Thread: CONTENT, SEO & PPC

A simple equation for an effective marketing campaign :

Good content (info,service or product) + SEO + PPC, Paid back links, Forum posts to similar niche, banners, etc. = Great traffic and more targeted traffic!

IMO, opting for paid ways contribute well to a good marketing mix especially at getting targeted traffic. In reality, getting 10 targeted traffic is better that 100 random traffic. Getting just mere random traffic doesn't constitutes your site's success - it's the conversion you get from your traffic. Getting traffic is just the first step, offering the right stuff to your visitors and conversion should be utmostly considered.

To sum up, SEO is great for the long run and should't be left out. This is a long process and wouldn't always give you immediate results. Premium ways (PPC, paid links, banner, etc) for faster generation of targeted traffic especially if you have time constraints in achieving immediate goals.

What are your thoughts? Share in guys

I sell links. i can give you pr and traffic. I suggest buying links to improve your site.

Hmmm....selling links?
Google is working on that one now.
Especially those who sell to pass on page rank.

Paid links has been the reason for the delay in the current Google PR update.Matt Cutts has openly annouced to report people who are involved in the link business.

Originally Posted by WebDave

Paid links has been the reason for the delay in the current Google PR update.Matt Cutts has openly annouced to report people who are involved in the link business.

don't do it! google relies on reporting links, they can't find em otherwise. keep paid links secret. you'll just be giving more power to google and less in the hands of everyone else by reporting.

Originally Posted by WikicyloN

I sell links. i can give you pr and traffic. I suggest buying links to improve your site.

what are your sites? Which one do you sell from? I would like to take a look.

Paid links will always be there no matter how Google sees them IMO. I would also buy links not for PR building, but for getting targeted traffic.

Originally Posted by LaCabra

what are your sites? Which one do you sell from? I would like to take a look.

Same here.

Originally Posted by MrCat

A simple equation for an effective marketing campaign :

Good content (info,service or product) + SEO + PPC, Paid back links, Forum posts to similar niche, banners, etc. = Great traffic and more targeted traffic!

IMO, opting for paid ways contribute well to a good marketing mix especially at getting targeted traffic. In reality, getting 10 targeted traffic is better that 100 random traffic. Getting just mere random traffic doesn't constitutes your site's success - it's the conversion you get from your traffic. Getting traffic is just the first step, offering the right stuff to your visitors and conversion should be utmostly considered.

To sum up, SEO is great for the long run and should't be left out. This is a long process and wouldn't always give you immediate results. Premium ways (PPC, paid links, banner, etc) for faster generation of targeted traffic especially if you have time constraints in achieving immediate goals.

What are your thoughts? Share in guys

Paid backlinks are optional, I just did SEO, content, and link building and my site got enough traffic that I need, and it grew more and more now.

Agree, I don't pay for my links either and my traffic keeps increase with natural linking of others to my site.

Originally Posted by Kaos

Agree, I don't pay for my links either and my traffic keeps increase with natural linking of others to my site.

Yeah, if you can get links for free, why pay for it? Some would pay for links because they just want their site to be visible sitewide

Originally Posted by WikicyloN

don't do it! google relies on reporting links, they can't find em otherwise. keep paid links secret. you'll just be giving more power to google and less in the hands of everyone else by reporting.

LOL, I'm not reporting anybody.Why should I do that?
I was doing a temp check for the same.