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Wordpress Blog For Sales Letter Website

October 23 By Alexei 1 Comment

I do quite a lot of ebook web design and have been looking for a solution for getting higher quality score for the website. It looks like wordpress blog is the answer.
I have bought a new domain name and setup a blog with information regarding my product, then posted a sales letter with order buttons… [Continue Reading]

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Google AdWords To Test Your SEO

October 20 By Alexei 1 Comment

When it comes down to SEO, a lot of people are not sure what keywords to optimize for and what meta keywords and description to use.
Its best to use Google AdWords to test out the best keywords and ads to see what really works for your marketing campaign. Once its all tested out, you can… [Continue Reading]

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Alternative PPC – Facebook Social Ads

October 15 By Alexei 4 Comments

A lot of people have asked me for an alternative to Google Adwords.
There are quite a few pay per click programs out there, however they are either too expensive or hardly work. Ive tried Yahoo Search Marketing, Microsoft AdCenter and Facebook Social Ads only to find out that the first 2 are pretty expensive and… [Continue Reading]

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How to Avoid Google Slap

October 13 By Alexei Leave a Comment

Google Slap is an outcome of Google AdWords quality score evaluation algorithm. In simple terms, AdWords wants only relevant ads coming up for relevant keywords, otherwise you have to pay more for your ads to be displayed. It all seems like another reason for Google to charge more, however there is logic in it. Basically,… [Continue Reading]