Getting a Grip on Video Search Engines

Let’s say you’ve made a truly outstanding video to help you sell your product or service.

Congratulations, you’re WAY ahead of the game because the vast majority of people don’t do video at all.

It’s “scary” and there is time and expense involved.

Anyway, your video is a probably a great video that will certainly catch the attention of lots of people to checkout your product.

Obviously, though, the video can only do this if those people actually get to view your video.

How do you do that? Well, there are many ways but here is one of the best and most important ones.

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GMail Advertising

One of the best ways of getting quick traffic is Pay-Per-Click (PPC) traffic; frequently called “paid traffic”.

You’ve probably seen all the e-mail flying around lately from “everyone” about advertising with Google’s GMail (this is done with Google AdWords).

You may have wondered what it was all about.

You may have even watched the teaser video from Ryan Deiss and have some ideas of what it’s about.

Well, last Monday, January 11, 2010, I watched the full video from Ryan, not the publicly available one, and I must say I was super excited; in fact, I immediately contacted my main business partner and took her away from the stuff she was doing to babble on like a baby on how great this was — fortunately, after listening to my … shall we say enthused … explanation of it, she agreed it sounded awesome.

I hadn’t seen anything as new and interesting in quite a while — I’m actually not sure how long — this was accidental innovation at its best!

What to know more about it, well then read on…

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Content Sharing Sites, Squidoo: Ultimate Free Traffic Network, Part 8

In the last post in this series we looked at the one thing you need to get an insane amount of traffic.

This time we’re going to expand on that and look at how to take it to the next level and see how to use powerful content sharing sites to build the main structure of an Ultimate Free Traffic Network.

The number of very high quality back links and how quickly you can improve your search engine results positioning is amazing and this is the real secret to the strength of the traffic network.

There are a large number of content sharing sites, including the article directories we looked at last time, but there are some that are head and shoulders above the others, ones that you must include in your Free Traffic Network.

There is only one place to start is when adding your first content sharing site after you’ve established your article marketing process.

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Google Version 2010: How Google’s Upcoming Changes Impact You

As we get to the end of the year, people start looking to the future. Google has done the same and what they say can have a huge impact on your business.

Knowing the directions Google is going in earlier rather than later will allow you to be pro-active and have to plan for the changing future of search engine marketing; something that will put you far ahead of your competitors because while they’re trying to figure out what’s happening you’ll already be taking their customers away!

Whether you like it or not, Google is such a huge and critical part of the Web. They have control over virtually everyone’s online business and Web site.

They’ve been releasing, both officially and unofficially, their plans and “predictions” for 2010 and you need to pay attention.

Here’s what they’ve said…

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The One Thing You Need to Get an Insane Amount of Traffic: Ultimate Free Traffic Network, Part 7

Last time we started looking at the foundation of an Ultimate Free Traffic Network; this is what will generate the majority of your free traffic.

We saw the main reasons why we want to use content sharing sites.

Things like getting a huge number of quality back links; note the emphasis here is on quality back links (we’re not going to be trying to get lots of worthless back links, that’s just wasted time and money).

And getting higher search engine results positioning — who doesn’t want to rank high in Google, and improved conversion rates; we also looked at how to use the content sharing sites to maximize benefits.

This time we’re going to go more deeply into the various content sharing sites and how to use them properly to produce an astonishingly large amount of traffic.

So what do you think the first thing you need to do to get that traffic is?

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The Foundation of a Traffic Tidal Wave: Ultimate Free Traffic Network, Part 6

Last time we finished up our look at blogs as the center of your Ultimate Free Traffic Network.

We’re now going to start talking about the first “ring” around your blogs.

Let’s give a quick look at what the free traffic network looks like.

Ultimate Free Traffic Network

You’ll notice that around the blog there is a ring of yellow items (they’re not exactly oval but sort of); they have words like Squidoo, Facebook and Twitter in them.

These are all Web properties that will point to your blog; they are called a back links.

This is hugely important to the Ultimate Free Traffic Network and is the foundation of where all the free traffic comes from; it generates, directly or indirectly the majority of the free traffic the network gets.

To start, we’re going to look at the primary way to begin and maintain the flood of traffic you’ll receive in your Ultimate Free Traffic Network.

Yep, the best way, the thing you need to do, if you do nothing else is to use…

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Make Your Blogs Exceptional: Ultimate Free Traffic Network, Part 5

Last time we looked how to optimize your blogs in your Ultimate Free Traffic Network.

As a quick refresher we looked at: your post titles; what to cover in your blog posts; how to create and present your blog posts; how to properly use links; what “voice” you should use; and a whole lot more.

Now you know what to do to your blogs to optimize them for your Ultimate Free Traffic Network we’re going to look at some of the final “secret” details you need to do to buff up that blog so you attract and keep readers.

You may think you don’t need these but small details are usually what separates the failures or even the fairly successful from the wildly successful.

So, to be truly exceptional, you need to go that extra step (or ten!) and do those things that others don’t.

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Make Traffic Magnets, Optimize Your Blogs: Ultimate Free Traffic Network, Part 4

Last time we started looking at the center of an Ultimate Free Traffic Network, blogs.

This time we’ll continue looking at what you need to do to make sure your blogs are optimized to get the greatest benefit and the most traffic.

I’ve identified 15 things to do that will make an incredible difference in your traffic network.

Each is a valuable technique but combined they really help each other.

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Blogs, the Center of the Universe: Ultimate Free Traffic Network, Part 3

Last time we looked at the core components of an Ultimate Free Traffic Network, content and links.

Now we are going to start looking at the individual parts to the network, the various Web properties that will make up the network; remember what it looks like…

Ultimate Free Traffic Network

The center of an Ultimate Free Traffic Network is to your blogs. This is where, ultimately, all your links lead; some directly and some indirectly.

There are two types of blogs: personal blogs that are hosted by the blog owner; and hosted blogs that are hosted by specific services like Blogger and WordPress.

Each has a place and importance in a traffic network and both should be used to maximize the value of network.

The purpose of all the blogs used in a traffic network is to attract visitors and help generate traffic, either for the network or to a money site.

To attract and retain visitors, the steady stream of great content posted to the blog needs to remain focused on the specific topic on the blog both because this helps attract and retain but it also improve search engine rankings and builds authority.

Now let’s start looking at specifics of what and how to use blog to build your Ultimate Free Traffic Network.

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Great Content and Quality Links: Ultimate Free Traffic Network, Part 2

Last time we looked at an overview of what an Ultimate Free Traffic Network would consist of.

Basically, we’re going to build a system that will get website traffic from the search engines, social media sites, content sharing sites and more.

The core components of it will be providing a steady stream of great content and creating massive numbers of links from high value Web properties.

Let’s look at what we mean by that.

Core Components: Content and Links

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