Webinar Video of Module 2
Rank higher with these behind the scenes tricks most webmaster don't even know- it's easier than you'd think. Note: Toward the beginning, the sound pauses for a few seconds.
Module 2 Webinar Recording
Module 2 Handout
Get all the links and info gone over on the Module 2 video.
Module 2 Handout
Module 2 Video
Q & A on this module...
Question: How do I get my website link to show up as a hyperlink?
Answer: Copy and paste this code and fill in your domain name...
<a href="http://www.YourDomain.com">Your domain or your keywords here</a>
Question: What is the site you mentioned for getting lots of articles out?
Answer: It's Unique Article Wizard. If you're serious about getting optimized fast, this is a great way to do it.
Question: Which hosting company should I choose?
Answer: Pick a hosting company with a CPanel. I've been using Hostgator for years and have been very happy with them. They have an easy CPanel system. We'll be using the CPanel to install a blog, LIVE support on your website, and more. Below is my affiliate link. If you sign up through this link, Hostgator gives me a small credit. But regardless, choose something with a CPanel. Click Here for Hostgator Web Hosting
Question: How many domain names do I need & what is the advantage to having more than the two I already have- and do I need to build a website for each additional domain name?
Answer: The advantage lies mostly in being laser targeted on either one single service or one single area. Of course, you can always have a separate webpage for each area or service. But if you REALLY want to get traffic for a certain area or service, set up a dedicated website. Keep in mind though, it’s more work to get it optimized well. But in the long run it’s VERY worth the effort. I don’t recommend you set up four websites at once. Do one at a time. Get it showing up on Google. Refine your SEO tactics. Then set up another website. And yes, having a domain name is only useful if you build a website on that domain name.
Question: I received a call from yellow pages.comon trying to get me to place an add. The price is farely reseasonable and I think it will help drive some busniess to my web page, But was wondering if you would advice trying something like it.
Answer: No, I probably wouldn’t do it. One of my BIGGEST rules for choosing a media is to NEVER buy an ad based on a sales call. If you choose the ad and call them, it means you've strategically chosen your media. Otherwise, you're buying something that isn't in your advertising plan. For the same cost you can invest in either Google Adwords, SEO, or building an additional websites and get a MUCH greater return. The return you’ll get from yellowpages.com would be slim to none from the feedback I’ve gotten from other cleaners.
