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The Importance of Landing Pages

December 14, 2012

Being an internet marketer, who doesn’t want to convert people into buyers? These days, you might be seeing a lot of attractive landing pages which are often used to sell products. Not just selling products, if you have seen people who do email marketing, creating attractive and stunning landing pages is the thing they focus on the most. Even if you have invested a lot of time/money or both in the primary part, failing in lead generation and ...

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Does Using Image Sliders Reduce Conversions On A WordPress Site?

November 10, 2012

Image Sliders are an incredibly popular way of displaying content on WordPress homepages. In recent years, it’s been hard to find a WordPress site, especially an eCommerce site, that doesn’t have an image slider or carousel in a prominent position. They are a convenient way of displaying information—offers or products—in a dynamic and visually interesting way, and adhere to the (somewhat dubious) rule that most content should be above the “fold”. As an alternative to ...

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How to do an A/B split test with Google Analytics

November 9, 2012

Google is not just a search engine company, but it also offers some of the most powerful tools for online marketing an especially SEO. Google analytics is one of such free product which you can’t live without. It’s not just a simple stats program but you can use Google analytics for many more things like : Setting up segments, Split testing and many more. Meanwhile check out my special guide for Google Adwords below: The Google ...

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Learn How To Make A Website Step By Step

September 14, 2012

This is my first post on ShoutMeLoud that will teach the beginners or dummies that how to create their own website step by step. About 4 year ago I had zero knowledge about website designing and developing but I wanted to do it. I searched a lot on the internet about How to make a website but I never found any solid article that could tell me the proper steps of creating a website. Very hardly I ...

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How to Increase Ecommerce Landing Page Conversions

August 29, 2012

If you are new to SEO or internet marketing, you might not be familiar with the importance of optimizing your website’s individual pages including those that showcase your products. Optimized product pages will not only bring traffic or visitors to that specific product but also increase the likelihood of additional sales or better “add to cart” conversion rates. Specially when it comes to E-commerce sites, Shopping cart buttons are one of the Key point for getting ...

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PHP Code to Get Alexa Rank and Site Linking

August 22, 2012

Alexa, (an Amazon company), provides traffic data, global traffic rank and other information on websites. It ranks sites based on tracking information of user of its Alexa toolbar. Therefore, only webpages viewed by those with toolbar installed are counted, which makes the data biased. Furthermore, accuracy of low traffic websites may be questionable. Nevertheless, many advertisers and brokers use your Alexa rankings to approve or advertise on your website. Recommended for you: My Top 5 ...

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Suck At Coding? Use Website Builder to Create a Website

August 9, 2012

Building a website takes a lot of time and experience. It is much more than a simple blog you create with your friends. If you need to have merchant services to receive payments from customers, or need your site to be interactive, consider using a website builder. You can purchase the software or use your host company’s program or template. It will make things a lot easier. Even not, if your company doesn’t have any ...

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Do Website Loading Speed Matters For SEO & Usability?

June 15, 2012

As you have noticed the heading of this article is also a question and the answer is Yes, Website loading Speed do matter. Faster loading of pages means more visits on your site and better SEO ranking in search engines. So, it’s really important for no matter new or experienced blogger to keep his website page load time as low as possible. According to stats 47% of consumers expect a web page to load in ...

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