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SEO for a real product site

by timarmite
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I am getting an interview with a company that promotes a real product offline. I want to prepare myself for the interview because they say that there will be a test. I do not know what to expect there.
I know that they want to bring traffic to their site. If they ask me how am I going to bring traffic to their site what should i say:

What I know is:

Optimise the site with Keywords, LSI
Article marketing for traffic and link
Adwords

It's mainly a B2B product. What other options I have?
#product #real #seo #site
  • Profile picture of the author Intrepreneur
    Originally Posted by timarmite View Post

    I am getting an interview with a company that promotes a real product offline. I want to prepare myself for the interview because they say that there will be a test. I do not know what to expect there.
    I know that they want to bring traffic to their site. If they ask me how am I going to bring traffic to their site what should i say:

    What I know is:

    Optimise the site with Keywords, LSI
    Article marketing for traffic and link
    Adwords

    It's mainly a B2B product. What other options I have?
    Add a blog to the backend of their site.

    Directory submissions.

    Forum posts.

    Adding lead capture, if it suits their product.

    Maybe other PPC networks, and create a banner for their ad's.

    Can't think of anymore right now.
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  • Profile picture of the author chakrur4i
    social bookmarks. blog comments, forums posts, article marketing, press release submission, buying one way links from related sites, directories help a bit but only quality directories.
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  • Profile picture of the author GuruGazette
    If it's B2B it will depend somewhat on what the actual product or service is, how much it costs, and who their market is. You don't market a $10,000 CRM system or even "Time Matters" (which is a law office centric software) with article marketing at EZA Instead you'd do white papers, professional trade magazine articles and various other things.
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    • Profile picture of the author timarmite
      Originally Posted by GuruGazette View Post

      If it's B2B it will depend somewhat on what the actual product or service is, how much it costs, and who their market is. You don't market a $10,000 CRM system or even "Time Matters" (which is a law office centric software) with article marketing at EZA Instead you'd do white papers, professional trade magazine articles and various other things.
      Yeah i know. the lower end product is about $3000. thanks for your input that's why i am asking.
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  • Profile picture of the author kayayurt
    Suggest a low budget PPC campaign for immediate results.
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  • Profile picture of the author timarmite
    the problem is that it is rather a new or should I say unknown product on the market. How do you create the buzz online?
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