FREE WEBSITE PROMOTION
Does Your Website Constantly Get Lost on Those Long Search Engine Lists? Now There's Help.
I'd like to share some actual methods used by successful mail order and Internet entrepreneurs to improve their website's search engine position and thus increase "hits" or visits to their websites, which correlates to improved product sales and profits.
Eighty to ninety percent of Internet traffic to a website is usually derived from the major search engines (Yahoo, Google, etc). ZeoliteDepot.com, a website selling natural volcanic zeolite mineral based household odor elimination products, was consistently coming up number 80, 90, or even 100 on AOL's Search engine until the website's owner started using guaranteed-traffic.net's promotion and search engine placement-improving services. Now when a websurfer types the word "zeolite" into the search engine, ZeoliteDepot.com comes up in the top ten every time, and usually in the first or second position.
If your website doesn't come up in the first two or three pages on a keyword search, then the websites that do (your competitors) will be getting all of your potential customers.
Some other methods of free Internet advertising and promotion are the Internet FFA sites, free link pages, free "add url" pages, and the use of free classified ads, such as those offered on Yahoo (which lets you place up to 10 free ads).
There are other more complicated Internet marketing techniques used by savvy Internet marketing companies, such as:
* Organic marketing* Text Links
* Word-of-Mouse Marketing
* High-Traffic Site Linking
* E-zines
Information regarding these techniques can be found by typing the corresponding words into any Internet search engine.
A.R. Carroll is the owner of National Book Sales Company, "prime source" drop-shipper of nearly 800 best-selling mail order books, business books, wholesale, closeout, and trade directories all at the nation's lowest subwholesale prices! They offer book dealerships and book wholesalerships plans that include FREE promotional materials, flyers, circulars, camera-ready ads, turn-key websites on disk, ongoing support, consultation and advice. Visit them on the web at
www.NationalBookSales.com
or write to:
National Book Sales 368a Broad Street PMB 155 Bloomfield, NJ 07003
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