Facebook's Spam Filter= no interaction? no one see's your posts

Almost Every Business Needs a Company Facebook Page... right now

I'm NOT talking about a Personal Facebook Profile
A Facebook Business Page is a totally differentl animal

The contents of a personal Facebook PROFILE are NOT searchable by Google, Facebook blocks Google, other Facebook users can see as much or as little of your postings on a personal Facebook page but none of the contents (posts you make, replies to your friends posts, comments other people make on your profile) none of that is going to show up in Google

BUT if you WANT google to see your marketing message and you post THAT message within a COMPANY Facebook Page, Google will see that. Some companies are even using a Facebook business page in lieu of a standard website!


Facebook Spam Filters or...Facebook Oblivion

Facebook Business Page Interaction is absolutely necessary if you want Facebook to allow your content to be distributed not ONLY to your fans but to the friends of fans (friends of friends is a whole lotta eyeballs on your offer)

Got a company facebook page? I'm finding that if you don't "bribe" people (offer value isn't really bribing) they wont "say something" or interact... no interaction = you company facebook notes are NOT going out to the News Feed
The Facebook News Feed is "friends of friends"
... that's a WHOLE LOTTA EyeBalls on your posts if you make it to the News Feed

Let's say you've got 200 FB friends, well those 200 friends have anywhere from a dozen friends of thier own to possibly 1000's of friends.
What you post to YOUR wall, shows up on THEIR walls... it also shows up in their News Feed.

Facebook spam filters look to see what should be CUT from the bigger News Feed, the algorithm will not allow spammy content to bother the wider public. If you broadcast "useless" ads, they ARE showing up on your friends walls, but they might not be displayed on those same friends news feed.

I've found out if you DON'T have interactive conversation... Facebook is burying your broadcast. No interaction= Facebook oblivion

Vanity URLS are your first priority
Facebook recently lowered the number of fans a Facebook Business Page needs to be eligible for a custom (vanity) url. From 100 down to only 25 fans. So... the first thing a company Facebook page needs to rid itself of the /pages/your-company-name?122548 (string of numbers) is to get at least 25 fans, by hook or crook, even if those first 25 fans are your cousins, your employees, people you don't even like:)

What you want is to be eligible to have Your Facebook Business Page get a vanity url

Ranking Portfolio for Google Local Business Listing

Here are lists of several of our clients search results, this is exactly what results I’m talking about providing for your Google rankings for the keywords:

Roofing in San Antonio

Note: you do not have to take my word for any of this, call each business owner and ask them if they got a return on investment

Auto upholstery Frederick Maryland

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&source=hp&q=auto+upholstery+frederick+maryland

(our client is Joe’s Upholstery Shop, you can call Don Jenkins (current owner) at 301 662-5006

Auto upholstery Frederick Md

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=auto+upholstery+frederick+md

David Bruce Jr

Frederick Web Promotions

Frederick Maryland

240 397-9804

Twitter As Ad Blaster? How's That Working Out For Ya?

How Is Your Business Using Twitter?

As an ad blaster?

Do you send constant tweets of your offerings?

To many small businesses, twitter is seen as an extra free way to get your message across, to "get eyeballs on your offer"

Trouble is... you're spamming the hell out of your followers.
People no longer want or even NEED advertising, not traditional advertising anyway.

Google has permanently altered the publics habits and altered it so completely traditional advertising is dead and buried.

when you “PUSH” your ad on someone… it doesn’t make em want to buy, it actually pisses them off.

When they’re ready to buy: They fire up their computer, go to http://www.google.com and do their research… at this point THEY ARE READY TO BUY

They are NOT READY TO BUY unless and until they’ve go to Google to scope things out.

People who are ready to buy, have their credit card handy but first…

they’ve got to check and see if there are any complaints about “company X”, or reviews about “Product Y”, or lawsuits about “company Z”

Don’t take my word for this… see for yourself here:
Why Advertising Fails.

1. Consumers do not trust advertising
2. Consumers do not want to view advertising
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   Consumers do not need advertising

The Ages Old Model of Pushing an ad on someone when they’re looking for something else no longer produces sales… it simply pisses people off.

So what we do if we need to sell something?

Someone’s Got to Answer The Twitter

Now Hiring: Twitterceptionist!
Now I’ve got a new job classification: Social Media Optimization in addition to Search Engine Optimization

David Bruce Jr of Frederick Web Promotions
SEO Apex Predator For Hire
785 Wembly Dr, Frederick, Md 21701
http://www.frederickwebpromotions.com

240 397-9804

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Local Search Tactics, What Closes The Sale?

If you're talking about internet advertising you're talking about Google.

Google is the whole ball of wax, it's useful to be "listed" in Bing and Yahoo but if you want to put cold hard cash in your local store's cash register you want to be Ranked Well in Google...

Google Local that is.

You're reading this because you do business in Maryland (or you'd like to)

What do the prospective customers do when they go shopping? The search online.

What do they search for? Typically they do research, they're looking for information on, background information on what ever product or service they need.

They are NOT buying at this point, they are in the mood for ensuring they make a good purchasing decision, they've are comparing price, how close the source is if they have to take it back, the reputation of the source.

If you're attempting to close a sale from one visit to your website you are dreaming.

You need to collect the email addresses of your visitors and close the sale by getting them on your email list.

Kinda like this:

David Bruce Jr

Frederick Web Promotions

Local Google Advertising Consultant

Local Google Ranking

Local Organic Search Ranking

http://www.frederickwebpromotions.com

240 397-9804

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What is Search Engine Optimization?

How Important is Search Engine Optimization?

Most people who have an small business and a company website for that local business have heard about search engine optimization but the unfortunate thing is, very few people realize exactly how powerful of a tool it can be. Some people who own websites may be doing well with them and they don't worry about optimizing for the search engines at all. They can be getting traffic from social media or perhaps they are purchasing traffic from a variety of different sources online. It really doesn't matter, however, because the simple fact of the matter is, you are losing a lot of money if you're not optimizing your website for the search engines properly.

There are a number of different ways that this can be illustrated but let's use a local store as our classic example. There are two different groups of people that might be coming into your store on a Saturday afternoon, one group would simply be what could be considered tire kickers and they are only looking with mild interest at the things that are on the shelves. The second group of people, on the other hand, is looking for something that is very specific and they are already holding their money in their hands.

If you had to choose one of these two groups to have coming into your website, which one would it be? Of course, the answer is rather obvious and this is exactly what optimizing your webpages for the search engines is going to give to you. It honestly is that good.

Search engine optimization is done in a rather easy way but it does require that you learn a little bit about it, and it's very, very time consuming. There have been books that have been written on the subject and they do some good if you read them but for the most part, you just need to concentrate on two different areas.

Your on-site optimization is done directly on the webpages and the off-site optimization are links that are coming back into your website.

Doing on-site optimization does not really take much explanation. Look for keywords that are actually being used on the Internet and include them on the pages that are on your website. Make sure that they are included in key areas, however, such as the title tag and then use them naturally throughout the page. Be careful not to stuff the keyword too often as it can be considered spamming.

Optimizing your local company website (or company blog) off of the Internet is a little bit different than that. You need to get incoming links from a variety of different sources in order for your page to truly be considered optimized properly. There are so many different ways for you to do this but it is easier if you start with things such as article marketing and social bookmarking. One other thing that you might do is to write controversial information in order to pull in natural links.

Yes, search engine optimization is going to take a little bit of work on your part but getting that traffic for free from the search engines is going to make all the work that you put into it well worth it. It can help to pull in so much additional traffic to your website that it may overwhelm you at times but in the long run, what is really going to do is to push your business to the next level.

Author: Jack Miller Visit his website for a comprehensive review of SEO Elite

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Local Google Advertising by Frederick Web Promotions

On page optimization for improved ranking of your company website in Local Google Search Results. Improvement of ranking within both local organic search listings AND improvement of ranking in Google Local Business Listings.

Off page industrial strength back link building services available.

Call >David Bruce Jr at 240 397-9804

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Company Facebook Page Creation

Every Small Business Needs a Company Facebook Page

Does Your Company Have a Company Facebook Page?

Company Facebook Pages, every company needs one. They're Free and show up in Google listings along side your company website.

What? Your company doesn't have a company Facebook Page yet?

David Bruce of Frederick Web Promotions interviews Malcolm Carter of All Clean Inc of Maryland about the company Facebook presence I gave them and the exposure promoting it online has given the company.

David Bruce of Frederick Web Promotions interviews Malcolm Carter of All Clean Inc of Maryland about the company Facebook presence I gave them and it's exposure

Do It Yourself SEO - Basic Anchor Text Linking

DIY Search Engine Optimization

SEO=Search Engine Optimization

The "optimization" part of SEO means to "optimize" your website to help make Google like it more.

While the majority of factors that go into getting one website to perform better (aka rank higher) than another website are about creating additional websites to support your site in a parent-child relationship (external sites= child your website= parent); there is still much you can do to spruce up your site to improve it's performance in the organic search rankings

This involves altering snippets of code on your site with what is known as "anchor text linking"

Simply put you take a url and "anchor" it to a url.

The url is no longer displayed as http://yourwidget.com but you take a sentence (preferably a keyword combination (keyword phrase) and make those words a hot link.

The < and > symbols are known as 'lesser than' and 'greater than' symbols, respectively. In HTML, we call them "tags." Tags tell the computer how you want the information between the opening tag and the closing tag displayed on-screen.

When you open a tag, you MUST close the tag (with very rare exception--see below), or your formatting will apply to everything beyond the opening tag.


Tags, in use, look like this (note--you won't see them displayed in your posted message, but they must be typed in when you write your post. They're shown here for clarity): <B> tells the computer to display text between the tags in boldface. <B> is the bold tag, and </B> closes the bold tag. And you must use the ' / ' symbol *before* the letter in the closing tag. Anything else won't format correctly.




Some common codes for you to use...remember to put < and > around the letter to begin that command, and </> around the letter to tell the HTML to stop applying the command.


<B> This would appear in bold type. </B>


<I>This would appear in italic type. </I>


<U>This would appear underlined.</U>


To post a link to another web site, use this code:
<A HREF="http://the.webpage.com">Name of webpage here</A>


**A quick dissection. 'A' means 'anchor'--as in, I want to stick something here. HREF is the URL reference. MAKE SURE you put http:// in front of the webpage address. If you put in "hotmail.com" it'll try to find a file named "hotmail.com" on the current domain. And </A> is the close tag.


To post an image, use this code:
<IMG SRC="http://the.webpage.com/picture.jpg">

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