Stand Out: Your 2015 SEO Social Media and Content Marketing Guidebook - Increasing Website Traffic Series #5

Greg Strandberg

Summary

Search Engine Optimization (SEO) can be quite confusing. You’re going to find lots of advice out there, but not a lot that really gets you where you want to go.
Where do you want to go? To the top of Google, that’s where.
So how do you get there?
You can start by buying this book. It’s full of the most useful articles from 2014, plus tons of commentary on them.
In conversational, simple and to-the-point English you'll learn the proven secrets that allow you to:
· Create content that people and search engines love
· Discover the traffic-generating, money-making ways to conquer your niche
· Optimize your website, blog, and social media posts for the best search engine rankings, and conversions
· Use Social Media Marketing to boost your audience (without spending all day on social media)
· Use effective content marketing strategies to attract people from Google to your website
· Boost the speed of your site to draw and keep visitors, something Google loves
· Get hundreds of proven, insider-only and industry-secret tips that typically take years of surfing the net to figure out
This book has the 2015 SEO and social media strategies you need in order to get ahead!

· Has everything you’ve done to rank higher on Google fallen flat?
· Does the next algorithm change make you toss and turn at night?
· Has that ‘proven’ niche let you down, and now all your time and money seems wasted?
· Are you starting to think that SEO is some kind of black art or bad juju, best left for others to endure?

Stop!
This action-packed and tip-filled book has the secrets and solutions that your site has been waiting for. You’ll discover what experienced SEO, social media and content marketing professionals routinely do and say to get big-time clients to their sites, and so much traffic it just makes your head spin.
You can do this too – this book tells you how, and it does so by giving you the best social media, content marketing and SEO posts from 2014 – plus great analysis on how they can work for you!
So what are you waiting for? Buy this book today and get your site moving up the search results tomorrow!

Available since: 12/30/2014.

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