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New SEO Methods Reward Quality Content and Audience Engagement Skills

New SEO Methods Reward Quality Content and Audience Engagement Skills | Internet Marketing Strategy 2.0 | Scoop.it
From socialbarrel.com - June 30, 2013 3:34 AM



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If you are looking for a way to become less dependent on SEO to keep your web site visibility on search engines, a new approach, promoting a radically different approach to conquer the search engine result pages, is emerging. 

It is being called New SEO.


From obsessive keyword analysis and inbound linking focus the new SEO approach focuses on higher quality content and greater attention to audience engagement and relationship building.


The accompanying infographic from Positionly eloquently illustrates the key differences between the traditional way of doing SEO and the new approach.


"The old way of thinking about SEO meant that analytical and mostly technical knowledge was given an edge.


New SEO should prize analytical and mostly marketing knowledge."



Rightful. Useful reminder. 7/10


Original article and infographic: http://socialbarrel.com/sustainable-and-algorithm-proof-new-seo-methods-for-2013/52145/



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Celebritize You's comment, July 1, 2013 10:14 PM
Many of my clients are still thinking old SEO. Ugggh.
Johnny's curator insight, July 7, 2013 3:05 AM

Check ou the info graphic...
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Trust and Reputation Platform Allows Others To Define Your Expertise and Competence Areas

Trust and Reputation Platform Allows Others To Define Your Expertise and Competence Areas | Internet Marketing Strategy 2.0 | Scoop.it
From raisingprofiles.posterous.com - February 16, 2012 5:21 AM

"There's a new buzz on the airwaves and it's called Connect.me.

 

This is not another flash in the pan but a serious contender for building trust and reputation across your social network."

 

I like it a lot too. Go give it a try:

http://connect.me 


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How To Engage Your Readers and Discover What They Really Need From You By Using Q&A Webinars

How To Engage Your Readers and Discover What They Really Need From You By Using Q&A Webinars | Internet Marketing Strategy 2.0 | Scoop.it
From www.copyblogger.com - March 19, 2012 7:07 PM

Robin Good: If you are looking for ways to "engage" your customers, readers and fans, webinars are truly a great solution.


Not only they allow you to showcase your expertise while providing good value to your audience, but they give you a tremendous opportunity to "listen" to your fans real needs and to address them later with custom-designed services and products.


Lewis Howes writes: "...My recommendation is to host publicly available Q&A webinars throughout the year, which allows you to “give back” to your market while also gaining valuable intelligence.


Pay close attention to recurring questions or themes in your webinars, since these are the signs your market may be ready for a new product.


They’re simple to do — just pick a topic and host an hour-long webinar where attendees can ask anything they’d like to learn more about or are struggling with.


Your job is to look for those repeating themes, because that’s what your market is hungry for.


...You can usually bet that the questions you get in your Q&A sessions are ones that lots of other customers have as well.


When you solve real customer problems, you put yourself at the head of the pack in your niche."


Truthful. 8/10


Full article: http://www.copyblogger.com/webinars-for-engagement/ 

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Mitchell Levy's curator insight, January 26, 2013 11:50 AM

If you're going to create a webinar, do it right and make sure that it's not just your megaphone, but your listening device.
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How Do You Find Out If Your Website Is Engaging?

How Do You Find Out If Your Website Is Engaging? | Internet Marketing Strategy 2.0 | Scoop.it
From mashable.com - January 7, 2012 4:09 AM

Robin Good: If you are seriously interested in optimizing and continuously improving the traffic, engagement level and subscriptions / sales on your web site, this article can provide some good basic advice on how to extract the most valuable actionable info from Google Analytics.


Three areas are of critical importance for you: 
a) Acquisition

b) Engagement

c) Outcome - Goals 


The three key engagement metrics that you should give highest priority and attention to, when it comes to engagement, are:


1) Pages per Visit: This is the average number of pages a visitor views when coming to your website. The more engaging your site is, the more inclined visitors will be to continue clicking beyond the entry page.


2) Average Time on Site: This refers to the typical amount of time visitors spend on your site, despite whether they continue to stay on the page they came in on or navigate elsewhere within your domain.


3) Bounce Rate: This represents the percentage of single-page visits to your site. It gives you a sense of how many visitors left your site from the entrance page rather than clicking further into your site as compared to total visitors. Like Pages per Visit, Bounce Rate can help you determine the performance of your entry pages based on the actions visitors take (or don’t take) after they’ve arrived on your site.


In this article you can find also a simplified review of the "Goals" function inside Google Analytics and how it can be best used.


Check out also the new Google Analytics features reviewed here: 

http://mashable.com/2011/11/30/google-analytics-new-features/ 


also not to be missed: http://mashable.com/2011/09/29/real-time-analytics-google/ 
 

Informative. 7/10


Read the full article here: http://mashable.com/2012/01/04/google-analytics-guide/ 


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