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Comment on Are PR companies keeping up with the times? What exactly should you expect from your PR company? by Shaun Prasser

Shaun Prasser — Mon, 19 Apr 2010 18:46:59 +0000

The easiest way to build traffic to your website is through backlinks. It is the most amazing way to drive traffic to your site.This is a true asset if we are dealing with a site that will flood up visitors. High quality backlinks is a plus. Although wide array of choices of backlinks but I prefer one way backlinks. Although there are many ways to drive visitors, but for me, I personally choose backlinks because in this way your site will flood out of visitors and the more traffic, the more money will come to your pocket.

Comment on Offline Media V’s Online Media: by Will Mann

Will Mann — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 19:03:06 +0000

Of course, not only is hard copy media in difficulty, but also its various online offshoots.

Which is why a number of titles in the built environment have started putting up pay-walls (lucky for them Contract Journal is no more, eh?) to try and move some of that shrinking print subscription revenue online.

But, what will that do to the traffic they generate from search engines…?

Comment on Getting the most out of your Press Releases and News articles by Myles Gotimer

Myles Gotimer — Fri, 22 Jan 2010 23:33:11 +0000

The SEO industry has changed alot over the past few years, what used to work before, stopped working. You obviously know what the deal is, but I can’t wait to see the changes in Google in the next few months.

Comment on Use your PR Online to bring relevant customers to your website by Pritesh Patel

Pritesh Patel — Thu, 07 Jan 2010 12:24:50 +0000

Great advice and i really hope people are optimising their online workings. I have a post on my blog on how to set up those links for each keyword within your press release so that you can view the traffic generated from each PR on Google Analytics. Its important to be measuring the activity to identify and report any form of success.

check out: http://digimarketingconvo.blogspot.com/2010/01/how-to-measure-effectiveness-of-your.html

Comment on Are PR companies keeping up with the times? What exactly should you expect from your PR company? by David Spencer

David Spencer — Thu, 03 Dec 2009 16:36:12 +0000

Interesting blog and agree with your points. It should also be noted that in order to optimise releases for SEO you need to understand what the client’s customer will be searching for on google and other search engines.

This means that the PR consultant must have a sound understanding of the business and perhaps even have access to some of the client’s analytics from the website – what keywords are used to find the website for instance? Its not one way traffic using online/digital PR but rather a joint learning exercise.

It also means that if the PR consultant is good and does understand both the client’s market and the relevant media, then they are best placed to optimise coverage in online journals and to ensure that this coverage is high up in the search. It should also go without saying that the content still has to be strong to engage the customer and build trust.

Also what about self publishing through microsites, linked in and other digital networking opportunities?

Comment on Pre-Qualification Questionnaires…..is there a light in the tunnel, again? by Steve Tallamy

Steve Tallamy — Wed, 15 Jul 2009 09:09:38 +0000

It’s about time one central data base was set up for prospective clients of all industries to search.
I have spent so much time in the past getting accredited by various agencies, many at a financial cost and that I knew would in the long term be a waste of energy, i.e. no new business.

So power to the people – bring on the revolution!

Comment on Pre-Qualification Questionnaires…..is there a light in the tunnel, again? by Will Mann

Will Mann — Wed, 10 Jun 2009 16:12:31 +0000

Hello -This article makes sense! I just hope we can get to a point where we aren’t wasting so much time duplicating content.