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    1. Donuts and Search Marketing! TM
    2. Pure Visibility at a Glance Uniquely Qualified: TM TM • World-wide leaders; one of first 100 certified in AdWords • Only dual certified company in Ohio and Michigan • Contributor to respected O’Reilly publishing • Lots of happy, growing clients! TM
    3. Happy Clients TM
    4. What Our Clients are Saying "I wanted to let you know how thrilled we were with the work Pure Visibility did for us. Our total traffic is up 29% in the short time since we began implementing the changes he suggested. We have nothing but good things to say about you guys." Lawrence G. Lazare, Web Site and Usability Manager Techstreet/Thomson Reuters “Thank you, Pure Visibility, for helping Accuri raise its profile on the Internet and guiding us in improving our effectiveness in connecting with potential customers in a cost-effective way!” Jen Baird, President & CEO Accuri Cytometers, Inc. TM 4
    5. What We’ll Cover • Introductions • Internet marketing strategy overview • Components of Internet marketing – Search Engine Optimization – Paid Search – Universal Search – Social Media – Analytics TM
    6. Introductions • Who are you? • Where do you work and what do you do? • What brings you here today? TM
    7. You’re a Storyteller! TM
    8. Determining Your Internet Strategy • Questions to ask: – What is your story? – Who is your audience? – What makes you distinctive to them? – How will you convey what makes you unique? – Where can your audience be found online? – How will you measure success? TM
    9. Search Engines Help Customers Find You TM
    10. Your Website Helps Customers Buy You • The key to a good website is to address the needs of your potential customers, with language they understand. – Organize your site around the way they understand their problems, not the way your business works. – Explicitly state why customers should choose your product over your competitors’. – Use good web writing practices - keep it simple, concise, and scannable! – Make the close - be sure to include a call to action! TM
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    12. Search Engine Optimization • SEO is about surfacing what your website is about—who you are and why someone should buy your product or service. – Thoughtful keyphrase selection – Targeted content with active editorial oversight – Solid site structure – Good coding practices – Links to your site from *reputable* sites TM
    13. Listen to Google’s Words of Wisdom http://www.google.com/support/webmasters/bin/answer.py?answer=70897&hl=en TM
    14. Keyword Trends Research TM
    15. Choosing Your Words Based on Interest TM
    16. Google’s Tool: http://www.google.com/sktool/# TM
    17. Related Keyword Research TM
    18. What Should You “Own Page One” For? TM
    19. Search Engine Optimization • SEO is about surfacing what your website is about—who you are and why someone should buy your product or service. – Thoughtful keyphrase selection – Targeted content with active editorial oversight – Solid site structure – Good coding practices – Links to your site from *reputable* sites TM
    20. SEO is... Content, Content, Content! TM
    21. Search Engine Optimization • SEO is about surfacing what your website is about—who you are and why someone should buy your product or service. – Thoughtful keyphrase selection – Targeted content with active editorial oversight – Solid site structure – Good coding practices – Links to your site from *reputable* sites TM
    22. Strong Title and Meta Description Titles count heavily in rankings and your Meta Description Tag tells visitors why to visit. Use Site Maps to Tell the Robots Where to Go In addition to a Sitemap for visitors, the Sitemap.xml guides search engines when they index your site. Optimized Coding Style Exposes Content <h1>Tag</h1> highly searched for phrases and use Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) to optimize your source code to expose to search engine crawlers. TM
    23. A Few More SEO FUNdamentals • Make sure the text on your pages includes the same words you’re targeting in the title. • When you make links within your website, the text in those links should use the words that the destination page is about. (In other words, don’t use “click here”.) • Request links from other, reputable sites. • Generate content that will “earn” you links naturally - like press releases! TM
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    26. There’s Even a Checklist! http://www.google.com/webmasters/checklist/ TM
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    28. Pay Per Click Anyone? TM
    29. Example: Michigan PreStain TM
    30. Sample Landing Page TM
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    32. Paid Search: The FAST Way to the Top! • Paid search advertising lets you bid for position in the search results. A few best practices: – Repeat the user query – State a benefit – Include a call to action – Use a relevant landing page in Display and Destination URL – Be tempting! TM
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    34. Start Thinking About Universal Search TM
    35. Start Exploring Relevant Social Media Social Networks Discussion Forums Blogs Facilitation Social Bookmarking Podcast News Videos Sharing Microblogging Moderation Event Sharing Photo Sharing Presentation Sharing TM
    36. Measure Success! TM
    37. Who Are These People? What Do They Want? TM
    38. Listen...What is Your Site Telling You? TM
    39. What Are You Going to Remember Today? – Search Engine Optimization – Paid Search – Universal Search – Social Media – Analytics TM
    40. Bonus: Links to View from the Discussion! • Google Analytics: http://www.google.com/analytics/ • Google AdWords: http://www.google.com/adwords/ • Google Webmaster Tools: http://www.google.com/webmasters/ • Google Search Based Keyword Tool: http://www.google.com/sktool/# • Video- TubeMogul: http://www.tubemogul.com/ • Customer Relationship Management - http://www.salesforce.com • Local Search Listings: http://listings.local.yahoo.com/, http://www.google.com/local/add, https://ssl.bing.com/listings/BusinessSearch.aspx • Directories: Yelp.com, Business.com, Yahoo - – https://ecom.yahoo.com/dir/submit/intro/ TM
    41. Bonus: Example of Local Search Listing TM
    42. Bonus: Note the Tabs - Get those Reviews! TM
    43. Thank You! Catherine Juon Linda Girard Co-Founder & Catalyst Co-Founder & Visionary 734.213.8100, x116 734.213.8100, x117 cjuon@purevisibility.com lgirard@purevisibility.com TM

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