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Category Archives: Search Marketing
Facebook Privacy Settings – Changes You Should Make Today!
Did you know that, if you haven’t changed your Facebook privacy settings, you are sharing which sites you go to on the web with Facebook by default, without doing anything? Alright, let me back up a little bit and explain. … Continue reading
Try Using Google Website Optimizer
Do you split-test your main (money making) pages? Split-testing is about trying different things, throwing out what doesn’t work as well, keeping what does work. You can do ongoing improvements and “magically” increase your returns. Especially important in pages where … Continue reading
Posted in Copywriting, Pay-Per-Click, SEO Web Help
Tagged Google Website Optimizer, GoogleWebsiteOptimizer, gwo, split test, splitest
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Using “Top Selling” to Sell Your Products
This a useful descriptive to try in your Adwords ads. If you have tried using simple words like buy now or for sale, try using something more descriptive and enticing as an advertisement. We often use phrases like “Top Selling” … Continue reading
Putting “Sale” in Your Headline
When I have great pricing on a line (or even a single item), I like to experiment with having “Sale” in the headline. I used to do “on Sale” a lot. For example, let say you have great prices on … Continue reading
