Josh S Peters
MARCH 25, 2009
There are two ways you can pay a search engine to display your site. One is a touch controversial and the other is a billion dollar industry that was pretty much started by Google. is the only search engine that still does paid inclusion for their search engine. They are paid inclusion and PPC (pay per click).
Josh S Peters
MARCH 6, 2009
Search engines are one of the internet marketers best friends, yet they are sometimes ignored (crazy I know) or more often misunderstood. So here’s what I’d like to do, give you a quick rundown of search engine basics. Defining Search Marketing Total world wide searches per month: 61 Billion Google = 37 B Yahoo = 8.5
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Josh S Peters
JANUARY 15, 2013
Search Engine Optimization (SEO) has been around as long as search engines. Over the years it has changed dramatically and now we have social media activity influencing search results in all of the major search engines. Search engines still run on keywords. Keyword Research & Targeting. Social search runs on keywords.
Josh S Peters
APRIL 15, 2010
A good explanation for the advanced search is at [link] Another option is now [link] Gilbert L A more comprehensive option is Kurrently at [link] - a real-time search engine for Facebook and Twitter. I’ve put together a list of 50+ sites that you can use to help you find who or what you’re looking for. Let me know in the comments.
Josh S Peters
JANUARY 9, 2013
When it comes to search this means that you can use blogger outreach, community out reach, videos, and other social platforms that can be used to give your content a “social bump” to show higher in the SERPs (Search Engine Results Page). Build Community. SEARCH AND SOCIAL TIPS. Thanks for reading, Josh S Peters.
Josh S Peters
APRIL 8, 2009
SEO stands for Search Engine Optimization, and even though people keep saying it’s dead or dying and it’s all because of social media, but the absolute opposite is true. Easy, do a Google Search. More importantly do a Google Search for yourself. I ran a google search for my name and my blog is #10 on the first page.
Josh S Peters
FEBRUARY 5, 2013
Use Google and look for research done by others about your target demographic. Check Google adwords tools and trends to find the search terms used most by your consumer and your competitor’s consumer. Use outreach to get links from highly relevant sources, the kind that your customers (and Google) find valuable.
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