The Iron Marketer

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Do those annoying Exit Popup boxes work?

Well, although I haven’t implemented them on this particular blog (yet), according to all the stats I’ve read and just the sheer simple logic behind them, it’s hard to argue that Exit Popups will in fact convert a large share of your visitors without ANY additional effort on  your part.  If you have a website or blog or an adsense site or a PPC landing page or Squeeze page, etc etc etc – just think how many of your visitors (that you worked so hard to get to land on your page) are just clicking the back button – poof!   GONE! – probably never to be seen again.  However, if you present to them something very compelling at… Read more of Exit Popup Script

PPC Ninja is yet another PPC to CPA course by Christian Weselak.    PPC Ninja is a great complement to Gauher’s Pay Per Click Formula 2.0. I won’t get into too many details as both the links provided give more than enough detail and both of these fellow Canadians know their stuff when it comes to PPC to CPA marketing.

I’ve been asked a few times from subscribers and in a couple forums what are the “most important” factors to consider when trying to rank for any particular keyphrases. I’ve demonstrated with this blog that with a little bit of work and common sense, it’s not *that* hard to rank for even fairly competitive terms. Don’t let the “10,000,000″ competing pages fool you! Chances are, 99% of them aren’t fully optimized and can be easily outdone in the search engine ranking battlefield…

Here’s a top 10 list as compiled by 37 of the world’s authorities on search engine optimization

1. Keyword Use In Title Tags
The title tag is probably the single most important HTML tag, not only because Google considers it to be a very important ranking factor, but also because Google uses the title tag text to create the listing’s heading (the blue link) on the search results. It is therefore equivalent to the headline of an ad inciting searchers to visit the site. … Read more of Search Ranking Factors