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Dutch Social Bookmarking Sites

Category: Multilingual SEO - Ajay @ November 29, 2009 11:05 pm

Following is the list of good Dutch Social Bookmarking Sites.

There are not many Dutch social bookmarking sites but I’ll keep adding more as I come across them.

1) http://tagmos.nl

2) http://www.ekudos.nl

3) http://nujij.nl

4) http://reporter.msn.nl

Yet to be confirmed if it is social bookmarking site or something like Yahoo buzz.

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Google Analytics banned in Germany

Category: Google Analytics - Ajay @ November 25, 2009 1:37 am

Not yet but it might be real soon. Many German local government officials are thinking to ban usage of Google Analytics in Germany.

They claim that Google collects user data without their consent. If their plan goes ahead they will impose ban and penalized any companies trying to collect data by using Google Analytics.

So is this the end of Google analytics? A ban in Germany might trigger a chain reaction in other European countries which would try to think on the same pattern as Germany.

Well its true that Google collects a lot of data without user’s consent, so what about banning Google altogether?

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How to track email campaign using Google Analytics

Category: Google Analytics - Ajay @ November 22, 2009 12:34 am

Ever wonder how to track email campaigns in Google Analytics? It is very simple. All you need is some extra bit of tracking code which you need to add in email campaign.

Following is the format of link code

http://www.domain.com/?utm_source=emailsource&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Campaing%2BName

Replace www.domain.com with the website which you wish to track.You can even specify any subpage of your website here.

Also repalce the red marked text with your own text.

The explaination of these tags are given below:

Campaign Source – utm_source
This is the source of email campaign. If you are using any 3rd party mailing software such as phplist then to identify it make it phplist or whatever.

Campaign Medium – utm_medium
: This is the medium of campaign. Since you are tracking e-mails, it is better to identify it as email.

Campaign Name – utm_campaign
This identifies your campaign name.

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How Squidoo can be helpful in Link Building

Category: Squidoo - Ajay @ November 8, 2009 7:37 pm

Squidoo is a website where people around the world can share information related to a specific topic. Unlike Wikipedia, these Squidoo ‘lenses’ are made by regular uses which want to review, create a how to or just want to talk about an something. Many businesses and website owners use Squidoo to build back links to their website, as well as a part of their link building campaign.

squidooSquidoo is great because you have massive control over your content you provide, including an outbound links. People use Squidoo to tell others about topics of their website, and then simply point back to their own. Because Squidoo has such a high Page Rank and reach, you are able to reach far more people than before and as you increase your visitors and inbound links.

The following will guide you through the creation of a Squidoo lenses to increase inbound links and help your SEO strategy.

  • First, create an account at Squidoo
  • After you’ve created your account, begin the lens creation process.

Step 1: What’s your ‘lens’ about?

Within this box, choose the subject of your lens. Often, this can be about a specific product or service you offer. The subject can also be about information provided on your website, think of it like reinforcing what you’ve wrote before.

Step 2: What is the goal?

There are 4 options available for your new lens:

  • Get the word out
  • Sell stuff
  • Make a list
  • Do your own thing

For the purpose of this tutorial, choose the (easiest option) of ‘getting the word out’.

Step 3: Create a Title and URL

At this point, you will want to make sure you have chosen highly optimized keywords for your Title and URL. Using highly optimized keywords will help gain exposure for your lenses, while building quality and relevant back links.

Next, choose your category. You should always choose the specific category your lenses truly belong too. Finally, rate your lenses depending on the content provided.

Step 4: Tagging

The next step is to tag the keywords related to the content you plan to provide. Again, use highly targeted keywords in this area based on research, don’t just guess. A very simple tool for determining keywords is the Google Keyword Tool.

Step 5: Adding Content

Now that you have your lenses created, it’s time to add content. Like any blog post or article written for your website, create a genuine piece which will attract readers along with a call to action to either buy your product or continue through the link to your website.

There are a few things to consider about your lenses

  • Add lots of pictures – people love pictures
  • Add a video – You could even use your own YouTube video to further increase engagement!
  • Aggregate RSS feeds to add even more info – but be wary incase the readers leave via these links.
  • Play around with it and see what you can come up with – make something people want to read!

Promote Your Lenses

Now that your lenses are done, don’t slack off, it’s time to tell the world! Get on all the social networking, bookmarking and media sites you regularly go to and link the article. You could also do a few additional tricks detailed in the other posts about using Articles Gala, YouTube and more.

In Conclusion

As you can see, using Squidoo is a great way to build back links and increase visitors to help your Search Engine Optimization efforts. Many people have solely used Squidoo to conduct business, but using it as a standalone tool in your search engine optimization repertoire is smart thinking. Now, what are you waiting for, get out there and start driving more traffic to your website!

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