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How is that relevant to SEO? In the ultimate in shameless self-promotion, I will use the example from my site, which is a purchase page providing links to external websites where visitors can purchase a copy of my book. The most familiar link is Amazon.com, which by sheer brand familiarity, gets a lot of links. However, the very first link provides the author (me) 241% more revenue with each sale. The following is the evolution of the link (oldest to future versions): Lulu.


com (Preferred) Lulu.com (241% more author revenue) Lulu.c estonia phone number database om (XX% visitor purchases) Consider what your website could be doing to provide peer pressure while including your visitors into your website's community when they first arrive. Conversion is more than just having a good product. What other uses can you think of? Good presentation skills are essential in the SEO industry. As well as the multitude of conferences that feature so prominently in our industry, we are also often called on to present SEO clearly (and favourably!) to potential clients and skeptical CEOs.


Several of Distilled attended an excellent seminar on presentation skills last week. I want to share a few of the things that we learnt, as well as some further thoughts we've had on the subject since then. First and foremost, three nuggets of practical advice from the presentation last week: 1. Devise a good presentation We were taught about the GOER model, devised by a presentation guru called James Caplin.