Money24Seven FutureNet Social Media Pays You

http://www.money24seven.com/blog/category/futurenet/ In economics, experts say there is an unsaid rule of 80/20. This is a ratio that applies to many forms of life for example, 80% of your profits will come from 20% of your efforts, and vice versa. This also applied to the rate of success where 80% of the people online will fail and only 20% of the people online will succeed.

Maximize Social and SEO Traffic A Headline Title Trick – The Old One Two Punch

Social media is all the rage these days. Everyone wants to get in on the game and promote themselves on networks like Twitter, Facebook, StumbleUpon, and Digg. Social media, when done right, is a proven method of Internet marketing that can send hordes of quality traffic to your sites (e.g. see my case study about how Twitter sent me 35,967 hits in 14 days). But where does on-page SEO fit into all of this (particularly the title tag)? Does your SEO need to suffer in order for you to do well on social media sites? Contrary to what you may think, the answer is no. In fact, you can utilize social media to jump start your SEO efforts and get the best of both worlds.

In this article, I’ll describe the role of the title tag in social media and in SEO and let you in on a little title trick you can use to maximize both your social media and SEO exposure.

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Digg recently added nofollow to some links on their site:

Matt Cutts: Gadgets, Google, and SEO

Digg recently added nofollow to some links on their site:

We’ve added rel=”nofollow” to any external link that we’re not sure we can vouch for. This includes all external links from comments, user profiles and story pages below a certain threshold of popularity.

I think this is pretty smart. Digg isn’t adding nofollow to everything, just the links that they’re less sure about. Once a story looks real to them, I can imagine that they would lift the nofollow. I discussed this for Google web properties in a recent video:  Matt Cutts: Gadgets, Google, and SEO

What’s Hot and What’s Not in the SEO Virtual World

SEO: What’s Hot and What’s Not

Many old SEO strategies have become obsolete, for example ranking for keywords that no one ever searches for – you know, those “ego boosters” that show your site on the first page of Google. Submitting your site to thousands of web directories to get links and submitting your site to the search engines to get indexed are two techniques no serious SEO even considers anymore. Webmasters still believe that exchanging links is the magic answer to higher rankings (they do still play a minor role in Google PageRanks), and many are still obsessing over duplicate content penalties (which we discussed in a past SitePoint article). All these techniques are today used by the inexperienced SEO and by the “old school” DIY who fail to understand the dynamics of Web 2.0.

The New SEO 2.0 Trends

Web 2.0 is a social entity, and obviously SEO for Web 2.0 needs to be social.

Building social networks on Facebook, LinkedIn, Bebo, YouTube, FriendFeed, Twitter and the like, is only one aspect. If you build them, the followers will not necessarily come. You have to give visitors a reason to become members of your community, and more importantly, you have to give them a reason to click on the links you submit to their attention if you want to fully benefit from the “network effect” so many web marketers are talking about today. Twitter is the perfect example of how this “network effect” can be beneficial. For example, Dell managed to make $3 million in revenue using Twitter to announce special offers and to communicate with their consumers.

SEO: What’s Hot and What’s Not

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Search Engine Optimization Services Galore!Are you wasting time trying to get your website to the top of the search engine results in Google, Yahoo, MSN and Ask?If you have a website and don't get enough traffic, then you need to work on your Search Engine Optimization or SEO for short.SEO includes having a properly tuned website, and an ongoing marketing and promotion plan to drive more traffic to your webiste.Are you using Web 2.0 technology to increase visitors and stickiness to your site? Not sure what SEO is? Watch this video that answers the question What is SEO?There are two types of SEO. On Page, and Off Page.On Page SEOOn page SEO includes all the factors you can control on your website, including use of the tags, keyword density, latent semantics in your text and more. As time progresses, search engines (especially Google) rely on these SEO optimizations less and less, because they can be "gamed".

Therefore, off page SEO optimizations are becoming more and more important.Off Page SEO Off page SEO refers to how the rest of the world wide web views your website. Issues like who is linking to you (good neighbor or bad?), what page(s) they link to, and what anchor text (the text in the actual click-able link to your site) leads to your site are all factors.Off page optimization is harder to control, but there are several things you can do to help your off page SEO score. These are detailed here.Internet TrainingThis site also offers both basic Internet Training (for free!) as well as some advanced training to help you get the most out of your website.

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How To Get Discovered Through Video Search

How To Get Discovered Through Video Search

How To Get Discovered Through Video Search

You may have heard the story about how the band Journey found a replacement for their lead singer on YouTube. Videos of Arnel Pineda performing Journey covers in the Philippines were uploaded to YouTube by Pineda’s friend in February of 2007. These videos caught the eye of Journey guitarist Neil Schon, who happened to be in the market for a new lead singer. Schon contacted the person who uploaded the videos and was able to obtain Pineda’s contact info. A few months later, Pineda was touring the world as Journey’s new front man.

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Stuntdubl Business Search Marketing Consulting » » Balancing the Link Equation

Stuntdubl Business Search Marketing Consulting » » Balancing the Link Equation

t’s a common misconception that the entire goal of link building is to get more links. You look at the top pages ranking for your keyphrases and see they have a lot of sites linking to them and assume you need to get a similar amount of links if you want to compete. But not all links are created equal. Nor should they be. Some are going to be far more valuable than others. Links with little value create noise against the signal in your link profile. And not all link profiles are the same as sites develop links in their own way. If your link profile is skewed in one direction you want to put a little balance back into your profile. Todd Malicoat has in an interesting post about Balancing the Link Equation, which I’d encourage you to read so your links appear more natural. The post is a year old, but I think everything mentioned still applies and it’s still good advice

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