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Welcome to this issue of e*Vision! by Tom Hua
(Volume XI - Issue 2011-11-8)
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The e*Vision ezine is specifically focused on the online
marketing of information products. I hope you find the
information presented in The e*Vision ezine valuable,
and that it helps bring you online success.
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A Look At How Google Panda Has Impacted SEO For Newer
Businesses With Smaller Budgets - by Chris London
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I'm sure most seo's have already read several articles about
how to recover from the Google Panda or Farmer updates. Many
of which seem to be the same generic "10 SEO facts" everyone
should know moving forward. For those who remain in the dark
about the Panda updates, in short, they have been very
effective at weeding out sites with crappy content as well
as keyword rich domains with crappy content. I'm not going
to regurgitate the same information about quality and
relevancy mattering more than ever, because it always has
mattered. For Google trust and authority have always been
important, only now websites are going to have a much harder
time showing up in the organic search results without it.
Google's most recent update may very well have forced many
seo's to step up their content quality and re-evaluate their
practices, but how has it affected online marketing for new
and small businesses with smaller budgets? Larger companies
with deep pockets have remained relatively un-phased by the
Panda updates. Why? Because they typically have well
established authoritative sites that already generate plenty
of traffic combined with a robust, well-rounded paid advertising
and media placement campaign that also drives plenty of traffic.
But for the little guy, well you've got to earn your trust
and there aren't any shortcuts anymore.

Achieving online success is exponentially more difficult now,
because some of the quick tricks that seo's may have been
implementing to gain rankings more quickly are no longer
working. The things that worked 5 years ago and even 5 months
ago simply don't work the way they used to and they don't
provide the results they used to either. For the past couple
years I've really felt that whether you were using white or
black hat techniques, organic SEO alone was a self defeating
endeavor for a start-up business. Organic search results take
a lot of time, effort and if you've hired a professional, money.
Don't misunderstand my message, organic SEO is still very
worthwhile and in the long run can provide very good traffic
and effectively reduce your overall advertising budget. The
investment it takes to get there, however, is not small.

So, what is my point? My point is that for newer small to
mid-sized businesses making a decision to pay for organic
SEO or PPC, PPC is going to win. If you have a new business
that is relying on organic search tactics alone you better
have deep pockets and time to ride out the investment. It all
boils down to time and money. No new online business can
establish an authoritative site and consumer trust in their
first year online. And no business can afford to wait a year
before starting to see a noticeable return on their investment.
PPC is not a cheap alternative, but when it comes to bringing
clicks and conversions fast, PPC is the clear winner.

I believe the key term that business owners need to focus on
now more than ever is "overall marketing budget." My company
used to focus predominantly on organic search. Over the past
few years it has become impossible to focus largely on organic
search to achieve success for a new business online.
Consequently, it's become increasingly hard to work with
smaller businesses for online marketing due to budget
restraints. Our business can't afford to lose time and money
building an organic campaign and doing what's necessary to
drive short term traffic and sales with a limited budget.
As a start up business you should look at a well-rounded
approach to marketing your business that includes email
marketing, print media, paid advertising, media placement
and PPC. This may be hard to do if you can't swing a minimum
of $1,000 per month.

Successful online marketing is built with content, coverage,
repetition, traction and conversions. These are the same
things that were important before online marketing became
such a factor. That's how you build a brand. The cold hard
facts are that you need to be prepared to commit to a long
term plan for success. As a small or new company with a
limited budget, your money is going to be best served in
paid advertising such as PPC campaigns designed to generate
immediate traffic and sales.

Unlike many of my colleges, I don't thing SEO is dead. It is
the nature of Web Design, development and internet marketing
to change and change quickly. Like any business, those who
are successful learn to adapt and change with the industry
and the times. For a business to attain organic rankings for
key terms that will actually provide quality traffic to your
site, your site will need to be considered an authoritative
site. Google reviewers aren't the end all and be all, but
Google has sent a pretty clear message and sites that didn't
have a strong foundation likely saw a swift drop.

What does it take to be an authoritative site? It all comes
back to time and trust. I'm sure plenty of seo's will
disagree with the following statement, but realistically
a newer site is looking at a minimum one year commitment
to building back links, reviews, and quality content in
order to start reaping the benefits of organic search. I
think it's important for clients to be aware of the time
commitment involved in good organic search results. I've
done it enough times to know that there is no quick or
"magic" way to gain good organic results. There are a few
critical factors that make focusing on organic SEO alone a
losing proposition for new websites, the most critical being
time right down to the age of your domain name.

The future of website marketing might just be pricing the
little guy right out of the running for organic search.
Hiring a proven professional to achieve good organic
positioning is a fairly significant commitment. Ideally,
a business would build organically and utilize a paid media
placement campaign. With the way search is changing, mostly
pertaining to Google, I think what we'll see is business
owners opting for PPC over organic. The logic is sound...
if a business has a limited advertising budget then that
budget is going to go towards the method that can bring
conversions in the short run. Organic won't die, it may just
be reserved for larger companies that can afford it.
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for a highly rated Web Design Company -
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and website marketing company -
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I hope you've enjoyed this issue of the e*Vision ezine.
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All the Best, until next time!

Tom Hua
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