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I'm not talking about whether to use reviews or a blog or anything like that, but what do I say in my blog? I'm looking for the words or the idea to present.
I think its best you say exactly what you think I mean, for example you advertising face wash product, say what you think will make you want to buy it. it's about what you want to hear, an see. don't let them guess but let them think, want or ask more questions about the product
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Can someone explain to me how to promote my products?
I'm not talking about whether to use reviews or a blog or anything like that, but what do I say in my blog? I'm looking for the words or the idea to present.
Hello,
Immagine that you worked very hard to afford a vintage car.
During the period that you're were saving the money you listed all the technical points, options........
Than you start to investigate where you can find this car and you go on the net, you visit whole salers, you speak with persons that have the same car......
You have than a list of information of the weak and good points,
Now you're able to choose because you're informed !
INVERT THE LOGIC
WICH INFORMATION WILL YOU PROVIDE IF YOU WILL SELL THE VINTAGE CAR
Greets
It was a pleasure !
I invite you to visit one of my sites so you will know my real name !
virgin-oils.com
Leave me a comment on my site and once yours is running I will reply.
Greets,
I think its best you say exactly what you think I mean, for example you advertising face wash product, say what you think will make you want to buy it. it's about what you want to hear, an see. don't let them guess but let them think, want or ask more questions about the product
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Is it by check or PayPal or some other scheme?
Thank you. I looked all over the place and still couldn't find it. Guess you just have to know where to start looking.
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Is it by check or PayPal or some other scheme?
Thank you. I looked all over the place and still couldn't find it. Guess you just have to know where to start looking.
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How does this affect Google's ability to find our content? https://webmasters.googleblog.com/2016/11/saying-goodbye-to-content-keywords.html
MoritzS is absolutely correct. It is merely a "feature" in Google's Search Console formerly known as Google Webmaster Tools that they are removing. Web indexing and crawling has not changed.
The feature was a useful tool that allowed you to see how Google read your pages. It made it easier to see how each keyword was performing and assist with keywords you were missing.
"The words on your pages, the keywords if you will, are still important for Google's (and your users') understanding of your pages."
I don't think that this changes anything for those who have followed the lessons here closely.
Our content is still most important for our success.
Write naturally and don't worry too much about that perfect keyword.
Of course, I still look for good keywords and position them strategically, but my posts and pages get ranked for keywords I had never thought of.
Like it is said on that page you linked to:
"The words on your pages, the keywords if you will, are still important for Google's (and your users') understanding of your pages. While our systems have gotten better, they can't read your mind: be clear about what your site is about, and what you'd like to be found for. Tell visitors what makes your site, your products and services, special!"
Cheers
Moritz
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Google's ability to find our content?
How does this affect Google's ability to find our content? https://webmasters.googleblog.com/2016/11/saying-goodbye-to-content-keywords.html
MoritzS is absolutely correct. It is merely a "feature" in Google's Search Console formerly known as Google Webmaster Tools that they are removing. Web indexing and crawling has not changed.
The feature was a useful tool that allowed you to see how Google read your pages. It made it easier to see how each keyword was performing and assist with keywords you were missing.
"The words on your pages, the keywords if you will, are still important for Google's (and your users') understanding of your pages."
I don't think that this changes anything for those who have followed the lessons here closely.
Our content is still most important for our success.
Write naturally and don't worry too much about that perfect keyword.
Of course, I still look for good keywords and position them strategically, but my posts and pages get ranked for keywords I had never thought of.
Like it is said on that page you linked to:
"The words on your pages, the keywords if you will, are still important for Google's (and your users') understanding of your pages. While our systems have gotten better, they can't read your mind: be clear about what your site is about, and what you'd like to be found for. Tell visitors what makes your site, your products and services, special!"
Cheers
Moritz
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Hello,
Immagine that you worked very hard to afford a vintage car.
During the period that you're were saving the money you listed all the technical points, options........
Than you start to investigate where you can find this car and you go on the net, you visit whole salers, you speak with persons that have the same car......
You have than a list of information of the weak and good points,
Now you're able to choose because you're informed !
INVERT THE LOGIC
WICH INFORMATION WILL YOU PROVIDE IF YOU WILL SELL THE VINTAGE CAR
Greets
Thanks Etzel
It was a pleasure !
I invite you to visit one of my sites so you will know my real name !
virgin-oils.com
Leave me a comment on my site and once yours is running I will reply.
Greets,