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Hi all

I am going to launch a website on a local market and don’t know what actually i have to write in my home page, about us etc. so that, if any person search that particular market place, my website’s name will appear in top ten, becz I have learned that website matter/content affect the search word in google or yahoo.com

For this purpose, I want to take the services from any content writer who can create writting matter for my home page, about us etc.. Could you please tell me is there any experienced website content writer in New Delhi or near about, who can do this job for me with reasonable charges???

Secondly, I also want to make logo design for my website name, so that it looks different from other websites. Regarding the same, also please tell me any good co. who can design a logo for my website.

manav25@gmail.com

Thanks in advance.
Raghubir

I can design your logo for you if you are interested. If you would like to see my work my website is graphicsbyann.com. If you are interested in me designing your logo for you my email is ashleyann1600@yahoo.com.

Hi
I am going to launch a website on a local market place. I have some queries

1. Is the written content/matters in the home page is affect by the search engine, when any person search that particular local market place?
2. What should be my matter/content in home page, so that more and more person find me on the top 10 of google or yahoo whenever they search that particular market place?
3. Can you suggest any site which suggest me on such matters?

I am not technical person, so please tell me briefly.
My mail id is acpraghu@gmail.com, market4delhi@gmail.com

With lots of thanks
Raghubir

Internet. Business. Profit. To fully integrate all of these words into a successful merging you will need another word. Traffic. Every article you will find about making your site or company successful would always include the importance of generating traffic.

If you already have a site and you want think that you’re not getting the traffic that you’re supposed to be getting, then its time to reconsider. If you are contending in these very competitive business, you should always be a step ahead of your competition, increasing your traffic flow should have been done starting yesterday.

To help you out in generating more traffic for your site, here are some surefire ways to increase your traffic starting from yesterday.

1) Invest in good advertising with search engines

Google’s Adwords and Yahoo’s Search marketing are great advertising scheme that are very truly popular and assures great traffic. Although with this surefire way to increase your traffic would cost some money. While some would shy away from spending money to increase traffic, it is imperative in this case to do so because Adwords and yahoo search marketing is the top surefire way to increase your traffic.

2) Exchange or Trade Links with other sites

With exchanging links with other sites, both of you will benefit from the efforts both of you do to enhance your sites traffic. When one site features another sites link, they could provide one another with the traffic one site generates. The efforts are doubly beneficial because it would seem like both of you are working to generate more traffic. The more links traded with more sites the more traffic could be expected.

3) Use Viral Marketing

Viral marketing allows you to spread the word about your company and product without any costs or if ever low costs only. This is a marketing method that can be quite sneaky; you can attach your company’s name, product or link to a certain media such as a funny video, entertaining game, an interesting article or a gossip or buzz. With this method, people get infected with the creativity and entertainment of the medium that they will pass it on to many people.

4) Search and use proper keywords or keyword phrases for your sites content

Search engines look for certain keywords that they would show in their results page. In doing so, having the right keyword and keyword phrase is a high requirement in ranking in high in search engine results. You could write your own content or you could hire someone to do it for you.

5) Write Articles that can lead traffic to your site

Submit articles to sites that would contain the same subject that your site deals in. If you sell car parts write press releases and articles about cars and car parts. Attach your sites description and services at the end of the article as well as the link.

6) Join forums and form online communities

Capture a market and show your expertise and credibility. When you found a good foundation for your site, people will trust you and your site and will pass on to many people their trust. Traffic will certainly increase because they know that you can provide what they need.

7) Lastly, Offer newsletters.

If many people know what you are about and your existence is shared with many others, you will find a loyal traffic that can provide you with more traffic by recommendation. If you arouse the curiosity of your customers they would be pushed to help you with your traffic.

Tell a Friend Script

One of the easiest methods is to put a tell a friend script. This is a simple programming script that you can attach to the programming of your website. Generally, tell a friends script are installed in pages where a media is placed so that a person can easily send the media to any of his friends or his family members.

My novel is aimed at readers ages eleven through seventeen years old; although I’m predicting it will be most attracted to the younger side at ages eleven to thirteen since the protagonist is twelve to thirteen years old. The readers between the ages of fourteen and seventeen might buy the book if they can easily relate to the protagonist and her life as well as the readers at ages eleven and thirteen could. What is unique about my book is that it may be about a protagonist a little young for a young adult audience, but a lot of the content is intense and emotional, which is very common in young adult stories. I’m also predicting that most of my readers will be girls.
I saw on the internet that there are a lot of new fantasy books by popular authors such as Steven Erikson. However, the audience of his books is not middle school and high school age girls. A fantasy book aimed at the same audience as mine is Princess of the Midnight Ball by Jessica Day George, another popular author. Therefore, I can tell that the fantasy book competition is tough.
My goal is to sell at least two-hundred copies in the first year. I have many ideas for marketing and promoting my book. One is to put up promoting videos on Youtube, Blogspot, and other websites that will help promote my book. The second is to create a website for me as well as my book and add it to search engines such as Yahoo and Google as well as my book. The third is to arrange online, newspaper, and radio interviews. The fourth is to create blogs about my book and perhaps comment on other people’s blogs if they are based on their books. Another plan is to have other people I know read my book and post reviews online. The final plan is to write a press release and distribute it.
There are a few ways I will reach my target audience. One is to hold a book signing in my community at a small library or independent bookstore. My plan is to put up flyers around my community that contain my book cover and the information about the signings. Another idea is to do a talk and discussion at my local library. The final idea is to start a book club where I would meet with readers monthly, and discuss my book; maybe turn it into a podcast.

It won’t work. It all sounds very credible and energetic, but it won’t work. I’m sorry. I know this isn’t the answer you want. I wish I could give you a different one.

How do I know? I’ve been working in publishing for decades. I’ve been helping teach workshops for aspiring writers since 1998. And since the early 90s, I’ve been associated with an informal group of industry professionals who publicize scams aimed at newbie writers. So yeah, I do know what I’m talking about.

Ever notice how many of the "authorities" on self-publishing and self-promotion have written books about how to publish and promote your own books, which they’ll happily sell you? That’s an old piece of flimflam: selling insider information on how to do something lucrative or desirable — work at home, get out of paying taxes, make big bucks on foreclosed real estate, become a successful self-published author. By the time you figure out that their advice doesn’t work, they’re out of reach, and you’ve lost all the time and money you put into trying to make it work.

There are "recognized authorities" out there selling books about how you can make your book an infallible bestseller, when they’ve never been published anywhere but at Xlibris. It’s a weird world. And don’t even get me started on the companies that offer to "help you get published." They’re not your friends, to put it mildly. The only honest ones are Booklocker and Lulu.com, which promise to manufacture bound copies of your books, and leave it at that.

Your average self-promoting self-published author sells between 70 and 75 copies total. Most of them put out an unreasonable amount of effort just to sell that many. It’s quite common for them to wind up spending several times as much money as they make. An even sadder statistic is that a year or two or three down the road, most of them have given up writing.

Let’s test your marketing plan: How often have you bought books by people you’ve never heard of because they put up a video on YouTube, started a website or blog, sent out press releases, posted flyers, had their friends post reviews on Amazon, or held a book signing at your local library or mall? How many books have your friends or relatives bought that way? I’m betting the answer is "none." If neither you nor anyone you know buys books on that basis, why should you think other people are going to buy yours?

Self-published books don’t get reviewed by real publications, and their authors don’t get interviewed by the commercial media. No one comes to their book signings or discussions, or listens to their podcasts. If you live in a small town, your small-town newspaper will run a story headlined "local person publishes book," but they’ll do it in the same spirit in which they’d run a story headlined "local person builds model of White House out of popsicle sticks." As for having your friends post reviews, readers can spot those a lot more readily than you imagine. They get plenty of practice, since most self-promoting writers try it.

What you should do instead: Keep writing. Send your books out to conventional publishing houses. While you’re waiting for them to come back, write some more. The only way you can ever get anywhere as a writer is to write books people want to buy and read. If you can do that, you don’t have to self-publish and self-promote, because paying publishers will come knocking at your door. If you can’t do that, no scheme in the world is going to make you a success, because you can’t force people to read books they don’t want.

You don’t have to take my word on it. Go to this forum, post the same thing you posted here, and see what they say. Don’t worry — they’re nice people, and they know their stuff. http://absolutewrite.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=22

Here’s a semi-FAQ one of them has written. I particularly recommend message #45. http://absolutewrite.com/forums/showthread.php?t=58205

I wish you the best of luck. Please take care of yourself.

My novel is aimed at readers ages eleven through seventeen years old; although I’m predicting it will be most attracted to the younger side at ages eleven to thirteen since the protagonist is twelve to thirteen years old. The readers between the ages of fourteen and seventeen might buy the book if they can easily relate to the protagonist and her life as well as the readers at ages eleven and thirteen could. What is unique about my book is that it may be about a protagonist a little young for a young adult audience, but a lot of the content is intense and emotional, which is very common in young adult stories.
My goal is to sell at least two-hundred copies in the first year. I have many ideas for marketing and promoting my book. One is to put up promoting videos on Youtube, Blogspot, and other websites that will help promote my book. The second is to create a website for me as well as my book and add it to search engines such as Yahoo and Google as well as my book. The third is to arrange online, newspaper, and radio interviews. The fourth is to create blogs about my book and perhaps comment on other people’s blogs if they are based on their books. Another plan is to have other people I know read my book and post reviews online. The final plan is to write a press release and distribute it.
There are a few ways I will reach my target audience. One is to hold a book signing in my community at a small library or independent bookstore. My plan is to put up flyers around my community that contain my book cover and the information about the signings. Another idea is to do a talk and discussion at my local library. The final idea is to start a book club where I would meet with readers monthly, and discuss my book; maybe turn it into a podcast.

Few publishers will pick up a book only aiming to sell 200 copies. If the book is finished, shop it to an agent first. Then they can find the publisher.

Hopefully this querie won’t be ignored!
Thanks in advance. . .

I’m doing ads online (i.e. with google, kijiji, etc.) local and faraway classifieds, joined forums and every freelancer site I can find (like guru.com). This has gone on for about 3 years, and I’ve gotten some really good clients, but this is still not regular enough to quit my day job. It’s not like there isn’t a market for this – I can design and illustrate everything from logos to annual reports, billboards, and children’s books, and I’m also a painter and illustrator. I know there are people out there with the same skills who have more work than they can handle (I’ve appealed to many but most of them consider me competition and say to start my own business). I have the skill and experience, what am I not doing to get steady art/design/illustration work? Are there marketing flaws in my site?

my site is www.mimosacreations.com

1. Make your website title more descriptive – e.g. Mimosa Creations – Childrens Books Illustrator
2. Your navigation bar has to be more user friendly. Just lay out all the links on the page.
3. Put in your photo and make the site more personal. Don’t refer yourself as a third person. Say ‘I’. Write as though you are talking to your client. Put in more personality into your writing and website.
4. Make the fonts in your website bigger… now its hard to read.
5. Put in client testimonials e.g. Mimosa is great! I highly recommend blah blah.
6. You should improve your level of service, so that your clients will want to work with you on a long term basis. E.g. do a good job, make clients happy, do something unexpected
7. Do some charity / free work to promote your work.
8. Some of the artwork in your website looks dull, brighten it up in Photoshop. Replace old artwork with your latest work.

I am still searching for Affordable Web Designer and SEO in the Philippines.

Thanks for posting.

hi tumo,

you can try this group of freelancers

WebDevS.Team
http://www.WEBDEVSTEAM.eu.pn
email them at pmseomla.alexis@gmail.com

we are looking for a VA to do SEO, blog management and also social media managment. any good referrals and affordable?

Hi! I work with TaskUs – https://www.taskus.com/ , a Premium Virtual Assistant company. We have been working on SEO, blog, and basic social media management. Give us a call and we’ll be more than happy to assist.

For intense social media marketing plan, I recommend http://www.smartersocialmedia.com/

Hello,

I am still in high school. I still need another year to finish my high school program. I am already 19 years of age. However, is getting my High School Diploma is not my best option? Should I just go to community college and begin some classes? I have taken various AP, Honors, an Advanced classes, I just never got credit for them. I dont know if a University will accept me without a diploma. My ACT Score is 33.

1. I am an eBay Powerseller and Top Rated Seller; with experience in global logistics, and importing an exporting, and working with Chinese Manufacturers and other outsourcing experience. This was my first company I started when I was 17.

2. I am an AdWords Qualified Professional and Search Marketing Expert, I have my own Search Agency that is a partner with Google, and I offer Lead Generation services to Law Firms and Sole Practitioner Lawyers. I also hold Advanced Google Certification in Analytics in search engine and performance based marketing and statistical and quantitative SEM analysis. (And I just want to be more financially sophisticated as a personal goal.)

3. I am currently studying for my Series 7 Exam, a financial exam to become a licensed stock-broker. I have a Financial Firm that will sponsor and offer me employment.

4. I am running for a current political position in my country, we have started my campaign, and I have a very high chance of getting elected. I am very active in my political party and backed by my party.
I meant to add:

"(And I just want to be more financially sophisticated as a personal goal.)"

Under point 3, not point 2.
My GPA at presence is 2.1.

Yes. You may have lots of accreditation and certifications, but your neglect in the simple things in life (high school) that should be easy for someone that’s accomplished so much already shows that you don’t pay attention unless you’re interested in it.
You’ve never gotten credit for your advanced classes? What a waste!

You could try to look into running start, where you get your diploma while also earning college credits…