Duct Tape Marketing

Image search is the fastest growing search on the web. And, since Google, Ask and Yahoo are now including images in their search results pages, web marketers have been presented with a whole new opportunity. So it only makes sense that website owners follow a few extra steps to ensure their images are optimized for search:

With all the other steps you have to take in order to grow your business, you probably don't have time for a complete website overhaul. And yet, with competition entering the playing field daily, it's more important than ever to ensure that your site is in tip-top shape and getting adequate traffic.

A great way to draw the attention of the search engine spiders and to provide incentive for visitors to keep coming back to your site is by...

While Ask's share of the search market is comparatively small, it offers some great features that are sure to catch on. Consider grabbing a good ranking now before the word gets out and a tidal wave of webmasters start clamoring for top spots.

I recently came across a quote from a web marketer saying that people who "include PDF documents [in their websites] don't realize the search engines cannot see this text." Fortunately, that's not really the case. I believe the real problem is that most people don't take the appropriate care when creating their PDFs. In fact, PDF documents can be a great way to improve your search traffic, as long as you follow a few simple rules