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How to Generate Traffic from Blog Comments

by Ryan M. Healy

in Blogging, SEO, Tips, Traffic

There are dozens of different ways to get free traffic to your site. One of them is to leave comments on other people’s blogs and link back to your own site.
This by itself is a decent strategy. The quicker you comment on a new blog post, the more likely it is you’ll get some traffic [...]




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Simple SEO: How to Get Ranked

by Ryan M. Healy

in Blogging, SEO, Traffic

A few months ago, this question was posted to one of the private Yahoo groups I belong to:
> Hi,
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> Could someone tell me what are the big parts that make
> up SEO? Can one say that X things make up ones rankings?
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> For example with direct mail, it’s the list, offer and the creative.
>
> I [...]




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Google’s Superbowl Commercial: Parisian Love

by Ryan M. Healy

in Advertising, Business, Case Studies

Imagine my surprise as I watched the Superbowl and saw a TV commercial for Google! I’m not sure whether or not it’s their first TV commercial, but I don’t recall ever seeing one before.
What I love about Google’s commercial — called “Parisian Love” — is how it builds a compelling story through search phrases.
They don’t [...]




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Internet Marketing on Life Support

by Ryan M. Healy

in Business, Case Studies, Ethics, Internet Marketing

Are Internet marketing “gurus” just a den of thieves? And is Internet marketing itself now on life support as a result of their unethical business practices?
The reason I ask these questions is because recent events have forced me to ask them.
Internet marketing “gurus” are being called out left and right, new advertising rules are going [...]




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Internet Marketing Retires!

by Ryan M. Healy

in Business, Case Studies, Ethics, Internet Marketing, Seminars

Perry Belcher has just announced he is retiring — not from Internet marketing, per se — but from the business of teaching Internet marketing.
Now, I don’t know Perry Belcher, and I don’t know Ryan Deiss either (although I did share a table with him at a Big Seminar dinner one year while I talked with [...]




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