There was me minding my own business and wandered into the breeze media website – last time I spoke to them sure they were in Perth or something – anyway after a wander through their source code (as I am a nosey sod) I found references to the page tracking software provided by Pagealizer.
Any one else used this? I’ve meesed about with stuff like Crazy Egg and Click Density in the past but they’ve not done the stuff with scroll lengths as far as I’m aware.
Anyone know of anything similar or better – even better would be a script I could install on my own servers and mess about with at my lesiure.
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It may seem a little strange to say that Search Engine Optimisation is not all about positions but its true. Real business focussed SEO is about making money and all too often too many people get lost in a war for a position and lose sight of using natural optimisation to generate cash.
How many of you optimise your homepage for the most competitive natural search terms – come on get your hand up I can see you getting a little bit uncomfortable. Everyones done it at some stage fixed the homepage content, developed links, fixed the technical aspects on your server, tidied up your HTML and you rank and the sales don’t appear. You’ve got the traffic but not the sales.
It’s likely this is because you’ve optimised the wrong page!
Posted by Mercury Thread | Posted in IMJUK, Internet Marketing | Posted on 27-03-2008
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The first rule of fight club is that you must not talk about fight club.
The second rule of fight club is that you must not talk about fight club.
The third rule of fight club is that you must not talk about fight club.
Are you a member of Fight Club?
So you want to make money online. Well it’s like being in Fight Club. You spend all day looking for things that are going to make you money. Niches here, niches there, you test, you refine and you start making money. The one thing is you dont tell anyone how you actually did it.
Every so often someone will break ranks and start telling everyone online how they used exactly the same tactics as you did to start making some money and everyone is doing it and all of a sudden that whole chapter of Fight Club needs to be closed down and replaced with a new, stronger Fight Club.
Remember the first rule of Internet Marketing fight club is that you must not talk about fight club.
For a while I’ve been thinking more and more that Matt Cutts, aka Google Guy, blog is becoming less relevant to me. It’s became a mecca for lots of non-seo noise that is starting to block out the good stuff that he used to post about Google and SEO.
In the past he posted some really cool stuff, that was useful to everyone from web developers to Internet marketers. Some great posts included:
Increasingly I find that posts to be of less relevance. due to his I’ve started to use the official Google Blog more and more as a source of info about what’s going on at the search engine and referring less and less to Matts site.
Does anyone still think that Matt Cutts blog has the same level of information as it used to?
I’ve posted before about how great FeedBurner is for getting your feed subscriber stats. However I do feel that it has a major failing – it doesn’t give you your link love back. And as someone who loves the free links that you can get from using your RSS feed appropriately having a feed in feedburner becomes a non option.
I just saw today that Microsft have launched their equivalent of Google Webmaster Tools at http://webmaster.live.com/. I was really interested to have a look at this.
Hmm. I’m not overly convinced by this but according to comscore the last month has seen MSN start to catch up with Google in the United Kingdom in terms of reach. I’m happily ensconced in a little UK Google Bubble and this may be why I’ve missed the surge of traffic coming to my sites from MSN.
Over the last couple of years I’ve noticed a wee trend emerging at Google. In the run up to christmas they seem to mess about with their algorithm. This could be completely normal and just the way that the dice fall on the Search Engine craps table or these dice could be loaded in favour of the house.