How To Utilize Google Traffic With Hashtag

How To Utilize Google Traffic With Hashtag

RiniOli   December 05, 2017   Comment  

Valued Reader,

It is impossible to share all the traffic tactics I have discovered in a single post, for now we will take a look at leveraging Google Traffic with the Hashtag. What this ultimately result to when leveraged correctly is Google Page One Exposure. Not Page One Ranking, but Page One Exposure and there is a huge difference between the two.

There are several methods that will result in Google Page One exposure, which is also how you build High Authority Back Links to your site. This in turn boost the Google Ranking of your site, everything online has a purpose, but more importantly a sequence.

By using this same Hashtag tactic and literally pressing a "button", to see what happens. To my surprise I found my posts with Google+ on the first search result page. You are going to be using the keywords you wish to target as Hashtags, no more that 2 - 3 Hashtags per post. Remember that content is the only magic wand to conversion of any kind.

Targeting the Highest Converting Hashtags

If you would like to know which Hashtags are trending on Twitter, then you need Hashtags Dot Org. Simply log in with your Twitter Credentials, you may also want to Follow Hashtags Dot Org.

You will see the following options; Trending on Twitter, Twitter Terminology, Why Use Hashtags?, What's The Point?, What is a (#) Hashtag?, How To Start a Hashtag, History of Hashtags, Allowed Hashtag Letters, Hashtag Analytics, Twitter Etiquette 101.

For the purpose of this demonstration you want to click on "Trending on Twitter". You will the results to the Upward or Downward trending Hashtags, but more importantly the Most Popular Hashtags. Please base your selection of Hashtags not only on your profitable niche, but also the keywords you wish to rank for.

So now you know how to obtain the most popular Hashtags, great. Now what, where and how can you use them to focus on Google? All you will need is your free Google Account.

Once inside your Google+ Profile you will see two options which you want to focus on next. They are "Collections" and "Communities", which are pretty much like Facebook Pages and Groups. A collection is like having a Page, and the Community will mirror a Group. Just to give you a basic idea of the difference between the two.

Creating a Google Collection

This is done by simply clicking on "Collections", and then easily create a Collection. But similar to a blog or website, you want your title and content to target all 3 categories of Keywords you wish to target. Short Tail, Long Tail and Anchor Text.

Now your Graphic content is equally important, if not even more so because you wish to attract attention. Colour plays a very important role when it comes to conversion... just a thought. But also you want to share royalty free images, so you don't step on any toes.

There are several sites that will provide you with high-definition images within just about any niche you can think of. You simply enter "Royalty Free Images" into your web browser, and check out the sites on the search result page. Take your time and find which sites will provide you with exactly what you are looking for based on your profitable niche.

Now a great idea would be creating a collection focusing on something like your blog, so you share your blog content and expertise within the collection. Never share Any Affiliate Links Anywhere on the Internet, a professional post will always present a link to a dedicated domain like a blog or website. Your aim is to get those visitors to your own personal site, and get recognized as a Professional.

Once your collection is created, you are ready to create your first Community too. But don't post anything yet, we will get to that. For now you just want to create One Collection and One Community, so we can work from there.

Creating a Google Community

Pretty much exactly the same as creating a collection, but bear in mind the similarity to a Facebook Group. Again you must target your keywords in your Community Title.

Once you have successfully created both your sites, it's now time to add the "Secret Sauce" by adding your first posts. But don't just flood your profiles with random posts, be objective and target your audience.

While using the Hashtags you selected, you will now need interesting and useful content to populate your Collection and Community. You need to inspire an audience's curiosity to want to know more, once that happens you will gain followers automatically. And when targeting is done correctly you will gain followers who are actually interested in your content and solutions.

Once you have populated your Collection and Community with keyword rich content and the Hashtag, you also want to share your posts to all your social profiles. Google allows you to share your posts to your Google+ Profile, Facebook and Twitter or even copy the post link should you wish to present it elsewhere.

A Collection and Community is like a sub-domain within Google, so when your posts show up on the first search result to a certain keyword then those visitors are ultimately directed to your blog or website. Remember, always try to share posts with links to your personal domains like blogs and websites, your affiliate offers should be promoted only there.

There is only one other place you should promote cloaked affiliate links and that is to your own email list subscribers, but that is an entire eBook on its own.

Remember that this is a traffic tactic and not a magic button, you need to sacrifice the time to master the sequence. This includes establishing the best dates and times to post that will result in the best conversion. This article is like a structure for you to build from.

Wishing You Prosperity,

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4 Ways to Build An Attractive Character in Your Blogging Niche

4 Ways to Build An Attractive Character in Your Blogging Niche

RiniOli   November 25, 2017   Comment  

Have you ever noticed that most of the successful bloggers have some sort of attraction element at play in their blogging efforts? Some might be good looking sure, but beyond that, most of the good ones have some sort of redeeming quality that has people thinking - "damn, I wish I was like that!"

Today, we're going to talk about how you can do the same thing, and create a level of attraction that has readers pouring in wishing they could be like you. Here's how:

1. Pull Out Some Attractive Things in Your Life

We all have something neat, cool, or attractive in our lives. For John Chow, it was pictures of cars and houses. For Shoemoney, it was an AdWords check. For Frank Kern, it's the beach bum lifestyle.

The point is that it doesn't matter what you don't have, you need to find something cool for people to associate with you. Find a symbol of awesomeness, and share it with your readers. Make it a part of your image - this is very important.

2. Set Yourself up As an Authority

Nobody likes to listen to a joker, which is why you need to become an authority in your niche. Now, I'm not recommending that you pretend to be an authority, because people will see through that.

I'm suggesting you become an authority. Learn, study, and practice until you become a master of your niche. Then, when you're ready, showcase your skills to the world.

Obviously this means when you're new, it might take some time before you become profitable, and that's OK. The average business takes 2-3 years to become successful, and if you aren't ready for that grind, then you probably shouldn't be in business anyway.

3. Don't Be Neutral When You Talk

It doesn't matter what side you're on, but you need to pick one and embrace it. Being neutral is boring, and nobody likes to read boring blogs. It's OK to be wrong from time to time, that's how people learn, but being boring is a recipe for doom.

The point is that you shouldn't say anything unless you can improve the silence. If you're not sure whether you should be writing something, then you probably shouldn't be writing it. Write with your heart, and the rest will follow.

4. Take Strong Stand and Don't Be Afraid to be Controversial

If you aren't pissing someone off, then you aren't doing it right. Try to find one successful person that isn't polarizing. Steve Jobs is a great example - to his dying day he was loved and hated by many. There were very few that stood in the middle.

When you say something, say it boldly, and say it with confidence. Confidence is magnetic.

This, in a nutshell, is my four step recipe for becoming an attractive and magnetic blogger. Take a look at your favorite blogger and compare these four traits with their own. Do you see any resemblances?

Wong Chendong delivers the oohs, ahhs, and woes of blogging matters like any man would... rough. He's frank, to the point and likes it raw. His been where you are and knows for a fact that he can help you. He'll share with you everything he knows about blogging @ www.TheBadBlogger.com and at the end it's just like sex... anything worth learning is worth taking action on your own.

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3 Dangerous Blogging Pitfalls You Should Avoid at All Cost

3 Dangerous Blogging Pitfalls You Should Avoid at All Cost

RiniOli   November 24, 2017   Comment  

If you want to make blogging your business model, there are things you need to know. Sometimes those things have to do with what you should do, and other times they are things you absolutely have to avoid at all cost or your blog will fail miserably.

Let me tell you what the 3 most commonly known, and at the same time, most dangerous blogging pitfalls are.

1. Fake it Till You Make it

Believe it or not, but this is a real saying that goes around in the internet marketing industry. It's very easy to hide behind a web page or an email address when you're working on the web, and one of the most grievous mistakes people make when blogging is pretending to be experts in matters they know nothing about. In other words, they're fakes.

It's tempting to fall for that trap, but I am here to tell you you shouldn't do it. Why? Because if you do, sooner or later you'll get busted. Plain and simple.

Someone out there will blow the lid off your little scheme and you'll have a new nick name which starts with an S and rhymes with the word hammer.

2. Post Till Your Fingers Bleed

This is a huge load of crap. Some people say you need to log onto that dashboard of yours and post on your blog each day. Others will tell you, you should do it 2 or 3 times a week.

Let me say this much: It is almost irrelevant how often you post on your blog if the content you put up is actionable, good quality stuff, and you take the time to communicate with your readers somehow.

It doesn't always have to be a blog. It can be a YouTube channel, a Facebook page, a Twitter feed or even EzineArticles. As long as they learn something from you sometimes, they'll be fine.

3. Focus On the Money

This is another thing people say a whole lot. Theoretically it makes sense, I mean, we're marketers and we want a good ROI no matter what it is we're doing, right?

Well, yeah, but if you just focus on cash, your following will realize you don't really care about them and they'll leave you. No one wants to be just an open wallet you call on whenever you need some dough.

People are people and they want to feel important so, while money is important, it should never be the driving force behind what you're doing. People over at McDonald's used to say that if you take care of the customer, the business will take care of itself.

If you take care of the people that come to read your blog, the money will take care of itself. You won't even have to ask for it.

I've shared with you three of the deadliest blogging dangers out there. Avoid them at all cost and never fall for them. Always focus on the relationship you have with your people and you won't have problems getting awesome traffic and a bunch of money from your efforts.

Wong Chendong delivers the oohs, ahhs, and woes of blogging matters like any man would... rough. He's frank, to the point and likes it raw. His been where you are and knows for a fact that he can help you. He'll share with you everything he knows about blogging @ www.TheBadBlogger.com and at the end it's just like sex... anything worth learning is worth taking action on your own.

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How To Make Your Blog Known

How To Make Your Blog Known

RiniOli   November 23, 2017   Comment  

Learning about social media sharing is required when you desire to make your website known, especially because it represents a huge part of the gaining-notoriety process.

• Social Media Sharing across multiple social networks
Posting all of your content all at once with the help of a Social Media Sharing feature is quite useful for a blogger. It offers auto-posts on multiple social media profiles for free, while it adds media pages/groups, along with multiple accounts per network as premium features.

• Auto Posting 
You may be wondering how auto-posting is possible since each and every social network requires a specific format for the posts. Also, auto-posting can be scheduled after your own will, meaning that you can either share your posts all at once or select the time and date when you'd like to publish (premium).

• Customizing Posts 
You will be even able to edit OG parameters, link post or image post formats or the HTML markup and custom details such as typefaces, headlines, links to syndicate your posts on other blogging platforms such as Medium, Tumblr, or Bloglovin, etc.

• Drag and Drop Calendar for Scheduling Social Media Posts 
With the premium upgrade, the plugin offers multiple options for scheduling, auto-scheduling, and automatically re-sharing the posts. A Drag and Drop Calendar helps to schedule the posts across multiple channels.

• Social Media Reporting 
Keeping track of your posts is also important and with the social media reporting feature, you will be able to do it with just a few steps. You can visualize every already-shared and scheduled blog posts and decide if they need a re-sharing. Users and administrators of the website will have different set-up attributions.

• Find out what you need 
Firstly, as a blogger, one will need to find out what kind of service they want for their website. This can come in handy when a blogger doesn't have the time or the patience to post qualitative content at favorable rushing hours. Automation is what blogs are striking for and this is what makes a great plugin to download. It can help its users with social media reporting, connecting multiple social networks, customizing sharing and scheduling or even keeping track of the following reports.

All things considered, why are you still waiting? If you care about your blog and you truly want to gain as many visitors and interactions as possible you will need to make good use of such products as soon as possible. You will be capable of seeing the powerful effects of automation in no time. Plus, you will be amazed to see how much free time you are going to gain while your posts become viral. It's a win-win situation!

The Blog2Social plugin offers various features to help you with the social media automating and cross-promotion process for your website or blog. And, it also helps you to stay in touch with your communities, with individually tailored social media posts for each social network.

In case you found this article useful and you'd like to learn more about how to easily promote your blog posts, then feel free to click here.

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How To Build Your Own Blog

How To Build Your Own Blog

RiniOli   November 22, 2017   Comment  

Successful bloggers have to keep their heads around many different aspects of the medium - but at its core is being able to write compelling and engaging content on a consistent basis over time.

Blogging is nothing unless you are systematic and this means that you can start by having a mind map. A mind map is essential especially when it is able to provide a complete layout on:

• The output of the article (structures)

• Title and excerpts to be used

• Types of content and information to provide (research)

• Proper images and media sources

• Credit and link sources to be provided in the article

Besides that, having a good blog structure is important to ensure that your readers are glued to the screen. Every blog post should contain several important features.

However, there are some basic principles of writing great blog content that might be worth keeping in mind.

Below are a few of the lessons I've learned on the topic over the years

1. Nail that title and opening paragraph

Compelling titles and introductions make your readers want to read your post right away. Wishpond contributor James Scherer says, "recent studies show that while 80% of people will read headline copy, only 20% will read the rest. This is the hidden importance of great titles, and why getting them right is so vital to a successful blog."

2. Make Every Word, Phrase & Sentence Count

Because Internet user's attention spans are shrinking by the day, you have to work harder to hold your readers' attention from the beginning until the end of your post. To do that, every word, phrase, sentence, and even punctuation mark must add something to your piece. You can check this service to count the words within your article or post.

A handy trick is to read your draft out loud. If it feels like you're explaining things too slowly, or you're falling asleep to your own voice (gasp!), you may need to edit the extraneous bits. Your draft could possibly feel "incomplete", in which case, you can insert additional information to clarify your thoughts or strengthen your arguments.

Sometimes it is very convenient to use different tools to get the word count or some additional text statistics.

3. Grab Attention

The first thing that readers notice about a blog post is the title. Readers are far more likely to read a post if they're intrigued by its title.

While there are no absolute rules for creating titles that grab attention, there are some general rules that established bloggers recommend: Short, simple titles are usually the most effective, but you need to provide enough information to let the reader know something about the subject of the post.

Grabbing attention with a shocking or controversial title can also be effective as long as the post delivers useful information and does not attempt to fool the audience into reading.

4. Shorten Your Sentences as much as Possible

Do yours eyes glaze over while reading a sentence? Do you read a sentence out loud, and lose your breath by the end of it? Do you see too many adjectives, adverbs, and other words that don't add anything to a sentence?

If any of these happen, shorten it! Otherwise, that kilometric sentence is probably fine as is.

5. Use Simple, Yet Precise, Words

You know how MS Word's "Shift + F7" pulls words from the more obscure parts of the thesaurus? Well, you might not want to rely on that function too much. Readers hate it when you bombard them with highfalutin jargon. Not only do these words sour the reading experience, but they also make your blog post look stilted and pretentious.

Instead of trying to sound "smart", try to sound sensible. Use words that best convey your idea and can be understood by the layman. For example, "to utilize resources" can be shortened as "to use resources".

6. Address a specific audience

Good corporate blog posts are targeted to a particular audience. So, before you start developing content, decide who you are selling to and what you are selling.

If you are selling to decision makers in the publishing industry, write a blog post that targets their specific needs. If you are a web developer, try to make the content professional but not too technical because you want buyers to know the benefits of using your services.

The Real Estate blog does a great job of developing content that helps potential homeowners learn more about the community where the available homes are located since this is usually an important issue for homeowners.

7. Establish Your Voice

Once you have an angle, don't forget to add some personality. Avoid generic posts; personalize them with stories from your own professional experience. Letting your readers get to know you is the best way to create reader loyalty.

Pitch your voice to match your professional goals. For example, if you are trying to establish yourself as a financial expert then you should limit the amount of humor in your posts.

If you're a motivational coach, then make sure your posts are inspirational. If you find it hard to match your personal voice to your blog niche, you might want to reconsider your niche.

8. Stay consistent on your blog format and topic

Related to finding your voice, it turns out that blog format really matters. To completely oversimplify, there seem to be two very different kinds of blogs that are successful. Either you are a "curator" of news, or you are a primary content source.

The curator is someone who blogs often and throughout the day with links and snippets, and I would consider someone like Robert Scoble (or iJustine!) to be the Michael Jordan of this approach. The style is often more conversational and casual, and includes lots of little updates on what they are doing or reading or trying out. These guys can really "cover news" and are widely read because they can provide the first opinion on new stuff coming out.

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Tips That You Must Avoid While Promoting A Blog

Tips That You Must Avoid While Promoting A Blog

RiniOli   November 21, 2017   Comment  

Blog promotion is very important because it increases the visibility of your blogs. Blogging has reached to the tremendous popularity because people love to read blogs. Promoting a blog is super easy and you can make money from it but for this, you need a good ratio of daily visitors. A majority of people promote their blog with the purpose to earn in the future. It is very easy to create a blog page, but the most challenging thing is to engage a visitor. Here are some points that you must keep in mind while promoting a blog.

Don't Try To Sell - It is the main factor that can discourage your visitors to read your blogs. An important thing you must keep in mind while writing a blog is that do not try to sell anything. People love to read blogs because they find it informative and unique. It is recommended to write about some tips, concepts, benefits etc. that helps you to engage more customers.

Do Not Post Too Much - It is important to remain active on your blog, but try not to post too much. Be careful not to overdo posting, this can distract your visitors and increase the bounce rate. It is suggested to post around 2-3 blogs per week to offer something new.

Do Not Post Links - When you promote your blog, one thing you should always remember is that not to post the links in the content. If you want to post them then, it is recommended to embed them in the ending of your blog. You can also use some key points to encourage the visitor to click on the given link.

Don't Spam On Social Media - It is a thumb rule of promoting a blog that you should not post your blogs on others social media walls. If a person is familiar to you then they will support you, but an unknown person might spam you. Try to engage customers by posting on your own walls; this also helps you to figure out the ratio of genuine visitors.

By following these tips, you can easily increase the reach of your content; this helps you to get more customers. If your blog is related to sale and purchase then you must keep in mind not to post too much, as a limited posting helps to gain the trust of a customer. If you are now aware of promotional tips, then you can hire a digital marketing company to get your blog promoted.

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How to Maintain Customer Emotions To Drive Online Store Sales

How to Maintain Customer Emotions To Drive Online Store Sales

RiniOli   November 21, 2017   Comment  

Digital marketing is one of the major aspects that helps online eCommerce stores get enough customers at the end of the day. Considering it minutely, it became obvious that most marketing tactics are based on what plays on the minds of customers. Online marketers perceive and nurture the emotions of customers while they buy from an online store to successfully boost up their sales. Shoppers essentially have some mental triggers that drive them to purchase a good. So, to understand their target buyers, eCommerce store owners need to understand what are those triggers and act upon them while they develop store. The growing prominence of eCommerce due to most retail businesses getting inspired to have an online counterpart gave way to many platforms for the easy, swift and downright development of online stores. However, here are the key emotional triggers that every e-retailers need to contemplate while crafting their store to assure great sales.

Using models that customers can identify with

While you are selling anything online, one quickest and effective way to connect with the customers is showing the stuff that they can easily relate to. For instance, retailers can integrate stories with every product listing which resembles real-life experiences of users of the products. Further, every element of the store, right from fonts, banners, background styles, colours, contributes to the brand image of the stores. Hence, creating a personality of the store that is cohesive and which buyers can connect to, is essentially needed.

Novelty

It is a proven concept that people like novelty and so anything unique or unfamiliar can instigate or motivate the buyers. For e-retailers, to grab more eyes and induce them to buy, offer new products or just offer them with new tweaks and rebrand them with witty tags, stories or features enhancement.

Notion that "Things won't last long"

Recounting the principle of scarcity can strike rightly when a retailer wants some products to sell exceptionally well. According to the principal, people perceive that a product is scarce as it is good and more people are getting it. Thus, in any eCommerce store, installing plugins to display certain products with tags like "Limited Offer", "Buy before stock runs out", "Limited edition item", "Exclusive at our store" works fine to get the attention and craze from buyers.

Displaying what other buyers got

People often woo at certain items when they see someone else getting them and salute their unique taste because they probably feel a random connection/agrees with the other person over that one taste of purchase. eCommerce sites can play off this concept well by showing off alike products that a customer is searching for and are already bought by many others.

Timers to Boost Limited edition selling

One great way to boost sales in eCommerce is hitting the right chords during holidays and peak seasons with timers. Displaying timers with a countdown ending in few days always infuse a feeling of urgency for the products in buyers. In fact, racing to get a product before the countdown expires give them some thrill and augment sales.

Creating a strong relationship with the customers is critical to drive sales and that's how top brands thrive in the market outshining their competitors. Thus, these above triggers can really help online stores to get their customers hooked up longer and boost sales overnight by playing off well with their emotions. The only thing retailers need to take care is pitching in with the right eCommerce platform like Magento or Shopify which can help in integrating the above aspects well into the sites.

Rob Stephen is an adept developer at PHPProgrammers, a distinguished web development solutions provider with specialisation in Magento development in Sydney. He has gained enough feat and expertise in eCommerce stores development by working over 6 years and hence likes to share his insights on online business with others.

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