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The business that can effectively bring itself to that customer will succeed. All others will fail.
7 Ways to Bring the Store to the Customer
Let’s say you do a search for a Google keyword such as “luggage”. You’re likely to come up with tens of thousands, if not millions, of potential w
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We’ve all heard these testimonials in ads for “starting your online business”. We are offered a “turnkey” website already designed and filled with widgets to sell on the web.
The ads lead us to believe that hordes of customers will flock to our site, wallets in hand, ready to avoid the downtown mobs. We’re promised an overnight fortune with little or no effort. We purchase the site and set up the store, only to find that reality falls well short of expectations.
The “Snafu” of Online Marketing
Perhaps one of the greatest disappointments for the novice online marketer is to discover that the effort she has put into designing and publishing a monetizing website may very well be wasted because no one comes to it.
In the real world (as compared to the virtual one), a business is generally set up by first renting space (hopefully in an area with heavy traffic, such as a shopping mall or on main street) designing and setting up the store, filling it with inventory, displaying the merchandise, and advertising to bring in customers with wallets ready to buy.
While location is important, most effort is directed at bringing the customers to the site, not the other way around.
In the virtual world, however, one has to bring the website to the customer. Every potential customer sits in front of the same computer – essentially the same physical location for ALL businesses on the web.
The business that can effectively bring itself to that customer will succeed. All others will fail.
7 Ways to Bring the Store to the Customer
Let’s say you do a search for a Google keyword such as “luggage”. You’re likely to come up with tens of thousands, if not millions, of potential w
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The “Snafu” of Online Marketing
Perhaps one of the greatest disappointments for the novice online marketer is to discover that the effort she has put into designing and publishing a monetizing website may very well be wasted because no one comes to it.
In the real world (as compared to the virtual one), a business is generally set up by first renting space (hopefully in an area with heavy traffic, such as a shopping mall or on main street) designing and setting up the store, filling it with inventory, displaying the merchandise, and advertising to bring in customers with wallets ready to buy.
While location is important, most effort is directed at bringing the customers to the site, not the other way around.
In the virtual world, however, one has to bring the website to the customer. Every potential customer sits in front of the same computer – essentially the same physical location for ALL businesses on the web.
The business that can effectively bring itself to that customer will succeed. All others will fail.
7 Ways to Bring the Store to the Customer
Let’s say you do a search for a Google keyword such as “luggage”. You’re likely to come up with tens of thousands, if not millions, of potential w
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In the real world (as compared to the virtual one), a business is generally set up by first renting space (hopefully in an area with heavy traffic, such as a shopping mall or on main street) designing and setting up the store, filling it with inventory, displaying the merchandise, and advertising to bring in customers with wallets ready to buy.
While location is important, most effort is directed at bringing the customers to the site, not the other way around.
In the virtual world, however, one has to bring the website to the customer. Every potential customer sits in front of the same computer – essentially the same physical location for ALL businesses on the web.
The business that can effectively bring itself to that customer will succeed. All others will fail.
7 Ways to Bring the Store to the Customer
Let’s say you do a search for a Google keyword such as “luggage”. You’re likely to come up with tens of thousands, if not millions, of potential w
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While location is important, most effort is directed at bringing the customers to the site, not the other way around.
In the virtual world, however, one has to bring the website to the customer. Every potential customer sits in front of the same computer – essentially the same physical location for ALL businesses on the web.
The business that can effectively bring itself to that customer will succeed. All others will fail.
7 Ways to Bring the Store to the Customer
Let’s say you do a search for a Google keyword such as “luggage”. You’re likely to come up with tens of thousands, if not millions, of potential w
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The business that can effectively bring itself to that customer will succeed. All others will fail.
7 Ways to Bring the Store to the Customer
Let’s say you do a search for a Google keyword such as “luggage”. You’re likely to come up with tens of thousands, if not millions, of potential websites, some selling luggage, others giving product reviews.
Will your site be among the ones Google or Yahoo finds? Not too likely, and if your site doesn’t appear in the top 10 or 20, on page one or two, the potential customer is not likely to go to page 3. Expecting her to find your site on page 150 is pretty much out of the question. She simply isn’t going to go there to find your store.
Consequently you MUST bring it up in the search ranks…to her, where she is sitting, in front of the computer.
Ranking Your Site
Today, most people are finding what they are searching for using Google.
Google ranks your site primarily by how many links are located on other sites pointing to it, and the context in which your link is found. For example, if your site is about dogs, and your link is found in the context of dogs, that link will be more valuable than if it is found in some other context or in no context.
Bringing your store to your customers by improving your rankings requires a few techniques, and a lot of hard work. Here are seven suggestions for methods that are not “Catch-22”, i.e. don’t require traffic to get traffic.
1. Writing and marketing articles.
Google and other search engines rank a website by how many “one way” links point to it from other sites. Writing an article and publishing it in the many ezine barns (and having it picked up by online ezines specialized for your keywords) is an excellent way to get the
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