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Clients Reveal their Success Secrets

As you might imagine, most organizations are reluctant to share publicly the strategies and tactics that have given them an edge over their competitors online. So it is a testament to our clients’ generosity and commitment to partnership that they have graciously granted us permission to publish this inside view of their SEO, e-marketing and web development initiatives.

Below you will find a selection of case studies from some of these valued clients.

Advanced Link Building

Search Engine Strategies — Chicago, IL

December 9th, 2008

Moderated by Patricia Fusco

How far is too far in optimizing your internal link structure? If you operate a network of sites, can natural interlinking be perceived as link spam? How should you handle affiliate links? Advanced linking issues like these and more will be explored during this session. This session is designed for experienced marketers. Beginners should only attend if they’ve gone through the Link Building Basics session earlier in the day.

Moderator:
PJ Fusco, Natural Search Director, Netconcepts

Speakers:
Michael Gray, President, Atlas Web Service
Wil Reynolds, Founder, SEER Interactive
Chris Boggs, Manager, SEO, Brulant, Inc., recently acquired by Rosetta

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Link Building Basics

Search Engine Strategies — Chicago, IL

December 9th, 2008

Panelist: Patricia Fusco

Discover how search engines rely on link analysis as an important component for rank web pages. Learn also how to increase traffic to your site by building quality links in an appropriate manner.

Moderator:
Jennifer Evans Laycock, Editor-in-Chief, Search Engine Guide

Speakers:
Jeff Quipp, President & CEO, Search Engine People
PJ Fusco, Natural Search Director, Netconcepts
Jody Farmer, VP, Strategic Marketing, CreditCards.com
Sharad Verma, Senior Product Manager, Yahoo! Search Technology

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New tricks for Old Pueblo

December 7th, 2008

by Stephan Spencer

Originally published in Multichannel Merchant

In this article on Multichannel Merchant, Netconcepts founder and President Stephan Spencer sits down with Amy Africa to review Old Pueblo Traders, an eCommerce clothing site. Stephan’s contribution discusses key concepts in SEO like this one:

In my brief tour of Oldpueblotraders.com, I found plenty of opportunities for major traffic gains through search engine optimization. The first one became immediately obvious as I was loading the home page. Directing my Web browser to load http://www.oldpueblotraders.com/, I was immediately redirected to http://www.oldpueblotraders.com/pagebuilder/.

Unfortunately, the type of redirect used was a temporary one (302) instead of a permanent one (301). I discovered this through the use of a server header checker (http://www.webrankinfo.com/english/tools/server-header.php) A 301 redirect passes PageRank and link popularity to the destination URL, whereas a 302 redirect does not. Luckily, this is an easy thing to fix.

For more about this eCommerce website audit, visit the original article on Multichannel Merchant here.

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Link Building - Resources for Acquiring Links

October 17th, 2008

Want to learn about link building? For your edification, we’ve assembled a library of link building resources and grouped them by category:

Or, simply browse the selection below…

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External Linking Tactics

SMX East — New York, NY

October 7th, 2008

Panelist: Jeff Muendel

This session looks at how to improve site ranking by gaining links from sites across the web.

Moderator:
Detlev Johnson, CEO, SearchReturn

Speakers:
Rand Fishkin, CEO, SEOmoz
Debra Mastaler, President, Alliance-Link
Roger Montti, Owner, martinibuster
Jeff Muendel, Search and Online Marketing Analyst, Netconcepts
Eric Ward, CEO, EricWard.com

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24+ Specific Things You Can Do To Make More Money Next Week

Shop.org Annual Summit — Las Vegas, NV

September 17th, 2008

Panelist: Brian Klais

Forget the grand strategy talks; ignore the expensive, time-consuming software implementations; discard the hard-to-measure long-term plans - this session is about specific, actionable tactics you can use to make money NOW. Our panel of experts are going to give you killer tips to improve your Paid Search, Natural Search, Affiliate Marketing, Email Marketing, Web 2.0, Shopping Feeds, Technology Issues, and Site Optimization. We’re going to be moving fast so we will have a handout for session attendees with all of the gory details. This is the session you want to attend if you want to get your hands dirty and improve the bottom line. It will also help you convince your boss that you came to the Summit to make money — not just party in Vegas.

Moderator:
Allan Dick, Chief Marketing Officer and Senior Plumbing Evangelist, Vintage Tub and Bath

Panelists:
Sam Decker, CMO, Bazaarvoice
Todd Friesen, SEO Ninja, Todd Friesen Associates
Sheldon Gilbert, Founder and CEO, Proclivity
Pinny Gniwisch, Founder and VP, Marketing, ice.com
Brian Klais, Vice President of Search, Netconcepts
Jeff Molander, Principal, Molander & Associates
Brian Platter, General Manager, Home Delivery, Peet’s Coffee & Tea
Brian Smith, Co-founder, SingleFeed

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Link Building Basics

Search Engine Strategies — San Jose, CA

August 20th, 2008

Panelist: Patricia Fusco

Discover how search engines rely on link analysis as an important component for rank web pages. Learn also how to increase traffic to your site by building quality links in an appropriate manner.

Moderator:
Mike Grehan, Global KDM Officer, Acronym Media

Speakers:
Michael Gray, President, Atlas Web Service
Jeff Quipp, President & CEO, Search Engine People
PJ Fusco, Natural Search Director, Netconcepts
Jody Farmer, VP, Strategic Marketing, CreditCards.com

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SEO Report Card: Littlepixiegifts.com.au

August 6th, 2008

by Jeff Muendel

Originally published in Practical Ecommerce

A SEO review of this site and the Best Practices in use, as well as opportunities for new optimization. Analyst Jeff Muendel of Netconcepts goes through the site with a fine tooth comb. Learn from his findings on how to analyze your ecommerce website and tweak it in time for holiday traffic.

If Little Pixie Gifts has an SEO weak point, it is in the URLs. As search engines spider the URL addresses along with title tags and page content, each URL should reflect the keyword theme of the page. Instead, Little Pixie Gifts has URLs like http://www.littlepixiegifts.com.au/cart.php?target=category&category_id=62. While such a URL doesn’t necessarily hurt things from a search engine perspective, it certainly doesn’t help.

To read the full article, visit Practical Ecommerce.

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Be a Converter

July 2nd, 2008

by Stephan Spencer

Originally published in MultiChannel Merchant

Do you know your website’s conversion rate? Do you know if it is above or below average for a typical merchant? The average conversion rate is only about 2.4%. How can you increase your site’s conversion rate? Learn from Netconcepts Founder & President, Stephan Spencer about how to improve your organization’s website to become a better converter. In this article for MultiChannel Merchant, Stephan discusses the use of Persuasion Architecture, how to design for different personality types, analyze your audience’s needs and to adjust your tone.

Technology is not a means to higher conversion rates; it is just a tool that must be properly managed, configured, and implemented in order to reach your goals. Just having a great CMS with an advanced shopping cart system is not enough — there are no “set it and forget it” solutions for improving your conversion rate.

For more on this topic, read the full article here.

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