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Netconcepts’ got the goods!

Pugster logo“From courtesy on the phone and by email, to the hard facts, research, and top-notch skills on SEO needed to help our business grow, Netconcepts has it down pat like none other.”

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Note-taking aplenty at agency summit

Budget Truck Rental logo“Stephan had all of the other agency folks nodding their heads like bobble-head dolls as they furiously took notes while he was speaking!”

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Blog an integral part of content and comms strategy

House of Travel logo“As you know it [the blog] started out very much as an experiment, but quickly proved itself and we now consider it an integral part of our content and comms strategy. And it will become increasingly important. From very early on it earned a better Google PR than our main site even…. the organic search traffic is growing along with the SERPs, and it definitely ranks better than the rest of our site for certain keywords.”

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Screencast on link building for Google SEO

October 31st, 2006

by Stephan Spencer

Join our founder and president, Stephan Spencer, in this archived webinar of an information-packed 90-minutes of link building secrets. The webinar, for MarketingProfs.com, was called “Google in the Real World: How Links Boost Your Ranking”.

Watch it as a streaming Flash video »

Or, alternatively download/watch as a Quicktime movie (72 MB).

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A level of web dev and SEO experience that’s rare to find

House of Travel logo“We are very happy with the growth in sales online, and Netconcepts’ management of our online media campaigning and paid search program has been a key driver of that….Netconcepts have very strong core competencies around the technical aspects of web
development and search engine optimisation…”

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Interview with web content guru Gerry McGovern

October 4th, 2006

by Stephan Spencer

Web content guru Gerry McGovern, author of “Killer Content” - one of the best books on writing copy for the web - says that one of the biggest mistakes companies make in regards to their website content is thinking that customers care one little bit about the company. “Customers care about themselves (their loved ones and their community),” he said in an interview with founder and president of Netconcepts, Stephan Spencer. He went on to add that organizations need to be customer-centric, talk about benefits, and speak the language of the customer.

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Immediate ROI

Eurekster logo“We’re a search company and thought we were pretty clued up on SEO. We brought in Netconcepts, and they told us that some of our ideas on SEO were on target and others were not. They then told us about some key things that we didn’t know about. The ROI was immediate. Our only regret was not working with them sooner - they are a world leading specialist in SEO.”

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Success with Email Marketing Campaigns: 10 Campaigns Critiqued for Best and Worst Practices

MarketingProfs virtual seminar series — online

August 24th, 2006

Webcast by Stephan Spencer

For many of you, your email campaign lost the race even before it got out of the gate. Spam filters and email firewalls silently and unceremoniously junk your emails. Research has shown that fully one-third of permission-based emails don’t get delivered.

Even if your message gets past the filters, it doesn’t mean your email will be opened. Your recipients are brutal when it comes to slashing through the commercial messages clogging their inboxes. A split second decision will decide your email’s fate, based squarely on your From line and Subject line, and to a smaller extent, what’s visible in the Preview pane. After navigating these deliverability and openability hazards, you still have to get the recipient to comprehend and act on your message. A pretty tall order nowadays.

This virtual seminar is going to get “hands on” with reviews of actual email campaigns submitted by seminar attendees. Not all will be chosen, so give yourself the best chance of having your campaign critiqued: submit your entry early. Stephan is one of the most popularly and highly acclaimed MarketingProfs seminar leaders.

If you’ve ever wondered what you were doing wrong with your email marketing, or wondered what you could be doing better, then this is the seminar for you.

You will learn:

  • How to write messages that are opened and read
  • How to create subject lines that are the best they can be
  • Best practices for your call-to-action and value proposition
  • How to balance text and images
  • When to use Text or HTML
  • Whether your email is compliant with CAN-SPAM legislation
  • Whether your messages will get past spam filters

The 90-minute seminar will include an extended Q&A.

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Case Study: Homestead.com

July 18th, 2006

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  • On page 1 for “website hosting” in Google within first 8 weeks
  • Hosts over 12 million members
  • Sustained high search engine rankings since early 2004
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Case Study: WritersNet

July 15th, 2006

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  • Turned a loss making site into a profit center
  • Now generates over $5000 per month in Google AdSense revenue
  • Over 86,000 pages in Google
  • Traffic levels in the hundreds of thousands of visitors per month
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