Posted on October - 27 - 2008
Ever wonder how some SEO experts out their always seem to have a jump start on marketing? Are you always amazed at how much some of the SEM’s are just one step ahead? Well today we are going to show you how you can keep up with the competition. With all the noise on the web these days it is hard to keep up with the new material when most of them you are gathering the same old information over and over. Here is how you avoid the noise and focus on the tasks or “keywords” at hand:
Choose several keywords that best suit your needs.
Make sure these keywords are suited to your everyday work, competition, business, jargon, etc.
Next, Setup a Google Alerts Subscription
Use the keywords from your list to setup your alerts in Google Alerts. Plug in your keywords and refine the frequency you desire to receive these alerts, (minutes, hours, days).
Finally, Put your Google Alerts to Good Use
Once you start receiving your alerts, navigate through the list of alerts that relates to the keywords you have selected. While browsing the links and the pages that you have visited, look for ways to engage in commentary about that particular topic, even, or keyword that you are targeting. Place in-depth feedback and information that supports the post. Build new contacts, connections, and even link backs from some of the best bloggers on the web.
By staying on top of your alerts allows you focus on the most relevant content and topics aligned for the day. Your daily optimization just got easier with your daily tasks of refining the noise and focusing on your keyword directions.
This has been your daily opt.
Posted on October - 17 - 2008
Read Write Web recently published an article on the analysis of how much a blogger realy makes per post. Although the survey was private in respect to the top bloggers of the web, the statistics are amazing to see the growth and reliance due to blogging these days. Many bloggers are seen to be working 50 to even 60 hours a week according this post written by Marshall Kirkpatrick.
Review the article: How Much Do Top Tier Bloggers and Social Media Consultants Get Paid? We Asked Them!
Who knew that Daily Opts could be so profitable?
Posted on October - 08 - 2008
Happy Birthday Google!
Can you remember the late nineties? Can you reflect where you were and what you were doing? Perhaps Larry Page and Sergey Brim can remember the days of number crunching and innovative brainstorming while their expectations were only to develop a search engine that produced accurate and creditable results. Today we vastly depend and rely on this innovative search engine that we are so loyal too. Our loyalty for SEM’s (Search Engine Marketers) relies heavily on Google for personal, professional, and business relationships. Because the motives that drive a simple tweak in the algorithm can suddenly have the phones ringing, the emails flowing, and questions soaring that are all at the mercy of site rankings versus the real outcomes of what Google decides to produce in the SERPs (Search Engine Results Pages).
Anyway, I am not trying to disappoint you on Google’s birthday, but I am trying to recognize the significances of real creditable thinking link Page and Brim did. Creditable thinking is an innovative direction within itself and your work in SEO (Search Engine Optimization) should rely on it. Your most valuable work is the quality of focus and attention that you put forth to develop creditable and strong content that relates to the focus or desired keywords that you want to target.
If you produce like Google has produced in the past 10 years than a decade from now you can also imagine where you will be…
Take a look back at Google in 2001.
Look how far the SERPs for SEO has come since 2001.
This has been your Daily Opt.
