Dino Vedo - Part 2

Never Stop Marketing Your Website

December 3, 2011 By Dino Vedo 2 Comments

Marketing your website is essential to driving traffic to your website. You may have just started marketing your website and have gained a lot of visitors to your website. So you maybe tempted to relax and not bother working for a few weeks and leaving it as it is.

However you should never do this as website marketing is a continual process so if you don’t continue to market your website then slowly your traffic will disappear and you will lose money and you will have to start again at driving more traffic to your website

So you don’t want to stop marketing your website but you do want some time off so can go on holiday occasionally or spend more time on your next product you want to sell to your customers or the service you want to provide to your clients.

I’ll Be At Ad:Tech! Let’s Meet Up!

November 7, 2011 By Dino Vedo 2 Comments

So this will be the first year I’m going to Ad:Tech or any advertising convention. Pretty excited about it and planning on flying in to New York on Tuesday morning. If you are going to be there, and enjoy my blog , then let’s meet up as I’d love to meet some new faces! My schedule is pretty packed, and I got a ton of stuff on my to do list, but I promise I will make some time!

What Is Ad:Tech?
For all of you that don’t know what Ad:Tech is or never heard of it, it pretty much is a big advertising/affiliate convention where tons of companies, networks, and like minded individuals come and meet. There are also a few after parties every day of the convention, which I will be sure to attend! Hopefully I can get in though, since I’m still 20 years old and a bit under age!

3 Website Tips to Boost Business During Economic Downturns

October 25, 2011 By Dino Vedo Leave a Comment

If your business is not taking advantage of online marketing (especially SEO – search engine optimisation), you are automatically losing out on a lot of business. Good website design and integrated strategies can change your business, and even get you business when you thought there was none to be had. The classic example is the comparison of online shopping and traditional shopping methods for consumers. Online shopping means we can shop when we want, and we can shop for a whole lot more. Prices are generally a lot lower, and we can really shop around and compare what we want, and what we can get for our money. Here is a look at some ways we can use Internet-based marketing and website design to increase sales and reduce costs, even when we think the economy is down.

Broaden Market Possibilities. By using a website and other online communications we can reach a broader market. There are many tools to assist us. For example, we could even start selling our products into markets we have had nothing to do with before. Let’s say you are selling world-class sheepskin clothing in Australia. With a website in other languages, you can reach a broader market. Just by changing your language, you have automatically started reaching those who are not a part of your current business. If you are already selling online, the logistical management will not be a complicated issues. If you are not, then you should set up for your local market too.

How To Use Adwords For SEO

October 19, 2011 By Dino Vedo 2 Comments

Many advertisers use Google AdWords as their major PPC network. However, in addition to using AdWords for getting paid traffic to your site, it can also be used for SEO. Here are some ideas how you can use AdWords for SEO.

1. For Keyword Research

The most valuable use of AdWords for SEO is to research keywords. Keywords are
the basis of any SEO campaign and even if you are an expert in your niche, you should
always research keywords simply because users frequently search for quite unexpected
keywords and keyphrases you as an expert will never think of. Needless to say, what
matters most for high rankings is which keywords your target audience is searching for,
not which keywords you as an expert think are most popular in a particular niche.

In order to find what users are searching for, you need a keyword research tool. It is true
that there are many special (free and paid) keyword research tools but Google AdWords
Keyword Tool is light years ahead of them all. It is simple to use AdWords to research
keywords. You can either enter the URL of your site or put in some seed keywords, the
tool will then automatically generate a whole bunch of suggested keywords. Look at the
results and shortlist all the keywords that seem relevent and have a decent global search
volume.