04 Jan
Posted by Matt as Search Engine Optimisation, just for SEO, online promotion, small business marketing, small business promotion, social media
Another guest post from one of my assistants here at Kurb Small Business Marketing. Email me, Matt @ Kurb to talk about affordable and effective online marketing for your venture or project: kurbpromo@gmail.com
2. Then you should submit your site to these 3 search engines :
• Google – http://www.google.com/addurl/
• DMOZ – http://www.dmoz.org/add.html
• Yahoo - https://siteexplorer.search.yahoo.com/submit
3. After that you should to install Google Analytics on your site which will help to easily track the visitors. It’s free and and invaluable tool for measuring market performance of your website.
http://www.google.com/support/googleanalytics/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=66983
4. You should setup an email signature so along with your mail messages you are also providing contact details, your name, business name and web address. You can also make use of a polite PS to promote special offers.
Check here - http://email.about.com/od/signatures/Email_Signatures.htm
5. Tracking and storing the emails that you sent to contacts leads to customers in an online location which can be accessed 24/7. It’s easy and convenient for your small business operations because it stores your emails in a safe online manner that can be accessed from any computer any time. Mostly an online Contact Manager, Address Book and Customer Relationship Management tool are rolled into one for better use. As they are on your site you can highrise to:
7. You should also keep measuring you marketing that what’s helping and working and what’s not. Also keeping a record of how people found your site and business will help you. Yu must do this for all the calls you got.
You can also register for slightly different versions of web domain and can use them in different marketing campaigns. (i.e. use a .net.nz for one, .co.nz for another, .info for yet another)
This is because you can set up redirects for these domains to your normal web address and can count every single visit that gets referred from them. (as long as you’ve installed Google Analytics in Step 3)
That would allow you to measure radio adverts, print adverts, brochures, etc. Then there would be no more guessing that whether your marketing is driving leads to your site or not.
And also ask your web developer to add a small drop down menu of options as to how people found you. You can also create your own form to replace your current address link on our site.
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