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What is Classified?

Classified is a kind of advertising that helps catching potential visitors to divert them towards your website which in turn increases sales and improve search engine ranking. Classified Advertising has couple of great benefits, firstly it creates good link back to the site, secondly there are good chances that a potential buyer would land to your product and buy it.

What do we do?
Our classifieds submission team will analyze and optimize your advertisement using some effective taglines and other means. We ask our clients to let us know whether the classified advertisement should target their audience by categories or by region. Then accordingly we will submit their classified ads.

We will first create a unique Username and email account (this will be needed for activating accounts). We will then post a relevant product image under the classified ad. Then we will post the classified ad on all classified submission sites like craiglist.com and kijiji.com.

Submission Features
* Classified Ads has multiple benefits, firstly it create good link back to the site, secondly there are good chances that a potential buyer would land to your product and buy it.
* We analyze your product and write a attractive content for it and put it on the classified websites along with product image, contact information and offerings.
* Some of the classifieds/product malls are Craiglist, oodle, and Kijiji to be name few.
* Each entry is done with care and standard as per prescribed by the classifieds.
* We same fees we keep on renewing the classifieds on monthly basis.
* We can focus on US Cities, States and/or European, Asian and Australian countries.
* At the end we provide full report for the submisssion and free website seo report.

Submission Packages
100 Classified Ads Submission Service - $50.00
Classified ads submissions to top 100 classified sites like Kijiji, craiglist and netvouz to market your products and improve sales

200 Classified Ads Submission Service - $90.00
2 times Classified ads submissions every 7 days to top 100 classified sites for improve sales margin.

Search Engine Optimization - Four Basic Rules for Quality SEO

Search Engine Optimization is considered by many to be a subset of search engine marketing, a term used to describe a process of improving the volume of traffic to a web site from search engines usually through search results. Search Engine Optimization has been the focus of a field
of marketing research wherein methods have been explored to provide a user's site with a higher ranking on search engines. In a broad sense, SEO is marketing by understanding what Internet visitors might search for, to help them with sites offering what they are interested in finding. It doesn't have to be complicated. The key thing is to remember that each and every page of your web site is a unique entity and has to be treated appropriately for search engine optimization.

Find the four basic rules that can guide you:

1. Use keywords with one's web page titles. In the Internet language, keywords are words used to find useful results in while searching. Think and plan of the best descriptive keywords for your webpage titles. Many web site owners use inappropriate names or their company name in the page titles. Yet, it might s not be the best way people search. Each page should have the keywords for that page appropriately.

2. Get the keywords right. Make sure you've selected words that meet your marketing criteria and needs. Choosing words that are too general will only result in being one of millions so be more specific with your words. The more specific they are, the more it will result in higher rankings. Ensure however, that the words you choose are usable. Example: 'kakoru puzzles' and 'kakoru games' have two completely different rankings; 'search engine optimization' and 'search engine optimizers' do too. Even 'writers' and 'writing' can have varied rankings.

How To Get Traffic and Sales - Using Classified Ads Submissions

Getting traffic to your website or blog - Tips, Tricks and Advise

There are also free classified ads that you could avail of. These are usually sites that are built for the sole purpose of displaying ads per category. The trouble with this choice is that, as it is free, you will be competing versus thousands upon thousands of other advertisers vying for the same market. Additionally, people might not have the patience to sift through thousands upon thousands of ads. For this option to work, your ads would need to stand out from the rest of the pack.

Here are some tips to help you arise with a killer ad for free classifieds. • Formulate an attention-grabbing headline. Your headline is your only chance to capture the interests of the readers, especially in a venue as crowded as free classified ad websites. Make sure that you clearly state the main benefit that your readers will derive from what you are advertising.

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• Keep your ad short, but sweet. People won’t have the patience to learn a mini-sales re-create. Stick to the basics and present your ad as concisely as possible without compromising its appeal.

• Try to capture leads besides generating sales. You may not be able to garner immediate customers, but at least, you’d beable to inform them about your website and your business for future considerations.Free classified ads might not be as powerful a technique as the other tactics we have discussed in this chapter. But they’re free, and as with everything else that does not come at a price, you have nothing to lose and everything to gain by trying out this approach.

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SEO Can Help You Through The Recession

Times may be tough for high street businesses at the moment, but it doesn’t have to be all doom and gloom. Sure, we’re in the middle of a recession but it is still possible for small businesses to not only stay afloat but also do very well!

No one knows this better than Rob Gibbons of Fresh Egg Client Zoo Jewelery. Rob used pay per click advertising to ensure Zoo’s status in Google for all their keywords. Since signing up to Fresh Egg for professional SEO, he’s been able to cancel those bills, and the Zoo site has seen a 30% increase in traffic and sales! The credit crunch is certainly causing more people to look online for bargains, but to get yourself on their radar you need the right attitude, a decent website and creative SEO.

SEO has made a huge amount of difference to the Zoo Jewelery site: “You’re so well covered in the organic listings you just don’t need to worry about pay per click any more!” says Rob. “We gave the whole site a makeover in September with SEO in mind, and it’s done so much better since then.”

The high street stores still underpin the business with their local personality and presence, but Rob also maintains that having a good online presence is essential too because it gives you credibility. Ideally, you should do both, and Zoo Jewelery is looking to start wholesaling to other stores as well which will help its online reputation.

So, while Zoo Jewelery has no plans to give up their high street stores, Rob maintains that any retail business would benefit from having a good website alongside those physical assets: “The combination of actual stores and a good website is important. The two go hand in hand, but the one clear lesson is seek help with SEO rather than try to go it alone. The only way to ensure success is to conduct SEO right from the start. The online market is just so competitive you won’t get anywhere without it unless you want to be drowning in pay per click bills!”

The best thing for SEO in Recession

So here we are, one quarter down and recession to go. Recession has become an unfortunate but popular topic in 2008. Some people follow strict definitions of what qualifies technically as a recession while others speak purely from opinion--or maybe they are speaking from the pinch they are feeling in their wallets. For most, they could care less what you call it; labels don't make the impact they are feeling any better or any less painful.

In most industries, when things slow, something has to go. Will that be cutting back on seemingly frivolous expenses, going to fewer industry shows, reducing ad spending, or worse, cutting jobs? Like many industries, search marketing firms are considering these choices as well, and rather hoping that this slowing, downturn, recession, or whatever you want to call it, actually presents more opportunities than hard choices.

Only time will tell, but I like to think the feeling that search marketing firms may be able to find opportunities during these trying economic times are spot on. But don't think this will just be a slam dunk--every opportunity also presents challenges.

While Kevin Lee was primarily talking about PPC and the paid search market in his ClickZ column post, "It's the PPC Search Economy, Stupid!", he presents some excellent counterpoint observations. One point in particular stands out for both the paid and natural sides of search:

"Changes in the number of searches--Fewer commercial searches could result in fewer clicks to be purchased, meaning you and your competition will be fighting over a smaller group of searchers. But online shopping could be seen as a discount shopping channel that drives shoppers online at a faster rate than previously expected."

There may be changes in the number of searches, such as a decline as many begin cutting back spending and simply do without, or searches may grow as people look for even more deals or perform more pre-purchase informational searching. One thing is true in either case, each search may be an even more important opportunity to connect with a potential customer.

Back in January, Bruce Clay also made predictions for 2008, "2008: The Year in Preview," which touched on many different areas of search, including the possible impact of a recession on the search space. Bruce relates some potential opportunities, but also highlights some potentially scary impact to the search marketing industry:

"A byproduct of the recession will be that many businesses will reduce staff, and thus there may be a significant opportunity for the newly unemployed to be trained and form work-from-home SEO companies."

"...a surge of new work-from-home SEO companies..."

What is alarming here isn't the increased competition within the marketplace--there is plenty of opportunity within this industry. Even the work-from-home element isn't necessarily a bad thing--after all, many of us made our start in the industry from home. What is alarming though is that, just like the Web design industry, there may be a flood of newly "declared" SEO experts. Many may see this as an easy opportunity to get into SEO, especially when faced with a pink slip and a lack of opportunities.

As companies continue to be faced with more and more search marketing firms to choose from, it will be ever more critical to make sure they are hiring qualified firms, or if hiring in-house, that they are getting qualified talent.

Now, for those who are looking to get into search marketing, this may present an opportunity for those who are prepared or willing to invest the time to learn. Best of all, search marketing firms often have a wide array of opportunities (Netconcepts as a case in point with plenty of opportunities) with varying levels of requirements, from account management to writing to coding, and from little technical experience to an intermediate or expert level.

Another important industry voice that has weighed in during talks, his Daily SearchCast industry podcast, and elsewhere, is Danny Sullivan. While being cautiously optimistic, he continually reminds everyone that the search industry was born out of hard economic times.

Something else that Danny has touched on that has always been a strong point in my mind when comparing search marketing to its more traditional brethren is that search is a much more targeted method that typically connects with potential customers much deeper into the purchase funnel.

Natural search especially provides important opportunities due to the often perceived higher importance or trust worthiness over paid listings. But for both natural and paid, appearing in search results, especially page one, for highly relevant searches presents a powerful opportunity to connect with someone who has already shown their interest in what you are offering. Needless to say, this is something that traditional advertising is often challenged with.

Thanks to analytics and even simple server logs, search is a channel that is highly measurable. At the very least, it provides insight into where traffic comes from, how they got there, and if set up, conversion measurements. But it is also important to keep in mind that many site visitors may use the site for pre-sales, even those who sell online, and then elect to go to the store for purchase if one is locally present.

Whether you feel we are in a recession, heading into one, or will skirt by without satisfying the technical requirements, doesn't really matter. What does matter is the reality and perceptions of those who buy from you, whether that is consumers or other businesses.

Now might be the time to shift budget spend from other areas into search. For those who have been challenged trying to get enough attention paid to the search channel within their organizations, this may be an opportunity to do just that. But it is important to keep in mind that SEO is not a quick fix, so plan accordingly. Either way, a recession isn't something that any of us are looking forward to--but knowing how to work smarter to succeed during tough times is something that search marketers do well.

Why SEO Services For The Education Sector is Vital

The education sector today across the world is booming with potential. Not only are institutions focused on providing quality education, but are now concentrating on becoming commercially viable as well. Millions of dollars are pumped into marketing and branding exercises to make sure they stay one step ahead of competition. Whether it is college brochures or participating in education fairs across the world, schools and colleges are going all the way to woo students.

However, the Internet today is the single-most important place where students search for colleges. When evaluating their options, it is not uncommon to find them searching for keywords like ‘top B-schools’, ‘top engineering colleges’ etc. Therefore it is imperative for educational institutions to include SEO (search engine optimization) as a strategic marketing tool. (In India alone there are 900,000 searches for ‘top engineering colleges’!)

It is not surprising, therefore, that when it comes to SEO services; India has seen a huge increase in colleges and schools seeking out SEO services to market themselves.

Good SEO begins with a good website. The website design needs to be contemporary and lively to makes you look like a top-ranking university. Your language and content needs to be professional, impeccable and relevant to parents, current students, prospective students and alumni. Most importantly, your website needs to be search-engine friendly, making it easy for search engines (Google, Yahoo, MSN etc.) to crawl through your website. This gives you higher rankings on search engines.

The next step is to have your website optimized so that when students search for the ‘best B-schools in UK’, you, as a UK school are sure to show up, and at least have a chance of being considered (this is where a good website counts – once the prospect is directed to your website, your website should be able to convert it into a lead). Leading SEO companies like Techmagnate even offer affordable multilingual SEO services for Education sector as well as other sectors. Therefore if it is international students that you want to attract, they can now find you in their language.

There are other ways to enhance visibility too. Pay-per-click campaigns on search engines are an effective way to be seen on search pages. For instance, if someone searches for ‘B-schools in Boston’, you could show up on the top right corner of the search result pages. While your link is displayed for free, you pay everytime someone clicks on your link. This is a great short-term fix for instant visibility, but over the long term, this needs to be supported by SEO for organic rankings on search engines.

Social Media Optimization is the best form of advertising for any school because it consists of third-party recommendations. This gives far more credibility than all other forms of advertising. SMO depends upon user generated content to create a buzz about your school. It requires a dedicated resource to regularly post content on blogs, social communities, online video & picture sharing websites and other networks where your target audience is active. For example, Facebook would probably have a large segment of potential students in the age group 17-23. If you can get a conversation going about your school or college here, the word would spread on its own.

Emails / Newsletters campaigns are vital too. A good time to start is possibly before the junior and senior year final exams (school and college), when students are beginning to form opinions on where they want to go. Select databases can be bought and prospects can be wooed via emails. This includes the parents too, who are key influencers in the decision-making process.
Before embarking on a SEO programme, make sure you choose the right SEO Services Company. A good SEO company must have a proven track record, and be able to offer complete services including website design, SEO, PPC campaign management, content-writing, brand-building capabilities among others.

If you do all of these, chances are that you would rank higher on college searches. You will be perceived more bigger and better than competition – just the way you want it to be.

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