Guaranteed Twitter Marketing Tool
June 11, 2009 by Ari
Filed under Search Engine Marketing Tools
A Real Twitter Marketing Solution
Have you signed up with Twitter, only to stare at the screen once you signed up not knowing what to do next??
Well if you’re not that person and you have thousands of people following you on Twitter, then this information is not for you! But, if you are that person looking for market yourself or your business using Twitter than you MUST sign up for and activate TWEET-ADDER.
TWEET-ADDER is a Windows or Mac based solution that allows you to take your Twitter account and AUTOMATE your follows AND the entire outreach effort. Being what I have found to be, the first of its kind. TWEET-ADDER allows you to install this puppy directly on your Windows or Mac computer and get up and running asap. In fact, if you install the program and watch the video as you go, you will literally have people following you as you set things up! I am not kidding, when I first set up TWEET-ADDER I was surprised at how easy it is to operate and how quickly I had people confirming the follows.
TWEET-ADDER ACTUALLY WORKS
With so many complicated solutions out there for automated follow solutions for Twitter, I found TWEET-ADDER to be the best Twitter Automated Solution for anyone.
Check this out:
- Purchase TWEET-ADDER
- Download the .exe or Mac file to your Desktop
- Install the program (you may have to disable Anti-Virus)
- Input your Twitter account information
- Find Twitter Followers based on keywords, usernames, etc…
- Tell it how many and how often to follow and unfollow
- Input your automated Direct Message for Followers
- Input your automated and scheduled Tweets
- Click the automated checkboxes for complete automation
- You’re DONE. Set it, and literally, forget it. (but you have to keep it on to work ’round the clock)
Sales people, business owners, company employees, individuals and organizations can all benefit from this great and powerful solution to Twitter.
I loved Twitter when it came out a few years ago, but this thing permanently makes Twitter your replacement solution for many many marketing tools.
I do hope you give it a test run and give others your feedback! But be careful, there are others out there using twitadd, twitadder and similar domain names and it’s not the same! Check the pic here to confirm you reached the right one!
GoingUp.com is a Complete Solution
August 26, 2008 by Ari
Filed under Altas de Buscadores, Search Engine Optimization
I don’t know how detailed you are about your website or its optimization needs, but there are tools out there for whatever the need may be. In this case, I am referring to GoingUp.com. GoingUp.com brings a unique twist to website optimization by putting there money where their mouth is when they talk about HTML validation. You see, a lot of SEO recommendations say "make sure your website is XHTML compliant" but they don’t tell you where you’re sight has issues. The GoingUp.com/Analyzer does! It gives you a complete and specific line by line play of every line of code in your website that needs attention. Using this method, you can literally make all your XHTML errors disappear if you are at least basically familiar with code (although I personally think this area is really for intermediates and above).
Nonetheless, if you ever wondered if the way you entered a line of code works or not, this analyzer will tell you. When I ran it on my site I found over 100 errors that I had not even considered like abandoned/open/orphaned tags. Unless you do this with a regular editing program like HTML Toolkit or something similar, you can find yourself missing some of these once in a while, especially if you are a novice at code and are using programs or plug-ins to help your site execute what you want it to do. There tools are powerful.
Website tools have come a long way as search engines continuously change their search algorithms. But companies like GoingUp.com are leaving companies of days old in the dust. They have tag generators and SEO optimizers that really get down to the details way beyond anything I’ve ever seen before. And these guys even offer a free plug-in of their own that will install into your WordPress, Blogger, or Joomla folders, for on the fly statistics.
I highly recommend that you give GoingUp.com a try and a visit. I’m still in wow.
The 3 Pillars on Internet Ambitions Part 1 of 4
August 16, 2008 by Ari
Filed under Learn Search Engine Optimization, Search Optimization Series
I don’t think you have to go very far on the internet without seeing the temptation to start your own internet presence (if you haven’t already). Despite its enormous potential upsides and world audience, the internet leaves much to be desired in many areas (like the value of face to face interactions). Yet, I constantly receive communications and emails from people asking if this blog idea or that software program can teach them “everything they need to know” to launch a successful internet presence and more importantly, make money from it.
It’s funny to see some marketing pieces out there. They hype the potential so much -that you end up overly stimulated from all the examples of success and the never ending sales pitch letters. The funny part is, they shouldn’t be that long or need to overly state the potential. Anyone can run a simple search of a websites traffic and see how its doing and then see what they are marketing and find the data related to it and make a piece of that cash flow pipe. Yet for many, it remains illusive and looks more like a distant reward –conveniently set aside for those that have certain inheritant gifts of talent or “divine intervention.”
But honestly it’s neither one. Anyone can make an effective internet presence and make money from their efforts; but, it will take the core of three pillars to get there. When they say “it’s not for everybody”, yeah, it’s not for everybody if you don’t pour concrete on these essential items:
Pillar One: Tools
Before you start visioning all the things you will do with all the money you will make. Stop for a minute and setup a plan to get there first. You have to complete the tasks required by Pillar One by completing the following:
Site Design: Draw on a piece of paper what you want your site to look like, and then visit
the websites of those that presently have a related concept going on, to garner ideas. Then
implement that design by either having someone build your site for you or get busy
learning HTML, CSS, and PHP to make sure it turns out the way you want it.
Infrastructure: An internet presence like any other concept takes time and resources.
Make certain that you can dedicate the time (learning) and resources (capital) to deploy
your venture correctly so that you don’t end up wasting more time and resources later.
You have to understand that you will need a hosting solution for your internet presence
and the necessary tools like a personal computer and related internet presence accounts.
Configuration: Regardless of whether you just want a blog or website for recreational
purposes or monetary goals, you have to configure all the necessary components to make
that a reality. Remember that despite what you see about “quick and easy”, you have to
upload your images, articles, settings, and layouts. You have to give that presence your
personality. And that only happens by transferring what’s in your head to their screen.
Understanding: Do you know what a blog is? Okay good, how about a backdoor hack?
No one says that you have to become the next Gandalf from The Lord of the Rings to say
that you know what you’re doing when it deals with your internet knowledge, but you do
need to know how it all comes together. You may have to visit Wikipedia and print down
some core definitions of what you are seeking to do or you may have to read a bunch of
blog entries (like this one) to see where you are going. Even if you are rich and can hire
everyone and everything you need, you should understand how it all works. Learn the
business and understand the technology.
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