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Grasping the Long Tail

September 11th, 2006

by Netconcepts

Originally published in New Zealand Herald - The Business supplement

The Long Tail is crucial for companies with big inventories as an SEO tactic that enables them to draw customers to their websites and find products that may otherwise be buried in catalogues. But much may not change for small businesses with low quality products.

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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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EXPORTING MARKETING: Global Naivety?

August 20th, 2006

by Netconcepts

Originally published in NZ Marketing Magazine

In this article written by Patricia Moore, author for NZ Marketing Magazine, Netconcepts makes the public scene, not for SEO, but for their marketing success.

Moore discusses how companies have had remarkable success in the competitive New Zealand export market. How are companies succeeding in this market? What or, perhaps more importantly, who should companies turn to in order to fuel their global success.

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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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Technology changing the face of retailing

July 25th, 2006

Originally published in New Zealand Herald

This article from the IT section of the Herald highlights five technology trends that are changing the face of retailing. Our own Stephan Spencer weighs in with his thoughts on where things are heading…

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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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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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Special Report Web Marketing

May 1st, 2006

by Netconcepts

Originally published in Catalog Success

Matt Griffin, Alan Rimm-Kaufman, and Joe Dysart discuss, in this article, new concepts for companies to attract customers and keep them “involved” through the checkout proccess. It may be a series of tactics or success may fall on just one tactic.

This article explains, in some detail, new concepts and new twists on old concepts. One of these successful marketing concept is blogging. “Blogging should be part of any online retailer’s SEO arsenal,” says Stephan Spencer, Founder and President of Netconcepts.

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Defending yourself against the blogs

May 1st, 2006

by Stephan Spencer

Originally published in Multichannel Merchant

Tim Parry author for Multichannel Merchant discusses the dark-side of the Blogosphere. Links, community, and sharing are all great aspects of Blogging. However, slander and company wrong-doing, when posted on blogs, can have severe consequences.

Parry turns to Found and President of Netconcepts, Stephan Spencer for best practice advice on the blogosphere. Spencer contributes 5 Tips for Beginning Bloggers. These tips include…

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In Search of SEM’s Future

March 1st, 2006

by Melissa Dowling

Stephan Spencer, founder/president of Madison, WI-based Web development and marketing agency Netconcepts, weighs in with eTailer about where search is headed.

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