Methods to promote the website (2006 version)

Many friends have conclude the methods,but with the passage of time,a lot of new approaches.Often these new approaches,in actual operation have more remarkable achievements.Many applications currently web2.0 very fiery,but search engines on web2.0 elements,more friendly. web2.0 elements used to promote their sites.Of course,I want to integrate my predecessors and on the means to promote web2.0 way to do something in conclusion:

1:SEO.In fact,we should consider the establishment of the website at the same time,the proven effective for several things.URL alphabet,simple straightforward headlines division title "and his" meta-appropriate,functional RSS subscription,rich website linked to the website map,
labels, the most important thing is not to do evil.After they finish,submit to the search engines.

2.RSS.Use RSS in addition to enriching website connected,users will have a subscription.Then there are several RSS polymerization sites,the search included so fast.For example RSS.bokee.com,feedss.com.Users interested in the content of the site through subscription,we can increase the traffic,and users can also increase the viscosity.

3.Cyber Digest.This method is very good,very effective.Some cyber digest can give your website often bring considerable traffic.

4.Link exchange.It is imperative to promote the website.

5.E-MAIL.It is a good way to promote.Many of the website's success,to a great extent,depend on the promotion of the way.

6.Advertising.That,we need to spend a lot of money,but the recommended method is more economical to promote their advertising,so basically the same expenditure.Website traffic has also been promoted.




7.Rich conten.Users rely on the word-of-mouth marketing legend,it is actually very effective.

Recommendation:Join the key social search engine.Search engine traffic to the website is huge.However,the search engine has its own personality.Want to use search engines to have a great traffic or require a lot of ability.Of course,we can choose a new social search,such as:deyeb.Actual effect!Web2.0 combination of many elements such sites,but he is a social search engine,users will be the message.Promotion of the content, it is easy to achieve the ultimate goal of such websites.Methods (There are many similar websites, you can find themselves):

1.Download Tools Bar
2.Promote their own to the collection and search results through tools bar.
3.Also in the "group" and an "encyclopedia" to promote your information.And the effects of promotional skills.Not blindly made advertisements,were shut out.Rich content carrying the promotion, is the best way.

Actually,the most important thing is to do a rich content,the most important thing is to promote the prudent choice is not connected,Quality is important.Combining a variety of marketing methods,the best result is a search engine marketing and Internet advertising.Other methods have certain effects.However,However,it is desirable to attract target customers,or more of the traffic is useless.

Fitness made simple: Stair Sprinting

Anybody can lose weight; it's no big deal. You only have to be careful about the food you eat and to make more effort than you usually do. Dieting doesn't have to mean food deprivation and money spent on gym subscriptions. You can keep your body in shape with simple exercises that do not require gym equipment or professional advice and supervision. If you're also using a dietary supplement like ProShaperx, losing weight will be the simplest thing in the world.

A simple exercise that anybody can perform at home or the park is called Stair Sprinting. The name is pretty self explanatory. All you have to do is run up and down the stairs between several floors; the more floors, the better off you'll be.

It's a good idea to start small, even if you're in a good physical condition. Run up and down four floors two times. First timers and overweight people are unlikely to manage more than two reps anyway. However, it's no big deal if you can't do more than two reps in the beginning. Resistance to effort is built in time. Do the two reps every other day for two weeks.

After two weeks increase the number of reps to either three or four, depending on how you feel. If you can take four reps up and down four flights of stairs, then by all means do so. If you can't, then stick to three reps. As the weeks go by, you can add even more reps to your routine in order to increase your endurance and to really put the muscles to work.

This exercise is perfect for the legs and ass. Ladies and gents looking to build shapely asses and strong thighs ought to try stair sprinting. Having to carry your own weight up the stairs instead of flat terrain puts more stress on the muscles and helps the feet gain more endurance. However, be very careful when doing this exercise. Running up and down the stairs makes it very easy to trip or miss a step and splay an ankle. Even more serious injuries might happen if you're not careful enough.

Want To Succeed At Writing? You Need A Platform!

When I finished my book, "The Plain Truth about Living in Mexico," I sent queries to a number of publishers. On a lark, I queried McGraw-Hill. To my utter shock and awe, they wanted to look at the completed manuscript. The editor who read the manuscript wrote back and said that he wanted to take it to the final committee for possible publication. This meant that the book passed all the requirements except the final step in which it is determined, in a kind of crystal-ball reckoning, if it will be something that will make them money-the bottom line.

Unfortunately, it did not pass that final step.

The main reason was the financial department thought the subject (expatriation to Mexico) occupied such a small niche that it would not make them money. They told me another reason they rejected the manuscript was that I had no platform.

In non-fiction (and, to an extent fiction), publishers take a hard look at who you are. They want to know why someone would want to buy your book from them. If you've written a book on weight loss, the publisher is going to look at what your qualifications are a selling point for your book. If you are a doctor with a very large practice, the publisher might reason that your education is a selling point. In addition, you have this platform, the medical practice, from which you can promote your book. Though the patients may only number in the hundreds in that doctor's practice, the publisher might gamble that those patients would spread the news about the book to their friends. (Word-of mouth-promotion.)

Another example is the most beloved person (that's a joke) in the entire world, Ann Coulter. This woman has a following she gathered from her TV platform. All those appearances she has made on television earned her a following that will buy all her books no matter what the woman says. Although I am a conservative, let me say this: She pushes it too far most of the time. However, she is a best-selling author and all of her books make the top of the list. She carefully and shrewdly built her platform from which she now has this following who buy her books.

To McGraw-Hill, I was a nobody. No one had heard of me and I had no following.

The book, by the way, got published and is still paying my $400.00 a month rent payment.

Since the year 2005, I have been busy. I've been writing hundreds and hundreds of articles, mostly for free. I have worked to build a following from the platform of the Internet (and a few print venues). I have engaged in article marketing to promote my books.




I have used three directories, Associated Content being one, to post my articles. I have "parked" my articles online and, through the magic of search engines as well as online publishers wanting free content, I have gathered a following. From this platform of writing free articles online, I have had three experiences that demonstrate my point.

First: A travel guidebook company contacted me and asked me to write for a book they were putting out. They asked for a contribution for the book. I wrote an article for the book, which is now on the market. It is a paying gig and provides excellent exposure for my writing.

Second: A couple of journalists who are starting a print and online magazine contacted me to become a regular contributor for their new publication. They found me online, read my work, and want me. This is more exposure and an additional platform from which to extend my book promotion reach.

Third: I just got word that an advance-paying publisher is offering me a contract for my next book. What looked attractive to this publisher was the writing itself AND the fact that I have a following. Now, with the magazine startup, I will have additional exposure to a readership of about 100,000 people. The magazine is related to the niche in which I write.

This is what publishers are looking for when you query them for possible publication of a book idea. How will you be able to sell this book, what will you do to promote it relentlessly, and who knows who you are? This is the business side of the so-called creative writing gig.

You have to find a way to gather a following of people whom you can reach to tell them, "Hey, I have a new book coming out. Will you please buy a copies for yourself and all your friends?"

So, all those articles you are not getting any upfront payments for in Associated Content?

Get them online anyway. Write the best you can. Try your hardest to promote them.

Associated Content is the platform from which you can put together your following. I did it!

The professionals are out there cruising the net looking for their next talent.

One of the Best Sales Techniques Around

We hear all the time about all sorts of techniques for closing people in sales situations, and other approaches that are designed for us salespeople to gain more business with our customers and prospects, too. While some of these approaches can be useful, there's just no substitute for what's considered one the best sales techniques around. That being:
Building great rapport with your customers and prospects, and having them feel you're 100% committed to helping them attain their needs, wants, and desires .

But this is not how many salespeople are doing it in their own businesses right now, is it?

Frequently people will get into sales because they see it as a way to make big money. But they then fall into the routine of being forceful in their sales approaches, trying to move the customer in the direction that's best for the salesperson.

The unfortunate reality is these salespeople don't realize their customers can see what they're up to. Somehow these salespeople feel they're not telegraphing what they're doing in any way that can be detected by the customer or prospect they're working with.

With this in mind, just once I'd like to be in a clothing store and hear a salesperson say to the customer, "You know, that doesn't look very good on you at all."

Any salesperson that would tell me this would instantly raise their level of credibility!

Yet there are a great many salespeople out there trying to steer their prospects towards doing deals that may not be the best ones for the prospects, but they're the best ones for the salespeople instead. And once your prospect picks up on this behavior, your relationship with the person is sunk. Now you've become just someone who "sells" to them, but they know now that they can't trust your judgment and opinion. They have to determine whether or not the product or service will work for them completely independent of anything you now say to them.




The type of salesperson we all want to work with is someone we like who we feel has their number one priority being serving our best needs. When we both like someone and feel they're committed to serving our best interests, we naturally just feel ourselves wanting to work with them.
The same applies for you, too, in your own business.

As an example, do you think if you were the one looking to buy or lease product or service that you could sense if the rep you were working with had your best interests in mind above their own? If your answer to this is "Yes," don't you think the same applies with your own customers and prospects, too? Don't you think they can sense if you're serving their best interests or looking out for your own commission?

Sometimes, for whatever reason, we don't feel our customers and prospects share our same intuitive qualities in this arena. And it can cost us big time, too, if we haven't already become the kind of salesperson who always puts their needs before our own.

Make sure you're adept at developing great rapport with your customers and prospects, and make sure they always understand that serving their best interests is constantly your number one priority.
Once you've mastered this in your own business, people will sense that you're the best choice they could ever make when it's time for them to buy.

Best of luck to you out in the field