I picked up the following tip at Andy Beal’s Marketing Pilgrim blog. You can now check the searches for a given keyword that happened in the last minute or day (24 hours). The key is in the qdr: at the the end of the URL. You would use d for day or n for minute. In this example we are going to use the search phrase weight loss.

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This list of Internet marketing guidelines will prepare the webmaster for the tough business of getting a head’s up on the competitors and outlasting your rivals.

First of all, the golden guidelines of Internet marketing state that driving traffic and converting visitors are the top goals any Internet marketer can shoot for. As long as you have a ... Read More

When you work with social bookmarking sites to get more traffic, raise your site’s popularity, or raise search engine rankings for certain keyword phrases, then you are savvy to begin with. If you follow the rules, must-do’s, and necessities below, then you’ll have a much better shot at success.

First, only focus on the big social bookmarking websites. Most little sites will ... Read More

LSI is a term that means latent semantic indexing. Google pioneered its use, and it is shaking up the game when it comes to search engine rankings and scores from across the board. It’s shuffling up results more than any other algorithm tweak ever has. It’s one of Google’s many word relationship technologies that filter out illegitimate websites from the search results. Real websites with real content that’s not spam will never exclude related words, concepts, and ideas from their content pages. Even ... Read More