27 Things Your Webmaster Didn't Tell You (and Why You're Not Getting The Results You Expected From Your Website)

Chris Jaeger
Sell More Weddings
(978) 283-8295

Ok, Ok, maybe he forgot. Maybe he didn't know. Whatever the case, here are a few things webmasters seem to forget discussing with the business owners they works for, and as a result, often it explains why they're not getting the results they had hoped for.

1. Cheap Hosting Is A Big Mistake
    
2. Search Engine Optimization For Amateurs
    
3. You Can't Rely 100% on Search Engines
    
4. You Need Great Website Statistics
    
5. Conversion Tips
    
6. How To Really Determine If Your Website Is Working
    
7. What Stats To Review and How Often You Need To Review Them
    
8. Search Engine Indexing vs. Positioning
    
9. What Is Search Engine Optimization
    
10. The Days of "Free Traffic" Are Over
     
11. PPC Is A Good Thing
     
12. Keywords and Keyword Phrases Are Critical
     
13. Meta-Tags Are Not Dead
     
14. Cheating or Trying to Trick Search Engines for Positioning is Very Bad
     
15. Link Exchanges Can Actually Hurt Your Results
     
16. Patience
     
17. Testing, Testing, Testing
     
18. Hits Are Not Actually "Visitors"
     
19. Half Your Traffic Is Probably Useless
     
20. Webmasters Usually Don't Have A Clue About Online Marketing
     
21. Your Marketing Message Stinks
     
22. It's All About Conversion
     
23. The Ten "Cs" of Successful Websites
     
24. The Most Important Search Engines
     
25. Effective Online Online Marketing Changes (what worked 6 months ago...)
     
26. Watch Your Competition
     
27. Learn How To Use Search Engines (Like Your Customers Would)
     

Chris Jaeger has helped wedding professionals nationwide get better results from their websites and sell more of their wedding products and services using the Internet. His free "Internet Marketing for Wedding Professionals" eNewsletter is read by thousands of wedding vendors each week. Follow these links for more information about what he can do for your business or take a moment to look at what he is doing for others. NOTE: this should be an "article include".

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