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  • Benefits of Marketing Related Niches

    FAQ: If you have 30 sites in 8 different niches, do you use 1 account to market all sites via social media or should you set up separate accounts for each niche? My idea is to use separate accounts for social bookmarking and one account for social news. What do you think?

    Answer: Part of what you’re trying to do with the social bookmarking is build a persona. Think of it as branding yourself over time.

    Therefore it makes sense to do it using the same account if your niches are topically related, you’ll get more “followers” that way. But that said, there’s two even bigger benefits to staying within related categories…

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  • Combine Articles and Blogs for SEO

    FAQ: What’s the best way to integrate a blog with 125 article pages? Should I post all of my new articles to the blog, write static html article pages, then post a snippet on the blog, or a combination of both?

    Answer: To maximize your SEO benefits here’s the perfect way to integrate a combination of both article pages and blog posts…

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  • Clickbank Tips

    FAQ: Do you have any advice for working with Clickbank? Some tips perhaps. Some do’s and don’ts. For example, what does the gravity rating mean? I couldn’t find anything on Clickbank that explains it.

    Clickbank is one of the premier marketplaces on the web. They make it very easy to sell your digital products and run an affiliate program. Here are some pros and cons when using the service…

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  • Merchant Relations for Affiliates

    FAQ: Have you ever been turned down by a merchant for an affiliate program? What can you advise in the way of merchant relations, especially for beginners?

    Answer: Here’s how to prevent being turned down for an affiliate program, including some inside tips for dealing with account managers and merchants. I spoke with affiliate account manager Ginette Degner and here’s what she recommends…

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  • Markets Ideal for List Building

    FAQ: When building minisites, do you always try to build a email list? When do you say no to building a list?

    Answer: I can tell you for a fact, there are certain markets that will not respond to followup emails. Here’s how to know which markets will respond and how to target them for maximum sales…

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  • URL Shorteners = Bad Idea

    FAQ: How do you feel about url shorteners? When and how should we use them, or should we not use them at all?

    Answer: Although convenient, there are all sorts of hidden dangers with link shorteners. Here’s when to use them with caution and a couple of alternatives to try instead…

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  • Keywords in URLs

    FAQ: I have been following your transition away from static html websites to Semiologic Pro driven blogs. I have been trying to implement a similar strategy with my own sites.

    I noticed that you integrate static html pages along with a blog. I also noticed that your permalink setting is not what would be considered “ideal” as far as SEO is concerned.

    Why you didn’t implement a more SEO friendly permalink structure on your site? What negative impact do you think it has on rankings? (It looks like your blog still ranks very well though.)

    Answer: Yes, my Internet Marketing Secrets blog ranks well. So do many of its individual posts. I ran some tests using the Wordpress default ?/123 url and the popular long format /date/keyword1-keyword2 etc etc etc in the url and here’s what I found out…

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  • Escaping the Supplemental Index

    FAQ: I have a site that was indexed by Google. A search using the site: command shows 66 pages indexed. So Google knows the pages are there, and the cache is up to date, but when searching for text strings found on the page, none of the pages show up in the SERPs.

    Is this what you would expect if the pages were in the Supplemental index? Or do you have any other idea what might be going on?

    Answer: Yes, your site is in the supplemental index. 49 pages of it to be exact. Here’s how I know that…

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  • Recipe for SEO in 2009

    FAQ: Could your give us your recipe for SEO today in 2009? I have read a fair amount on how to rank organically, but a lot of the material is dated and not relevant. Google must have changed what they think is important in recent years.

    I would love to see an itemized checklist of what is needed, to make each page rank in the top 10. I would also like to know how long it takes to achieve a high organic ranking… hours, days, months?

    Answer: The biggest change Google has made, and the real secret to getting top rankings in 2009 is…

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  • Best Delivery Methods for Learning

    FAQ: Is the trend for training and learning really toward video without text? I tend to avoid participatory sessions, webinars etc, but I realize that probably puts me in a minority group.

    My preferred learning mode is reading. While visual material can be high impact, it usually takes a lot longer to internalize. It’s worse if I have to download big Flash or QuickTime files. What do you think is the best method for learning?

    Answer: Text, audio and video each have their place when it comes to learning. They are each superior in their own way, depending on the kind of information that’s being delivered.

    But when it comes to learning concepts and ideas, one delivery method has been clinically proven to blow away the rest…

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  • Optimizing Your Webpages with Keywords

    FAQ: How many keywords can my website be known for? In other words, when it comes to organic SEO, how many keyword phrases should I optimize for?

    Answer: Many people believe that their website gets indexed with only a handful of search terms. That thinking is years behind where the search engines are now.

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