Comments for BizMord Online Marketing Blog http://www.bizmord.com/Blog A Blog about Marketing (SEO, PPC, Affiliates, etc.) Your Online Business. Wed, 20 Aug 2008 02:28:55 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.1 Comment on Choosing SEO Providers By Their Own Organic Rank by Billy Marks http://www.bizmord.com/Blog/archives/258#comment-110438 Billy Marks Sun, 13 Apr 2008 15:17:06 +0000 http://www.bizmord.com/Blog/archives/258#comment-110438 I'd have to agree to the line: "it’s the first thing to look at, not the only thing to look at" If you wanna sell your doughnut, you better show people you eat it, rather than feeding people on something that your gag reflex cant take. I think its a metaphor everyone can agree on. When you market something, make it at least credible. I’d have to agree to the line:

“it’s the first thing to look at, not the only thing to look at”

If you wanna sell your doughnut, you better show people you eat it, rather than feeding people on something that your gag reflex cant take. I think its a metaphor everyone can agree on.

When you market something, make it at least credible.

]]> Comment on The Power of a Deep Link Within The First 200 Characters by Erik Johnels http://www.bizmord.com/Blog/archives/184#comment-110278 Erik Johnels Tue, 08 Apr 2008 22:24:03 +0000 http://www.bizmord.com/Blog/archives/184#comment-110278 Very interesteing read, I'm going to try this right away. Thanks for a great Blog! Very interesteing read, I’m going to try this right away.

Thanks for a great Blog!

]]> Comment on 17 Most Common PPC Mistakes Web Marketers Make by Richard Butler http://www.bizmord.com/Blog/archives/200#comment-109650 Richard Butler Tue, 18 Mar 2008 07:33:09 +0000 http://www.bizmord.com/Blog/archives/200#comment-109650 Ahm..about putting telephone numbers, I am also asking my self about that. Many people usually put contact number wherein most of the time it is something not given value by people. They prefer to just visit websites. Ahm..about putting telephone numbers, I am also asking my self about that. Many people usually put contact number wherein most of the time it is something not given value by people. They prefer to just visit websites.

]]> Comment on How to Get Links Naturally? (Stop paying the prostitute.) by Steve http://www.bizmord.com/Blog/archives/30#comment-107147 Steve Fri, 01 Feb 2008 21:24:03 +0000 http://www.bizmord.com/Blog/archives/30#comment-107147 Yes Igor, I have wondered whether paid links are really effective and so far not bothered with them. Reciprocal linking is hard work trying to find partners who a) respond b) add the link correctly and c) retain the link. Writing good artciles is actually hard work. When I write an article I take at least a day studying keywords, a day or two investigating the subject, a day writing a draft and a final day writing the artcile on a web page. But hopefully that effort will pay off in the long run. Yes Igor, I have wondered whether paid links are really effective and so far not bothered with them. Reciprocal linking is hard work trying to find partners who a) respond b) add the link correctly and c) retain the link. Writing good artciles is actually hard work. When I write an article I take at least a day studying keywords, a day or two investigating the subject, a day writing a draft and a final day writing the artcile on a web page. But hopefully that effort will pay off in the long run.

]]> Comment on Reason Why Many Online Businesses Fail by Igor Mordkovich http://www.bizmord.com/Blog/archives/315#comment-106885 Igor Mordkovich Mon, 28 Jan 2008 21:32:19 +0000 http://www.bizmord.com/Blog/archives/315#comment-106885 Michael ... great example. That's the problem with business owners. They (we) are so in love with our business and well, the ego (have to have one to decide to be a boss) that we forget that it might not be so interesting to other people. Hence talking about the benefit for others that your product brings instead of going over a list of achievements will bring more business. Michael … great example. That’s the problem with business owners. They (we) are so in love with our business and well, the ego (have to have one to decide to be a boss) that we forget that it might not be so interesting to other people. Hence talking about the benefit for others that your product brings instead of going over a list of achievements will bring more business.

]]> Comment on Reason Why Many Online Businesses Fail by Michael Lovas http://www.bizmord.com/Blog/archives/315#comment-106346 Michael Lovas Tue, 22 Jan 2008 21:20:19 +0000 http://www.bizmord.com/Blog/archives/315#comment-106346 Chasing after every customer Thanks for quoting me in that piece. The logic of applying psychology to your marketing is based on the question I've asked for twenty years, "Who buys this stuff." So, who buys your products or services - and why. The answer to those two questions will give you just about all the information you need to conduct highly targeted marketing. Try this, as an experiment, write a bio for yourself. Limit it to 70 words. You have a choice. You can write it to reflect what you've done in your career. Or you can write it to attract people. If you opt for the latter, you have to ask, "What do they want?" Bingo. Now you're starting to think like a psychological marketer. Michael Lovas Chasing after every customer

Thanks for quoting me in that piece. The logic of applying psychology to your marketing is based on the question I’ve asked for twenty years, “Who buys this stuff.” So, who buys your products or services - and why. The answer to those two questions will give you just about all the information you need to conduct highly targeted marketing.

Try this, as an experiment, write a bio for yourself. Limit it to 70 words. You have a choice. You can write it to reflect what you’ve done in your career. Or you can write it to attract people. If you opt for the latter, you have to ask, “What do they want?” Bingo. Now you’re starting to think like a psychological marketer.

Michael Lovas

]]> Comment on “Hello, We’re an Ethical SEM Company” by David Temple http://www.bizmord.com/Blog/archives/331#comment-105758 David Temple Sun, 13 Jan 2008 13:47:52 +0000 http://www.bizmord.com/Blog/archives/331#comment-105758 Nice opening line but if you're cold calling people to sell sem services that seems a tough way to go and you really don't know what you're doing. This field is way overcrowded and many don't really know what they're doing. That's why the fail, even if they are ethical. Nice opening line but if you’re cold calling people to sell sem services that seems a tough way to go and you really don’t know what you’re doing. This field is way overcrowded and many don’t really know what they’re doing. That’s why the fail, even if they are ethical.

]]> Comment on How PPC Ads Influence Website Conversion by ElGonzzi http://www.bizmord.com/Blog/archives/190#comment-105572 ElGonzzi Fri, 11 Jan 2008 01:04:58 +0000 http://www.bizmord.com/Blog/archives/190#comment-105572 This is the first article I´ve read about this theme. Will bookmark for future reference in case I become an Adwords user. Many thanks for the information. This is the first article I´ve read about this theme. Will bookmark for future reference in case I become an Adwords user.

Many thanks for the information.

]]> Comment on 3 Simple Ways to Make Your Online Business Standout by Tom At The Home Business Archive http://www.bizmord.com/Blog/archives/329#comment-105521 Tom At The Home Business Archive Thu, 10 Jan 2008 09:03:34 +0000 http://www.bizmord.com/Blog/archives/329#comment-105521 Web2.0 techniques are also a great way to build your traffic and business. Web2.0 techniques are also a great way to build your traffic and business.

]]> Comment on “Hello, We’re an Ethical SEM Company” by Oliver Taco http://www.bizmord.com/Blog/archives/331#comment-101879 Oliver Taco Fri, 30 Nov 2007 22:56:31 +0000 http://www.bizmord.com/Blog/archives/331#comment-101879 Igor - I was more surprised that they'd assume you knew what an SEO/SEM was! I've heard "hello, we're an ethical replacement window" company too many times to actually *hear* it anymore. :-) We're coming out with a product for SEO/SEM folks to use and we seem to spend around 50% of our time figuring out how it could be mis-used or gamed. So maybe we're just too close to the industry. -OT Igor -

I was more surprised that they’d assume you knew what an SEO/SEM was! I’ve heard “hello, we’re an ethical replacement window” company too many times to actually *hear* it anymore. :-)

We’re coming out with a product for SEO/SEM folks to use and we seem to spend around 50% of our time figuring out how it could be mis-used or gamed.

So maybe we’re just too close to the industry.

-OT

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