to their Google+ profile, thereby drawing Google+ into SEO calculations. So, with the mooted Author Rank update, performance of a site will depend more upon the reputation and niche expertise of the content’s author in social networks.

Equivalency Score Algorithm

Another major update that is expected to take place in 2013 is the Google Equivalency Score Algorithm (ESA). ESA is expected to work in the same way as Google Adword’s Quality Score where each keyword is given a point score based on several factors. The quality score of the keywords is then used along with the bid amount of the advertiser and the ads are ranked accordingly. ESA, if operationalized, will have a huge impact on online businesses. It will effectively cut down the monopoly of some websites on number one rankings and will create a more level playing field for all businesses. One effect of this is that Google may display the same results for a search query in different orders each time the results appear on screen.

Link Disavow Tool

The Link Disavow Tool was created to collect data on the backlink structure of sites. Chances are that Google will use this tool in 2013 to create an algorithm using the links that have already been submitted to them. The tool will be used to improve reporting of spam sites and poor quality backlinks. Consequently, blog posts and forum posts can no longer be used to create backlinks.

Social media presence

SEO in 2013 will be heavily influenced by the numerous social networks and the development and utilisation of an effective social media presence. Site owners and technicians have to carve a niche out for themselves in social media if they want their sites to do well in search rankings. Sharing of content on social networks like Facebook, Twitter, StumbleUpon, Pinterest, Delicious, LinkedIn, MySpace and Google+ will be of the utmost importance. Social media popularity will, in a way, decide the fate of a site as far as Google is concerned.

The reason Google gives such importance to the social media presence of a site is yet to be definitively ascertained. But there are many theories out there regarding this. Social media presence is proof that the traffic finds the content of a site useful. However, many say that Google will do this to give its staggering Google+ a boost. Many believe that in the days to come, Google+ might just emerge as the most important social network for webmasters.

Digital marketing

Digital marketing will also play a big role in 2013. Digital marketing will slowly include the entire spectrum of online marketing from market-purposed content creation, through pay-per-click strategies, to use of social media. Because of certain expected Google updates, this will get a big boost and chances are that more and more brands will come into the digital marketing field in time.

No Fundamental Changes in SEO

Having started by explaining how SEO will fundamentally change in 2013, let me close by saying that the foundation of SEO is going to remain the same. Whether web owners and professionals like it or not, content will continue as the king online. High quality, well-written, expertly displayed, functionally useful content will still hold the key to ranking well for target search terms. Any site needs to have compelling and unique content that has good readability and provides a rich user experience. Half the search battle is won if a website follows this cardinal rule, and that will only become more true in 2013 and beyond.

Currently accepted link building practices such as viral article submission and automated link posting won’t work any more, as the basis for them affecting search results is revealed as artifical. Google began the tough scrutiny of backlinks in 2012, and this will continue in 2013.

While we must wait to see just how Google and other search giants implement their strategies for 2013, it can be taken for granted that their efforts to keep search results organically honest, relevant and useful to consumer will have an impact on the industry that has developed around search engine optimization. Whether the effects of that are good or bad, for consumers and the industry, remains to be seen.

What about you? Are you ready for 2013? Do you foresee other ways in which search will change next year and beyond?

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