Brian Mark SEO

We take some questions from the chatroom and from the forums and answer them on this episode. We answer one on ranking an XML file, one about Bing.com, and a few from the forums.

We talk to Michael Streko about his new service to run a username check on multiple social media sites called Knowem.  He also tells us how to sign up for announcements of some upcoming features that are sure to be blockbusters based on the sneak peek we got tonight.

We discuss why it really doesn’t matter the platform that you’re hosted on, but give a suggestion as to one you should most certainly take a look at when considering starting an ecommerce site.

In this episode, we take a look at livdb and give them some ideas to help improve their SEO efforts. We also answer a listener question at the end of the show.

We answer some questions that came in over Twitter about blog comments and squidoo pages, then talk about how traffic can increase your site’s rankings.

Carolyn shares a couple of presentations she gave at IM Spring Break earlier this month. The first was on the most common problems seen with potential clients, the second was on information architecture and content creation plans.

In this episode, we talk to Ian Westerman from Essential Tennis about what he can do to increase the search engine traffic to his website. He’s been busy building a great site for his users, so now it’s time to start attracting more users. Listen in as we start giving him the information to begin getting search traffic to [...]

Starting out with a site, you need to know what to rank for. In this episode, we discuss some keyword research tools, both free and paid, and talk a little on how to select a good keyword out of the list that gets generated.

As we start our 3rd year, we revisit our first topic and dicusss why cloaking is still bad and a newer way people are using it, which is still bad if things go wrong. We also make a big announcement for the upcoming year, so listen in to find out what it is.

We discuss what happened at PubCon South last week, talk some about Twitter, and then answer a listener question about Multivariate Testing.

Are you charging too much? Too little? How will you ever know? We discuss pricing on this episode.

What do you do when it comes time to send a product, or worse yet, price the shipping on your site? We’ll share some of our thoughts on the matter during this episode.

Learn what options are available for hosting your eCommerce website, and what the typical progression is between the plans.

Robert met with John Henshaw of RavenTools at IMSB. Listen in as we learn about some unique marketing and buzz tools that would be great for any eCommerce site.

Robert caught up with Mike from SlightlyShadySEo at IMSB and got him to share some tips on PPC. Listen in and learn some techniques you can use to improve your program’s performance.

In this episode, we have interviews from IMSB with Steve Plunkett and Neil Patel. Listen in and learn what you can do to optimize your site in more ways than one.

In yet another interview from IM Spring Break, Robert Garcia talks to Li Evans now of Serengeti Communications. She tells us about the oft forgotten #2 search engine, some other social medial marketing avenues, and just some general good reminders for those of us looking to build our brand online.

Robert took a few minutes at IM Spring Break to chat with Rhea Drysdale about conferences, brand building and reputation management. Listen in and learn from one of the best in the field about these important topics.

Varien founder Roy Rubin took a few minutes this week to talk to Robert about the history, current state, and the future of the Magento ecommerce engine. Learn why you should take a look at what Magento has to offer, even if it’s just to get ideas to implement into your own ecommerce site.

Listen in to Brent Csutoras and learn some great information on applying social media to eCommerce.