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Your email list is your biggest asset! Michael Hyatt, the “intentional leadership” author has built a multimillion-dollar business on the strength of his email list (115,000 and counting). (Source:  His blog .) According to him and other industry experts, list building is the key to a regal online presence. But list building often annoys people. The technique we choose to request emails often affects the user experience. Sometimes it affects it so badly that users decide to leave our site. For example, the most popular list-building method is the pop-up, right? Matthew Woodward ran an  experiment  to see how pop-ups affect user behavior. He set up a pop-up to execute in the 7th second of a visit. The results were a 9.29% drop in Pages/Visit and a 10.20% drop in Average Visit Duration. The pop-up prevented users from reading the content just as they were getting started. The truth is that people do not like to see a pop-up, especially when it looks like an ...

If you have original and SEO friendly content in your blog, then no doubt you can surely get high ranking in search results. Writing SEO friendly blog posts is not much tough as beginners think. We just need to focus on some places where we can add keywords in our blog posts to make them optimized for search engines. Don’t forget, optimizing blog posts for search engines is not mean to compromise with content quality. We have to add keywords in a proper way so that it looks natural for our readers and for search engines too. I’ll outline 6 best locations to add keywords in blogger blog posts. Hope you would like to know them. Optimize Blog Posts By Adding Keywords Smartly Before I cover today’s topic, you must need to know that adding too much keywords in blog posts is not good for our blog health. We should keep its density about 2% or less for better optimization of our blog posts. The locations I’m going to tell you to add keywords are the safest and best locations o...

1. Netpeak Spider One of the most indepth and flexible web crawlers out there,  Netpeak Spider provides smooth experience and lots of features. It automatically checks 50+ parameters and detects more than 60 SEO errors (including  http status  errors,  canonical issues , Robots.txt issues, meta tag issues and more). It has 5 crawling modes (site-wide, directory, URL list, XML Sitemap and even from Google SERP).  Each of them allows to perform certain SEO tasks, for example, by crawling an XML sitemap, you can detect 21 XML sitemap issues in 17 parameters and send the corrected sitemap files to the search engines. It even has the ability to calculate your site internal PageRank giving your ideas if important pages of your site are not getting enough power internally. 2. Buffer for video There’s nothing new about Buffer. It’s been around for quite some time now! So why am I including it in this list? Because Buffer never stops and their most recent...

You don’t simply need traffic. You need the right kind of traffic. And what if you  do  get traffic? Life is good, right? Yeah, sort of. But what’s the point of having a blog? Is it really just traffic? I’d argue that the answer is  no . Most of the time, a business starts a blog in order to serve a higher purpose — marketing, brand visibility, more clients, higher conversions, etc. A blog does not exist for the sole purpose of publishing more content.  The web doesn’t need more content . A blog exists for conversions, revenue, information, etc. Traffic is simply an indication that your blog  may  be achieving its real goals. Gaining traffic is not a good thing unless your blog is also achieving its other purposes. What if you’re getting traffic from all the wrong sources? That traffic is not going to convert, and your blog becomes essentially useless.  of frenetically grasping for traffic, you need to be pursuing the right kind...

Whenever you create a new website or blog for your business, the first thing you probably want to happen is have people find it. And, of course, one of the ways you hope they will find it is through search. But typically, you have to wait around for the Googlebot to crawl your website and add it (or your newest content) to the Google index. So the question is: how do you ensure this happens as quickly as possible? Here are the basics of how website content is crawled and indexed, plus some great ways to get the Googlebot to your website or blog to index your content sooner rather than later.                                                http://www.bloggersneverquit.com/ What is Googlebot, Crawling, and Indexing? Before we get started on some good tips to attract the Googlebot to your site, let’s start with what the Googlebot is, plus the difference ...