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Google SEO for Plastic Surgeons Cosmetic Surgeons: SECRET STRATEGIES

November 21, 2011 by  
Filed under Business Management, Marketing and PR

How to Get to Google Page One: For Plastic Surgeons and Cosmetic Surgeons As a cosmetic or plastic surgeon, you’re in a web marketing sweetspot. First of all, as far as regional competition, while there may be many clinics competing for the same dollar, your barrier to entry is high. Couple that with the fact [...]

SEO Expert NYC Reveals Google Page 1 Secret

1. It does not take 3-6 months to get to page one of Google. 2. There is no such thing as a hard keyword or an easy keyword 3. There is no such thing as a long tail or short tail keyword. 4. Bing is only about 12% of the search market. Probably much less. [...]

The Marketing Mix: Google SEO vs Google Adsense vs Twitter vs Facebook vs Blogging

Back in the old country (not geographically–two decades ago in the 90′s), there was one brand of mobile phone, there were two brands of jeans, vaccines were definitely good for you, and you could do advertising or you could do marketing. Life was simple. If you were going to do some advertising for you business, [...]

Top 100 PR Public Relations Firms and Pros Won’t Tell You THIS

Public relations just aren’t relating well to the public any more. So how do you get your message out to the masses? If you were around when the first remote controls came out, you remember how nauseating it was to sit next to the person with the remote. Every commercial advert was an opportunity to [...]

Media: LA’s Top 100 NON-Celebrity Bloggers You Should Take to Lunch

If you had the choice to take either a prime-time NBC newscaster, an LA Times reporter, or a blogger to lunch at the Ivy on Robertson in Beverly Hills, who would you pick? This is not a trick question. If you took the newscaster out (pick any: Lisa Hernandez ABC7, Jessica Holmes KTLA5, Leslie Miller – [...]

Home Page Optimization is a Scam, For the Last Time, Don’t Pay For It. Here’s Why

I’ve said it before. SEO is a Scam: http://journik.posterous.com/tag/seo and again, differently. Home page optimization is a scam too. Here’s why. Google doesn’t care about your site just like you don’t care about how much your dentist brags about his steady hands. Google, like you, only cares about what others say. Here’s a tiny caveat [...]

SEO Secrets: DIGG vs Reddit and nofollow hell that kills your backlinks

Have you ever wondered why your blog, ecommerce website, or web app doesn’t show up in Google for anything remotely searchable? Basically, there are only two factors that count in getting you to page one of a Google search. 1. Number of links 2. Words used in those links. So you think, “well, if I [...]

How Google Determines and Ranks Your Relevancy

February 3, 2010 by  
Filed under Marketing and PR

Personally, I think this graph, as reassuring and emboldening as it is, is totally bunk, (couple more commas, thrown in, for good measure). Image via two sites I highly recommend following religiously if you are even remotely involved in web business or like cilantro: http://www.copyblogger.com/seo-copywriting-matter/ and http://www.seomoz.org/blog/perfecting-keyword-targeting-on-page-optimization Here’s why: 1. The wedges, “Anchor text” and [...]

How to Get to Page One of Google (Roadmap Architecture)

December 24, 2009 by  
Filed under Marketing and PR

If you thought that all you have to do is set up some meta tags and hide some keywords in background colors that match the text colors of said keywords, you would have had a chance of getting to page one of Excite or Infoseek. BUT only in the early days when there were only [...]

The #1 Biggest Dark Secret To Getting To Google Page One

December 9, 2009 by  
Filed under Marketing and PR

Gmail. That’s it. Think about it. You try everything to increase your page relevance and ranking in Google. Google has to take a composite view of the entire web as far as it can see to accurately evaluate your webpage search result relevance. Guess what falls squarely in the middle of “The Entire Web?” (Refer [...]

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