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Get Your St. Patrick’s SEO Treat from Link-Assistant: Limited Offer

March 16th, 2012 by Link-Assistant.Com

Get your SEO pint!Dear SEOs and marketers!

Do you know that today is a very special day for all beer-and-discount hunters?

Seriously, we wish you the greenest and happiest St Patrick's Day:

  • May your well-optimized websites bring lots of gold!
  • May you rank so high your competitors go green!
  • May your SEO routine turn into a colorful rainbow of new opportunities!

Also today, on St' Paddy's, we'd love to share with you an amazing story we've heard from one leprechaun. Somewhere in the wilds of the Internet there's a secret lucky page. Everyone who gets there has a chance to win a cool prize... We promised not to tell everyone... but okay…

You can get a 47% discount on SEO PowerSuite by following the leprechaun's simple instructions!

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SEO PowerSuite in training videos – get a full grip on your Rank Tracker’s potential!

March 13th, 2012 by Link-Assistant.Com

SEO PowerSuite Video Training Center got just filled with fresh videos to provide step-by-step training on your SEO PowerSuite tools! We start today with a 4-video series of Rank Tracker tutorials.

Need an easy way to see where your site ranks in Google, Yahoo or over 790 other search engines? Wish to discover hundreds of profitable keywords you've been missing out on? Or interested in some advanced Rank Tracker’s tips and tricks?

Just jump up here for these easy-to-follow videos on each and every Rank Tracker’s killer SEO feature:

Rank Tracking Keyword Research

Tracking Competitor Rankings Universal Search Results Tracking

All that you might miss in Rank Tracker is now here on a plate. Just visit our Video Training Center and take a full grip on the vast powers of your SEO software.

And we’ll be rolling out new training videos for other SEO PowerSuite tools very soon. Stay tuned!

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Google +1 Button – Hidden Benefits

March 12th, 2012 by

Google PlusIt’s virtually become a standard to integrate +1, Like, or Tweet buttons into any webpage. Sure thing, the sharing and rating buttons contribute to your overall social media exposure, but have you thought that some of them may give you even more value?

For instance, Google +1 button collects rather valuable information about your target audience, which may help you improve the performance of your ad campaigns in Facebook, Adwords, or other advertising networks. Read the rest of this entry »

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Pinterest for Joe-the-Marketer?

March 2nd, 2012 by

 

Somehow I just can't picture Joe the marketer making bank on Pinterest. Repinning and liking pins? Sure. Making money and driving traffic to his site? Nope. Don't see it happening. Here's why.

Source: flickr.com via Erica on Pinterest

 

"I want to pin!"

Meet Joe. An online marketer blogging about tech, with a decent following on Twitter, Facebook and (maybe even) Google+.

For the past few months he keeps reading about this Pinterest thing. It's making headlines all over the place. Mashable can't stop talking about these exciting Pinterest stats. A look at Compete alone is worth a million words. Joe is pumped. He is so ready to pin.

Question is how does Joe's pinning bring money for his biz? Read the rest of this entry »

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Check new skin colors and project filters in SEO PowerSuite!

February 28th, 2012 by Link-Assistant.Com

We want to thank you and all our users for loads of feedback we’ve been getting on the new SEO PowerSuite design!

With such a flood of your thumbs-up and ideas, we feel ever more inspired to make the new look-n-feel more flexible and suiting your needs.

So here’s what’s new in your SEO PowerSuite interface today:

1) 5 eye-candy interface color schemes

Color Schemes

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How to Choose a Web Host with SEO in Mind

February 27th, 2012 by

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This post continues the series of posts on our blog that are dedicated to starting a website from scratch. To catch up, please, read How to Choose a Domain Name with SEO in Mind. Part 1: Brand vs Keywords and How to Choose a Domain Name with SEO in Mind. Part 2. Domain Extension.

So, once you have chosen a domain name for your would-be website, the next step is to pick a Web hosting provider. You can easily compare different offers available by checking out provider ratings and comparison charts - here is an example.

In this article we are going to discuss what to look for in a Web host, bearing in mind that you'd also like your website to be visible in the search engines one day. So, here are some important things to consider:

Server location

The first thing to consider is the country in which the host is located. For SEO purposes, it's better if it is in the same country you're targeting. Google reportedly considers websites more relevant for a particular location if they are also hosted there. Read the rest of this entry »

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Huge AdWords Costs? Get down to Negative Keywords!

February 22nd, 2012 by

negative keywordsDo you think traffic can be bad? Not only can it be bad, it can also leave you penniless when running pay-per-click (PPC) campaigns. Unless you work out a plan for managing negative keywords. In this post, I'll discuss why we need negative keywords, how to identify them and use across your Google AdWords campaigns to get more relevant traffic and cut PPC spending.

Why do you need to say "no"?

Three years ago I helped one of my customers save quite a fortune on adding just one negative keyword to his ad campaigns in Google AdWords. Any guesses for the word? It was download. Imagine a company that provides software development services to independent vendors. There was NO software for download at their website, but their ads were showing for such keywords as

software development tutorial download
download flash development kit, etc.

The worst thing however was that most of the irrelevant traffic came from display network, contributing to a very low CTR and enormous cost per acquisition.

After discussing the issue, we worked out a list of negative phrases that have been successfully used in the campaigns for more than 3 years already. Are you still unsure you need negative keywords? :) Read the rest of this entry »

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Infographics: Most Common On Page Risk Factors Showcased

February 17th, 2012 by

What would you do to warm up a cold room? Put a dozen of heaters? Or make sure the isolation is proper first? If the heat loss level is low, one heater will be enough to do the job. In case it's high, the dozen might make the room warmer, but the resources will be lost in vain.

Same is true about achieving high rankings.

What would you do to get a website rank high in Google? Build multiple links? Or check out on page factors first?

On page factors are neglected quite often. Neat design and decent content seem to be enough, and website promoters go chasing the links.

However, that's very similar to the attempts of warming up a poorly-isolated room with dozen heaters. Same goes with SEO, where a smarter approach would be to eliminate risks first so as to get to Google top 10 faster and easier. Read the rest of this entry »

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Valentine’s surprise from SEO PowerSuite team!

February 14th, 2012 by Link-Assistant.Com

Check this sweet Valentine's surprise!

It’s Valentine’s day! Love is in the air and we sure hope that joy and happiness are all around you!

On this day of love, heart shaped balloons, gifts and happiness it’s just the time for us to say how much we love you, how much we care for you and how grateful we are for your support and being with us for 7 years already!

It's truly been a pleasure working for you and with you. All we’ve managed to achieve, we’ve achieved thanks to people like you - the best users in the world!

To give way to our whole-hearted love, we’ve made up this very special Valentine’s surprise for you! Something that lasts beyond flowers and chocolates, something that speaks better than words, something to make your Valentine’s day happier!

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How to build up keyword phrases when your research tools fail

February 10th, 2012 by

Either as a professional SEO or webmaster you might have been stuck in a situation when the available keyword research tools like:

Fail to provide you with any keyword ideas. Typically, it happens due to any of the following reasons or their combination:

  • A new keyword/ object/ notion (e.g., you are promoting an absolutely new product or service)
  • The keyword has very low search volume (the research tools often omit such keywords)
  • Adult or restricted niche (the research tools may, and they actually do, filter out 'adult' related keywords from their results)

There are a few techniques that might help you pick out potentially good keywords despite the lack of information. Read on! Read the rest of this entry »

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