Diary of an Internet Marketing Junkie

Organisations need to optimise their search engine marketing (organic listings, general advertising and pay per click) to acquire more customers or members, sell more online and for many other reasons. There are nearly 1 billion people with Internet access. Almost 550 million searches are conducted worldwide on the Internet every day. A searcher is proactively requesting information. They are already looking for what you offer. They are a live prospect. When looking at the search results page,

While conducting keyword research on Twitter, I have found out that as much as 150 people a day search for the term “Potential Twitter Sale.” What is a “Potential Twitter Sale?” I had no clue, but I wanted to find out now that I knew that so many people craved to know what it was. In order to answer that question the best I could, I decided to put myself in the shoes of a searcher. If I were creative enough to Google that keyword, I would probably be looking to find out what is Twitter S

by Tyson Drake Internet Marketing tools are becoming very popular in today’s world. This is due to it’s cost-effectiveness and befits and time saving to increase sales and profits. PPC advertising is a good way to promote your business through paid advertising on the search engines when users type is a keyword in their search. The advertiser only pays when a searcher clicks on the add. A good example of popular search engines are google, bing, yahoo and miva. the search engines will let your

Unless you’re completely new to the internet industry, or have been on vacation for the past two weeks, you’ve probably heard a lot about Bing, Microsoft’s slick new search engine. On June 1st, Microsoft officially launched Bing with $100M ad campaign, including TV commercials, and started redirecting traffic from Live Search and vertical search engines like Farecast over to Bing.com.So how’s it going? At first glance, not too bad. One week since launching, Bing has raised Microsoft’s searcher p