This month, let’s sneak a peek at FreshPair (www.freshpair.com), an underwear etailer, and a small sampling of its backlinks. We will discover thier secret for recieving high search engine rankings for such sought after trophy terms as “panties,” “bras,” and “underwear.” However, its possible, their secrets are better kept in the top drawer.
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With tens of millions of users (but probably not the purported 100 million), MySpace.com is a force to be reckoned with. Especially when you consider that MySpace apparently drives more traffic to online retailers than MSN Search, according to some recent Hitwise data.
But MySpace is hard for many of us adults to get our heads around. It just doesn’t seem logical: How does it hold the interest of so many young people with short attention spans, despite the fact that the design/usability is so atrocious, the Web page creation platform is so frustratingly restrictive, and it’s chock full of so many profiles that are obviously fake, spam, duplicated, or abandoned?
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It’s 2007 already. If you are like most merchants, you’ve followed the advice of your NSO firm and completed some basic site optimization projects. You routinely spot check your Google indexation, and your rankings on 100 or so “trophy” keywords to show your executive team. And a look at your web analytics shows your natural search channel sales growing. So what’s wrong with this picture?
Let the Long Tail of natural search and KPI metrics strengthen your website through best practice SEO.
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If Google engineer Matt Cutts had his druthers, buying links would become an extinct SEO practice.
Cutts has addressed the topic of link-buying on a number of occasions on his blog (Mattcutts.com/blog) and in blog comments elsewhere. He’s admonished webmasters who buy links for PageRank and encouraged webmasters instead to buy only links that have been “nofollowed” — in other words, where the rel=nofollow attribute has been added to the link so that the search engines do not count that link as a vote. He has stated in no uncertain terms that Google considers “buying text links for PageRank purposes to be outside our quality guidelines.”
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You have to crawl before you can run says P J Fusco, lead strategist with Netconcepts who highlights that before creating keyword-targeted content, you must make that additional content manageable. “Before we can direct the search engine spiders toward prominent content, we must have the ability to create natural hierarchy for page content,” she says. PJ goes on to highlight inhibitors and disrupters to this natural flow in this article for ClickZ.
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P J Fusco’s unscientific survey shows marketers are still missing the boat on PPC. Selecting only jingles and buzzwords that didn’t include brand names, she decided to see if the big names were putting their money where their mouth is when it comes to the Web. And the results were surprising, says Netconcepts’ PJ Fusco in this article for ClickZ.
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The long tail isn’t a threat to branded search, but a well rounded unbranded complement to natural search engine referrals. However, it’s much easier said than done says PJ Fusco, lead strategist with Netconcepts in this article for ClickZ - unless, of course, the site’s content management structure or e-commerce platform has been built on a blog-like publishing system. Many corporate and e-commerce sites are the antithesis of blogs, she goes on to say…
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Lead strategist for Netconcepts, P J Fusco writes in an article for ClickZ, that the “Long Tail” principle works contrary to how most online brands prioritize their search engine marketing (SEM) strategies. While online retailers tend to optimize their sites for the 20 most popular keywords and keyword phrases that drive the most traffic, they would also do well to target the millions of unbranded niche phrases at the shallow end to complement those high-traffic branded search referrals. PJ goes on to say…
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PJ Fusco, lead strategist for Netconcepts, looks at three basic questions merchants need to consider before putting out a RFP for a major new SEO strategy. Things like looking at the business objectives for the web site, reviewing historical web stats (you don’t know where you’re going if you don’t know where you’ve been), and using web analytics to determine your target audience. You’ll also need to agree on how far you’re prepared to go to improve your site’s web traffic. As a regular contributor to ClickZ, PJ stresses in her article the need to do your homework first.
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In this article for ClickZ, Netconcepts’ lead strategist PJ Fusco highlights how many big brands fail to grasp the relevance of unbranded search terms when determining an SEO strategy. She asks the big question: “What have you done to earn top natural search results for “it” (unbranded search results).
Too many big brands are putting up barriers to search engines crawling for unbranded search terms, she says. She goes on to suggest ways in which sites can be more search engine friendly.
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