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I am stuck. Website (business) is now created and we have very few users for the site. It was developed to help the freelance community and employers on outsourcing work. But it seems if you are not registered with one of the big boys then you remain unseen.
Is there a way to avoid the obvious i.e. not getting further than GO!?
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very very very good !!!!!
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The best method will be to present a mixture of both. Create content that is interesting and holds the interest of your users. Case studies, industry news, organization news, research can form great content. Then you need to take this content among your target audience via Social Media, blogging platforms or article directories.
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To promote your site, you have rank your site through SEO service. In addition you have explore your business and services to targeted audience through impressive and quality content.
By the way, while writing article or using social medias try to convey your service and new implementation in your products rather than promoting by using your company history and all.
Hope you get some idea..All the best for your business.
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Both are perfect ways but if really wanted to choose the one of them, then social media may be the best one to go and market your site. It really helps to create your community and tell everyone about your site. Publish text, images and videos to promote your website on social media.
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I think you makerting in Social its best for drive traffic
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In my experience, you should use the pyramid link building method to promote your site. Additional, using social bookmarking website
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Thank you for share this valuable insights.
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Focus on website SEO - both on-page & off-page, Social Media Marketing, Search Engine Listing, Signature Branding in Blogs & Forums, Reciprocal linking, original and relevant content and lastly use Google local business to your advantage.
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Why are you posting to a question that is more than two years old?
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Even though this question is more than two years old, the topic of this question is always new and remains forever.
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Hi...my cousin wants to start his own business in the field of property and all.What are the things he need to consider before starting his business and how can he increase his sales after the establishment of the business. Appreciate your suggestions.
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This is a programming/technical forum. Also, if your cousin cannot answer these questions for himself then he may need to think of a different career path.
Veni, vidi, abiit domum
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This is a forum centered around software development so I would recommend finding a forum that deals with what your cousin is interested in. Each field of business has its own unique issues so you'll get a better answer if you focus on which group you discuss this with.
There are only 10 types of people in the world, those who understand binary and those who don't.
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Tell him to buy our software product...he will definitely get hike in his business... 
Neil
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Hi....I am trying to learn things about the online marketing of a website so in that I come across these terms PPC, CPC. So what do we mean by PPC, CPC in internet marketing? Why its done?
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There are various on-line tutorials available at the world wide web. In on-line marketing you can generate great results through Search Engine Optimization (SEO). Try with implementing quality content to your website.
modified 22-Nov-14 3:27am.
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PPC is "Pay Per Click" and CPC is "Cost Per Click". These are terms related to SEM which is "Search Engine Marketing". Combine this with SEO (Search Engine Optimization) and you have a good, solid online marketing strategy for your website and/or business.
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Member 11414956 wrote: These are terms related to SEM
Well...kind of.
Search engine marketing is tweaking content and curating links to get your product appearing in search engine results. PPC is a payment model for companies looking to get clicks on their sites, and CPC is a metric of how much it costs per click.
Member 11414956 wrote: Combine this with SEO (Search Engine Optimization) and you have a good, solid online marketing strategy
No you don't. SEO is important if you engage in SEM, but SEM is such a small, small part of a solid online marketing strategy. In fact SEM is only a tool, one of many you should use, and so could be part of a strategy, but a strategy also includes things like understanding your audience, the market, your competitors and your product. (I add the last one because I speak to too many marketing departments that don't actually understand their product).
cheers
Chris Maunder
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I can dig it. SEM encompasses much more than just PPC and SEO. I believe that SEM collaborates multiple aspects of digital marketing, but also considers the testing, optimization, and improvement of an overall campaign.
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I do agree with Chris on this in the regard that PPC and SEO are just a potion of what is involved with a SEM campaign. It takes more than just those two elements to develop a strong campaign. Keep in mind that conversion tracking, optimization, and tweaking a campaign are all things to consider. Some aspects of digital marketing are not necessary for a SEM campaign.
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CPM stands for Cost per Mille, where mille is latin for thousand, so "cost per thousand". It's the typical unit used when pricing display advertisements. If the CPM were $10 then that means each thousand ad impressions will cost $10.
cheers
Chris Maunder
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