SEO Solutions
Research shows 85% of all online traffic and 70% of all online purchases start at a Search Engine site (Google, Yahoo, MSN, etc).
But if your website is not ranked within the top 30 search results (top 3 pages), you're missing 90% of the traffic.
To allow your site to rank as highly as possible within the major search engines, therefore increasing visitors and ultimately sales,
then you need to ensure your website is optimized in relation to keywords, meta-tags, link community, content, and structure.
We offer many custom SEO packages to our clients based on their website and budget. Many of the packages include the following services:
- Code Optimization (programming)
- Keyword Analysis & Development
- Related Link Popularity (1-way & reciprocal)
- Directory & SE Submissions
- Content Optimization (text)
Also check our Chinese(Mandarin & Cantonese) SEO Solutions
Other eMarketing Solutions
Even though SEO is the most demanded and talked about eMarketing service, other eMarketing solutions should not be ignored or forgotten.
Some eMarketing Services we offer are:
- Email Marketing Campaigns
- PPC(Pay per Click), PPM(Pay Per Impression) Consulting
- Banner Advertising
- Blog & Forum Posting
- Horizontal Niche Analysis & Development.
Since the dawn of the internet eMarketing has seen tremendous growth as advertisers and marketers of all shapes and sizes look to monetize dollars
spent building corporate web sites, micro sites, and web touch points. It is believed by many that spending on emarketing will eventually equal or outweigh most of the more traditional
forms of marketing and advertising such as television, radio and print.
A key benefit of eMarketing versus the more traditional brand based advertising is the ability to segment and target communications according to the customers likes and dislikes.
It allows the advertiser to engage customers in a more personal two way dialog vs. the traditional mass media approach.
This in turn gives the customer a voice and control over how they interact and engage with brands and companies.
The result is that companies and brand managers must be far more attentive to the individual customers likes and dislikes.
This has shifted power from the brand holders to the customers over the past decade.
This trend seems to be showing no signs of slowing down and is actually accelerating as demonstrated by increased spending by advertisers on emarketing year after year.
