Maybe you’ve thought, I need to get my site listed on those top spots in Google, MSN Live and Yahoo! Maybe you’ve already tried Search Engine Marketing, or pay per click programs, with the search engines and were unhappy with the results. Or, maybe you’re managing a great campaign now, but want to turn your attention to core areas of your business. No matter if you’re a Search Engine Marketing newbie or a veteran from the GoTo days, we can help.

Webbed Marketing will work with you to understand Google AdWords, Yahoo! Sponsored Search and Microsoft’s adCenter. Our services include:

* Analysis of the best keywords to bid on, based on search volume, projected conversion, the cost of the clicks, and what your competitors are doing.
* Creation and testing of advertising copy.
* Bid management to keep your campaign on budget.
* Conversion tracking to help keep your campaign ROI positive.
* Creation of multiple landing pages and offers.
* Ongoing testing and optimization.
* Monthly reporting and analysis of your SEM program.

We’ve consistently helped clients increase their Search Engine Marketing traffic while lowering their cost per click. On one recent campaign we quadrupled the number of AdWords clicks and dropped the cost per click by 20% in 30 days.

How does it all apply to your business?

That’s where we come in.

Webbed Marketing is an Internet marketing firm built with a simple objective: to help you use the Internet to grow your business.

That means actionable plans and real results. Real results like these:

* The Search Engine Optimization program that helped a client achieve Google page one ranking on its most important keywords and raise the Google PageRank of the client’s home page six points in six months.
* The Search Engine Marketing campaign that helped a client increase paid search engine traffic by 400% while lowering the cost per click.
* The Internet word of mouth campaign that got dozens of bloggers, discussion forum members and other online influencers talking about a client’s newest product.
* The online public relations campaign that positioned a client’s press release in the number one spot in both Google News and Yahoo! News for its most important keywords and resulted in dozens of online media pickups and follow up interviews from mainstream media outlets and influential bloggers.

But ultimately, the only metric that really matters is how much we can help an organization use the Internet to grow. And that is where we excel.

But if you knew what I do, you’d realize that there are tools provided by the search engine that help you learn more about your traffic, and may even help drive visitors to your site.

Here are five ways that Google provides free traffic assistance.

#1 - Google will Help Your Pages Get Discovered with Google Sitemaps
https://www.google.com/webmasters/sitemaps/login

Google Sitemaps is a program that gives you the opportunity to present your site’s pages to Google in XML or text. Google will then come by and spider the pages, getting you indexed faster.

Take note that this doesn’t necessarily mean that your pages will be listed for your favorite keywords, only that discovery will take place a lot faster than with manual submission. Google Sitemaps will also give you some basic site stats if you verify your site, such as the top keywords for discovery, errors it found when crawling, and the types of documents at your site.

If you find compiling your sitemap for Google in the correct format difficult, try the SOFTplus GSiteCrawler Google Sitemap generator. It’s my favorite Sitemap generator, free and easy to use.

#2 - Google Will Talk To You and Your Webmaster In His or Her Native Tongue or Plain English with the Webmaster Section
http://www.google.com/webmasters/

The Google Information Page for Webmasters should be your first stop when you want to know more about anything that has to do with your site and its relationship to Google and any of its many flavors of search such as Froogle. Particularly for new site owners or operators, checking this page first has saved many from needless anxiety.

Most of the basic information is in straightforward language, with links to details for geeks like me.

#3 - Google will Tell You What It Knows with Web Page Information

If you type info:yoursite.com into Google, Google will tell show you a page that has your link at the top of the page, with a short description, and the following phrase “Google can show you the following information for this URL”.

This special page compiles several queries about your site including pages that contain your URL (all the pages Google knows of that are linked to you).

#4 - Google will Help You Analyze Your Traffic with Google Analytics
http://www.google.com/analytics/

After a recent purchase of Urchin Stats, a free online version has been made available, and re-branded as Google Analytics. This cookie-based invisible visitor tracker can give you information that go a bit beyond standard stats such as bounce rates, visitor loyalty, keyword discovery results for a single day, click paths through your site, and page views per visit.

With the ability to analyze your traffic, you can help learn where the holes in your site are, and how to keep them on your site for longer periods of time, as well as better ways to steer a visit towards a specific action, such as a subscription. Results come in flavors for the executive and the search marketer alike.

There’s currently a waiting list to use Google Analytics due to popular demand.

#5 - Google Will Advise On Getting the Most from Your Traffic with Conversion University
http://www.google.com/analytics/conversionuniversity.html

Google Analytics also has two content sections that are available to all, called Conversion University. While the articles are decidedly slanted towards AdWords users, a prudent read yields many clues that can be applied to preparing for visitors who arrive through organic search discovery. One reference area is called “Driving Traffic”, the other “Converting Visitors.”

At the end of the day, the process by which your site gets ranked in Google search engine results is a computation of a complex algorithm, which means Google - the search engine - really isn’t capable of being your best friend or your worst enemy.

Meanwhile, Google - the company - also provides access to resources that will help give your site a fighting chance.

Source: http://www.fancybusiness.com

AdSense (Google’s advertising program) presents an earning opportunity to the website owners by allowing Google to post advertisements on their websites. These advertisements are either text advertisements or image based advertisements. Of course, the website owners need to enroll to the AdSense program through Google’s website (https://www.google.com/AdSense). Google AdSense program requires you (the website owner) to include a piece of code (a programming script) on your website. You can add this piece of code anywhere in the html code of your website i.e. depending on where you want to position the advertisements (however, there are certain rules that you must follow while pasting this scripting code).

This piece of code is what determines the structure of advertisements and their content (and this is what helps Google in floating the advertisements on your website). When people visit your website they are able to see these advertisements. Your earnings are based on how many Google Ads are displayed on your website and also based on how many times visitors to your website actually click on one of those Ads. The Google AdSense system calculates your revenue on per-click (CPC) and per-thousand-Ads-displayed (CPM) basis. The latter is also known as impressions.

For people who want to advertise their products and services through the Google AdSense system, it’s just a matter of signing up through Google Adwords program and letting Google know how much they want to spend towards advertising through Google AdSense. These businesses can specify the limit and Google AdSense system will accordingly serve their Ads so as to ensure that the specified limit is not crossed. Google AdSense increases the visibility of their business/ services and also increases traffic to their website; hence fulfilling their purpose of advertising.

You can create html code and make ads like Adsense but you can decide what ads will be show. Or you can html code for image and the link as destination if people click the link. Then save the html page on dan upload into your domain server. You must put the address where you upload the html page into Adsense code.

You can find how to insert Alternate Ads when you create Adsense code for your site. There is an option call Alternate Ads on More options Menu. You can choose which one you one to choose

* Show public service ads
* Show non-Google ads from another URL
* Fill space with a solid color

If you choose Show public service ads, Google will show you public service ads (PSA) which is not give you money when people click it. If you choose option three you will ask what color you want to use. And on the website if Google is unable to serve targeted ads, Google will show the color that you choice.

So the best choice is option two or Show non-Google ads from another URL

It’s doesn’t metter if you have domain hosting. But how if you don’t have domain hosting? How you can do that if you just have blog like me?

The answer is using Alternate Ads service form internet.

One of them is Default Ads. You just need to register and create html page as you want. Get the code and put the url into Google Alternate Ads.

You can also categories your ads and make it show like Adsense Format

It’s simple. Hardhono

In contrary to normal approach, you decide the niche market you want to target before you decide a theme for your AdSense site. You can find a competitive niche market by doing a search using the common keywords of the targeted niche market. A search for a common keyword in a competitive niche market should show a multitude of pay per clicks ads of different products and services from different companies in the search engine result. Then you should find out which high value keywords these companies are using for their pay per click advertising campaign. After you’ve found the target niche market and high value keywords, you can build your AdSense site by creating quality content around these keywords.

How do you know which are the high paying keywords?

The easiest way for you to find out how much the Advertisers are paying for keywords is be the advertiser yourself. You can use keyword suggestion tools to find a list of keywords that these companies may use. Then you bid for these keywords using your own Google Adwords account. You can then determine a list of high value keywords by recording how much you need to pay in order for you to get the top ad position.

As soon as you’ve determine the high-paying keywords, you can start building your AdSense site around these keywords. You can create unique, quality and keyword rich content that is related to those products and services in your targeted niche market. Optimized your site based on SEO checklist and then promote your AdSense site using different marketing techniques such as advertise on ezines, viral marketing techniques, Search Engine Advertising, online directories listing and PR. Your search engine optimized AdSense site is most likely to rank top in the search engine results. This will likely to attract people who are looking for more information on those products or services they want to purchase via online. This will give you the traffic you need for your AdSense site.

This approach works better than the normal approach because your site will attract people who are likely to click on AdSense ads on your site. Since the content on your web site is targeted on high-paying keywords, the AdSense ads on your new site are likely to be linked to these keywords. With a good click through rate and high-paying AdSense ads show on your site, your AdSense earnings will be better. Hardhono

The key to making money on the internet is of course opening and running your own website. You can sell a product or just produce content and make money off of the ad revenue. I have experimented with both, and it’s my opinion that selling a product is really where most the money is. But of course you need to have a product to sell, which means spending money not only creating the product but marketing it also. I did this for about 4 months, though my product was more of a virtual thing, I didn’t have to have it ‘mass produced’. The same effect can be used for ebooks, software, ect.

I was able to create a good sum of money before the market for said product ran totally dry. I closed the website down and took a break for several months. Then I started reading a little bit more about how to make money off ads. I signed up for my first Google AdSense account, and opened my first ad revenue generating website. It was actually a free flash arcade, I purchased a arcade script, installed it, added some games and I was up and going within a few hours time. After that it was all about word of mouth, letting people know about the arcade and getting users to come back again and again.

I am fairly active at a few forums so all I did was link to a few cool games for them to play and from there people started talking about the arcade all over. Of course there were other marketing strategies that I used but the main source of traffic had to come from those forum users. Those people would come and play my games, and then they would tell there friends. So on and so forth. I was making anywhere between $2-$3 a day about a month after I opened the arcade.

Another form of making money on the internet is one I just started getting into recently. Affiliate marketing. I haven’t made any money yet as I just launched the website. Affiliate marketing is all based on the niche you choose, if the niche is already over marketed such as ‘weight loss pills’ or things such as that, chances are you wont do to well. But if your niche is something pretty low key, such as mine. ‘broke xbox360 repair’ you might do a bit better. Other than that I can’t really give anymore input on affiliate marketing as I still have a lot more to learn about it, but I will be sure to keep you guys updated.

In short, before you jump into any kind of internet business make sure that you read up on what you are doing. Seek for others help if you don’t quite understand something. And of course, don’t give up. Everybody makes mistakes, but I have always said a mistake is something to learn from.