Month: August 2019

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On September 27 2012, Google made a slight but significant change to their algorithm which altered the code for website rankings. The aim of this was to increase or decrease the websites rankings in relation to the quality of content and use of ‘exact match domains’.
Essentially an exact match domain is using a ‘keyword’ as a company name or webaddress. If say, ’emergency plumber London’ was searched for 1000 times a month and you had decided to name your company involving these keywords while uploading a small website to target these searchers with no care for the content, look or design then Google would penalise your results.
This exact match code update only impacted a small percentage of online businesses however ensured that more care went into to the name and website layout and prevented people taking advantage of keywords in the domain name. Beforehand those websites which ranked well because of using keywords were being ranked better than those websites which had original brand names and better designs.
This update did not mean that all websites that had used exact match as a domain name were to be forever ranked poorly. Instead, those who had used a keyword in their name and had built up a great website with relevant and quality content and marketing received a positive ranking. As long as these businesses meet the same relative positive engagement metrics which other websites had used they would continue to rank well.
The main impact of this was that a lot of the websites that had used exact match domains were dropped from search results altogether. This greatly benefitted those well-made websites and put the poorly thought-out websites to be where they legitimately belong, off the searches.
However you should keep in mind that this does not necessarily mean that using keywords in the domain name is a bad thing, it helps to establish at first glance what the subject of the website is. The change has targeted the low quality sites who can only increase their rankings by exact matches. Focussing on content will allow for a better ranking due to increased relevance and quality.
Instead of piling in the keywords into your website, try to keep keywords relevant and to a minimum. This eliminates the possibility of falling into the exact match algorithm and having your webpage deleted. Your website will look far more professional with less forced keywords and will have a much greater look to it. The main reason for this update was not to penalise those websites who had used keywords in their dimain names but instead to stop other ‘businesses’ from taking advantage of the system to promote their poorly thought out site.

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Social media marketing has become an essential method of campaigning for political office. During the U.S. presidential campaign in 2008, the Barack Obama campaign team had harnessed the power of social media advertising to achieve victory. This was a phenomenon at that time.
While it is not the only marketing component of any political campaign, social media is certainly a primary one. The reason it plays such a major role can be attributed to the following factors:
1. Better demographic targeting
2. Increased word of mouth (often argued to be the best form of advertising)
3. Greater cost effectiveness
4. A superior ability to generate hype
1 – Targeting Your Demographic Is Easy Online
Unlike conventional advertising in TV or Radio, Social media advertising can be highly targeted. Whereas television and radio may boast a high number of “impressions,” these may be unlikely voters. On the web, targeting is much more concentrated and accurate. Facebook, Twitter and StumbleUpon advertising can be placed only in front of those who would be likely to vote for your candidate, statistically making these individuals more aware of your campaign.
The trick is to capture people when they are in the position to explore a topic. When consumers are web surfing, they are already in the “mode” to do so. TV and radio usually try to engage people when they are focused on a drive to work or watching a favorite television show with family.
People are more likely to really delve into the details of your candidate when they are online. And remember, they can press a “Like” button or join a mailing list, which ensures you will have their attention throughout the remainder of the campaign whenever they are online. This simply cannot be done with TV or radio.
2 – Social Media Marketing is One of the Most Effective Methods of Spreading the Word
Word of mouth is one of the most excellent ways to create a buzz. Social media facilitates that on a grand scale more rapidly than any other method. People are reached where they are comfortable, in a place where they are in a position to quickly show everyone they know where they stand about a candidate.
When a hot button issue comes up, your followers are going to link to your positions on this. All you need to do is put up links to videos and other content with a strong headline. Soon it will be re-posted on status updates everywhere in Twitter and Facebook and featured in email “forwards.”
3 – Social Media Is More Cost Effective than Any Other Form of Marketing
Because the medium itself is “free” in many ways, to use, you only need to pay for the time it takes your staff to update and interact with your social media outlets. This reduces the budget needed for conventional advertising, while simultaneously increasing its effectiveness.
In addition, many software programs facilitate and reduce the time needed to maintain the different social media accounts.
When some paid advertising is needed it will be less expensive to place ads on different social media platforms like Facebook and StumbleUpon than it would be to do on other media (television, radio, print, etc.).
4 – Hype Sells
Let’s face it: hype can arguably be as powerful, if not more powerful than content. This is why generating a buzz online is absolutely quintessential. Social media makes it possible to go “viral” quickly, and in a seemingly organic fashion.
Research has shown that consumers are more likely to respond to what they believe is their own idea or the idea of a friend or family member than they are to respond to something that seems corporate-driven or commercially rooted.
In Conclusion: It’s a New Era
Times have changed. For instance, when Obama was elected, Myspace played a huge role. Now, Myspace has become virtually irrelevant, while Twitter and Facebook are the favorites now. That may not last forever. YouTube shows no signs of slowing down, and certainly needs to be one of the primary resources of any social media political campaign strategy.
Keeping up with the latest trends in social media is currently the key to success at marketing virtually anything. Social media marketing is now one of the most actively used advertising methods and are having the greatest impact on instituting expansive publicity for various causes. Political campaign managers must aim to be one step ahead of the opposing candidate’s campaign. The chances of winning the race are maximized by finding the most experienced social media marketing consultant and starting your political social media campaign as early as possible.

Nashat Mostafa is the founder and CEO of SEO 7 Services. Throughout an extensive career as a Montreal search engine optimization consultant, Mostafa has worked along side many companies both large and small, to plan and execute effective, results-driven internet marketing campaigns. He has also arranged many SEO training seminars and has published countless articles, in an effort to assist small business owners – in taking advantage of the latest trends in SEO and social media marketing, achieving top search engine placement positions, boosting website traffic, increasing conversion rates and improving Return on Investment (ROI). Montreal SEO 7 Services is well-established in the field of internet marketing and search engine optimization, serving a broad range of industries from fashion and jewellery manufacturers to medical data and software development companies.