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Q. If I'm not sure of my options what do I do?
That's okay with so much information presented here, it is hard to make a discussion. Many of our customers come back after trying to learn all this for themselves, just to realize how much time it took to not get anywhere. So go to the contact - us page and fill the form out and we will be prompt about returning a call or email
Q. What happens after I Pay?
One of our Nerds will start to combine the information sent to us based on your plan option and will then contact the person that signed up within 24 - 48 hours after receipt of payment
Q.What is search engine marketing?
There are three major search engines. Google, Yahoo & MSN. Google is the leading search engine with over 18 million search hours per month. Google is a “crawler” based search engine. Crawler based search engines have robots that are called spiders. Spiders are automatically sent out by search engines to follow hyperlinks from one document to the next over the web. When a spider finds a new site, it sends information back to the main site to be indexed. Spiders also search previously spidered sites because information is ever changing and it will update catalogued sites.
Q. What is pay per click advertising & google ad words? Are they beneficial?
Q. What are meta keywords? What is the meta keywords tag?
Though meta keywords tags are not a major factor search engines consider when ranking sites, they should not be left off the page. Both the meta keywords tag and the meta description tag contribute to your search engine ranking. A meta keywords tag is supposed to be a brief and concise list of the most important themes of your page. The meta keywords tag takes the following form:
<meta name="keywords" content="keywords,keyword,keyword phrase,etc.">
When you write a meta keywords list, start by scanning the copy on your page. Make a list of the most important terms you see on the page. Then read through the list. Pick the 10 or 15 terms that most accurately describe the content of the page. If you can't narrow your keyword list down to 10-15 keywords, then the content on your page may be rambling to far. Because of the hyper-competitiveness of the current search engine placement landscape, pages need to be very focused on one or two specific keyword phrases in order to have a chance to get a top ten placement. For example, a page about northern Michigan apples and central Florida oranges doesn't have much of a chance to win for either "northern Michigan apples" or "central Florida oranges." To have any chance to win, you need to have one page about northern Michigan apples and one page about central Florida oranges.
Another example: If you page is a list of exercise or fitness tips, and on the page you list tips for things to do before, during, and after a workout, then you need to think to yourself, "what 10 or 15 words or phrases is this page MOST about?" Just because your page mentions dieting in the text doesn't mean that the page is about dieting. If you want to win for dieting, then create a page about dieting. The ultimate example of a page which is focused and ready for search engine optimization is a page from an encyclopedia. Each page is brief, focused, and has just one theme.
Q. Search engine optimization and the meta keywords tag.
Long ago in Internet time, the meta keywords tag was very useful in helping pages to win on search engines. Unfortunately, so many unscrupulous webmasters have abused the meta keywords tag that search engines have had to de-emphasize their importance. Still, you should not leave the meta keywords tag off your pages.
Meta keywords tags should adhere to the following guidelines: (1) keep your list of keywords or keyword phrases down to 10 - 15 unique words or phrases; (2) separate the words or phrases using a comma (you do not need to leave a space between words separated by commas); (3) do not repeat words or phrases; (4) put your most important word or phrases at the beginning of your list.
Q. Do I need to know HTML or have other technical skills to create an email?
Absolutely not! You will be able to create eye-catching outstanding HTML email campaigns that include pictures, text and links all without needing any technical skills at all. Just follow the on-screen wizard and you're all set!
Q. Can your templates be customized?
Of course! We have a wide variety of templates that determine the structure of your email, but you will be able to customize every template with your logo, your pictures, your text (including font style, size and color), and your links.
Q. How do I add images to my email?
That's easy! When the email creation wizard asks you for an image, you will go into your online image gallery (which has unlimited storage, by the way!) and upload any image from your computer. Once the image is in your gallery, all you have to do is point & click while the wizard does the rest.
Q. Can I use my own HTML with Email Marketing?
Yes. If you know HTML you can choose our 'advanced' template option, which will let you create your entire email in HTML from scratch.
Q. Can I preview my email while I'm working on it?
Of course! The look of your email will never be a mystery to you. As you create your email you can click 'preview' to see a real-time update of what it will look like.
Q. When will my email campaign be sent?
The real question is, when do you want it to send? You can choose the exact date & time you want your email to send. You can schedule it for an hour from now, two weeks from now, or next year.
Q. How do I enter the text I want in my email?
Customizing the text in your email is easy! All you have to do is type whatever you would like into a big text box or copy & paste it from your word processor. You can even format your text (bold, italics, underline) using a familiar toolbar.
Q. Can I get a custom designed template?
For sure! We have a team of Nerds who can work with you to create an email template that matches your exact vision, and they'll work until they get it perfect! more info.