Conversion is a subject that has been tossed around by many, but what is being done to address this? Is it lack of knowledge? Is the topic of conversion treading into web design and the avoidance of wanting to get involved in the actual design of the site?

We feel that there should always be a discussion of what can be done to improve conversion of new site visitors. Because if this is addressed ROI will soon follow. So force the ROI discussion, it may feel uncomfortable, but in the long run the true objective of optimizing will be achieved.

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As a business owner, how can you ensure your LBM activities impact bottom-line
sales?

1. Pick a Platform – By surveying your customers through existing social media
websites or traditional direct mail see what service your target audience
mostly uses. The check-in services that are favored by your current fans and
customers should be the ones targeted first. Then move to other location
based communities that can tap in to new markets.

2. Stake Your Claim – After you have pick your service, make sure you join
the network and check that all of your current information in the database
is correct. Also by claiming ownership you then gain admin rights to
information the page and enables you to offer deals, specials, and coupons.

To Read the full list of tips click here:

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We are not sure if the new version has been rolled out to everyone yet, but we thought we would point out a new feature that most of you are probably interested in and that is the ability to track social media in Google Analytics.

Great, right? Well there is a catch, the tracking revolves around….surprise….Google!

We will discuss this further on today’s Webinar so I will post more after the event today. Hope you can join us.

Over the past few months a few of us Sharp-Eyed SEO’s have spotted changes in Google’s algorithm and additions to the original Panda Update (or Panda 1.0) which was set in place by the search engine to crack down on content farms and low quality content on the web. Panda 1.0 first rolled out in February which affected about 12% of search results done in the U.S. targeted at removing “Shallow” or “thin”, useless content mostly generated for SEO purposes to ‘Game’ the search engines.

When first installed, many search marketers had little knowledge of the update. It wasn’t until after reading Google’s official blog and other media did many SEO’s finally realize that Google had engineered a new, smarter filter to its search engine algorithm to help get rid of all the wasted space and useless, or copied info out on the web. After it’s initial roll-out, there have continued to be supplemental updates to its original update respectively dubbed Panda 2.0 (an international roll-out released in April) mainly having to do with how the engine incorporates data about the sites that users ‘block‘ into their algorithm. Finally, the recent implementation of Panda 3.0 (officially coined 2.1) introduced a couple of weeks ago, has since spawned a new breed of “Panda-mania” across the search world; causing us to continue our fore-thought into what Google will possibly come up with next!?

Because of all the mayhem, this so-called  “Panda-mania” has indeed been born and rightfully JUST due to all the useless, low-quality content (hot-garbage) on the web presented strictly for the purposes for gaining search engine ranking. The key to success is not just to ‘game’ the search engines or to do what’s necessary to get to the TOP, it’s about working together with the search engines and not just the search engines, the user. What would you (the searcher) like to see if you were to do a search? Helpful, useful, intriguing information; or useless nonsense, most likely with grammatical errors that looks like it was scraped off some other site? Probably the first one right? That’s the ticket…

This is exactly why Google is the undisputed powerhouse that it currently is because of the relevancy factor they’re bringing to the table, giving users websites that are meaningful and related to their searches. Giving the user what they want. It’s almost like Google did some  ‘Spring-Cleaning’ by eliminating and removing redundant, low-quality content that the engine has already previously indexed and ranking sites that are unique and increasingly more useful. The key is to improve the user experience not dilute it with unnecessary content. Whatever the case, the reigning Sheriff in town (Google) has just hired a whole new set of deputies (algorithm updates) to clean things up, make sure you follow the rules (via content creation) or you just may be ousted and run out-of-town.

Thanks For Reading!

~JAWS

We put complex marketing tasks on an intern with little to no real life experience. We pay huge amounts to develop in house strategies that may be obsolete next month and don’t realize it because we only focus on one site in one industry. We set up social media and put out information that nobody cares about.

Does this sound like you? Well this is no surprise because it is very common today.

There are probably many reasons for this, but we feel that the main cause of reluctance is due to lack of SEO knowledge. And not just not knowing what SEO is, but rather the inner working of SEO and how it relates to them and their website.

Often times, we see our website as our greatest accomplishment. It is full of information that has painstakingly been crafted with expert data on the product or service that is offered on the website. More often than not, access to the website is not allowed. This is where the problem begins, and that problem is reluctance to hand over a piece of the website for someone to manipulate it.

Webmasters are also reluctant, but mainly because they are tasked with keeping the site healthy and someone monkeying around on the site spells headaches and hours to fix problems caused by this intruder.

But most companies can actually benefit from using an outside company, and the benefits outweigh the risk by a landslide.

Bottom line….the companies that will be successful in the future are the ones that “get” this. The companies that admit that they do not understand and have the abilty to understand everything about new media. They realize that the education is on going and may never end and while hiring team members to focus on seo and social media is a good idea, it is not the stopgap. There still need to be experts involved. Experts that live in the space every day