Conversion Commando

Google could list your site as containing badware and not allow links from search engine listings to your site. Discover how a Wordpress site got infected with malware and what security precautions you can take to stop it from happening to you.

Duplicate, schmooplicate. That’s what I though until I ran afoul of Google’s new version of the duplicate content penalty. Relevance + fresh content feeds the Google beast. But what does that have to do with excerpts? Find out how one simple change helps avoid the problem and get more listings in Google.

Ever wonder what to put on your opt-in confirmation page? In an earlier article, Instructions On How To Confirm DO Increase Double Opt-In Confirmations, I showed that having a confirmation page adds subscribers. In this article, I bullet-point 5 things you can put on your confirmation page to increase subscriber double opt-in confirmations.

I added an opt-in form to each web page of one of my web sites. Discover how much it increased newsletter sign ups and how much revenue it could drive to the bottom line.

Believe it or not, many people get lost in the newsletter opt-in confirmation process or simply just don’t understand how to confirm.

In a recent musing, Small Changes Add Up, I wrote about putting up a confirmation page– where new newsletter subscribers go immediately after they click “submit.” There, they get confirmation instructions. Would the page help? If so, how much?

Check it out here…

One of the best paths to boosting revenue from web sites is to pick up what I call the “low hanging fruit.” You know, the easy pickings. If you’ve already got some traffic, there are probably one or two simple things you can do to drive increased results. For instance–you could get more newsletter subscribers.

Join me as I look at one of my web sites and discover how adding opt-in forms helps maximize revenue from traffic I already have.

You work hard to get people to your web site and to sign up for your email autoresponder. But some times the sign up process is “loser friendly” not “user-friendly.” Let’s take a look at how some small changes we make to the process can add up.

Aweber’s lightbox is an opt-in form that makes everything around it go dark so as to draw the eye’s attention to it. But how does it stack up against a pop over hover or an in-line form? Find out here…

What happens when you put one of the world’s greatest copywriters up against a piece of software? Find out in Gary Halbert vs Glyphius…