Former Netconcepts Press and SEO

Netconcepts site great example of Web 2.0 application

August 29th, 2006

by Netconcepts

Originally published in New Zealand Herald

Taking the Netconcepts website from a traditional static “corporate brochure” to one where visitors can interact by posting comments on every page is a great example of Web 2.0 application says Stephan Spencer in an interview with the New Zealand Herald.

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Strategies to Increase Traffic for Long-tail Keywords

August 8th, 2006

by Netconcepts

Originally published in Catalog Success

After reading Netconcepts’ latest white paper, Chasing the Long Tail of Natural Search, during the August eTail conference in Philadelphia, PA, Catalog Success Associate Editor, Matt Griffin. Griffin wrote this article.

Griffin discusses why the (over discussed, under explained) 80/20 rule has such validity on search engine marketing of today’s business. He also summarizes Netconcepts’ key tactics to capturing the Long Tail of Natural Search.

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Natural selection makes for online success: Sites need to be optimised for search engines, net firm head says

May 22nd, 2006

Originally published in Computerworld

If your company is not at the top of Google’s natural unpaid results, particularly for keywords you should be there for, it’s a worry - not just to you but to your customers.

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Blogs and banners power travel agency website: House of Travel’s new site proves a hit

May 22nd, 2006

Originally published in Computerworld

Twelve months after its website redesign, House of Travel saw its onsite sales grow six-fold - results that can be measured in increased traffic to the site and in keyword ranking.

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Case Study: Going Up Against Google

February 1st, 2006

Originally published in Inc.

Netconcepts President Stephan Spencer has some key advice for Technorati to counteract the challenge from its new blog search engine rival: Google.

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RSS and Blogs in Search Marketing

December 6th, 2005

Originally published in WebProNews

Blogs and RSS feeds may sound like a lot of nerdy buzzwords, but President of Netconcepts Stephan Spencer wades in with his thoughts for webpronews.com, particularly when it comes to driving search engines to one’s site. It’s all about personalizing the content they receive he says.

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Searching for Better Returns

November 15th, 2005

Originally published in New Zealand Herald

“If you don’t have good placement in search engines it’s equivalent to having an unlisted phone number for your business.” Stephan Spencer speaks to The New Zealand Herald about how his company audits and builds e-commerce websites for big US retailers, optimising sites for search engines, and other e-marketing products and services while working in two countries.

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Searching for the Secret to Search Engines

October 24th, 2005

by Netconcepts

Originally published in The Dominion Post (Wellington)

Netconcepts’ GravityStream technology can do what none of its competitors can do. In an interview with the Dominion Post, Netconcepts president Stephan Spencer highlights the software allows a client to maintain their ranking without changing web content when their website is first optimised.

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Searching for Customers Searching for You

October 7th, 2005

by Netconcepts

Originally published in Multichannel Merchant

Ann Meyer, author for Multichannel Merchant, discusses the power of natural search over paid search listings. This article goes on to mention the importance of proper keyword usage and the need for scaleable optimization techniques.

Included in this article are quotes from Netconcepts’ VP of Client Services, Jody Hartwig. Jody shares her views on natural search and the best practices needed to succeed in today’s market.

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REI boosts sales via keywords

May 25th, 2005

Originally published in DM News

Outdoor equipment and clothing company REI used SEO to boost its sales after seeing its competitors achieve consistently higher rankings in the search engines than they were.

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