#website exposure

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Phone Reps, WMS Wants to Meet YOU!

Are you looking for a fulltime opportunity with $50K to $70K plus potential? You will find this and so much more at Website Management Systems! We are located at 7241 West Charleston Boulevard, between Rainbow and Tenaya in beautiful west Las Vegas.

As an SEO phone rep with us you will enjoy:

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Phone marketing reps with WMS will be part of a high-energy team that knows how to close a deal. If you have the desire and drive to succeed, you won’t believe how far you can do here. Our highest earner makes six figures and has been with us ten years! Does this sound like you want for your future? What are you waiting for? Apply now!

WMS helps small businesses and entrepreneurs to increase their online exposure, and we are the experts when it comes to positioning our clients for SUCCESS. Our team is comprised of marketing, tech, and content experts who are the best in the industry, and we are always on the lookout for new talent. Are you the dynamic personality who can help take our company to the next level? If you believe you’ve got what it takes, come in and fill out an application TODAY.

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Are You a Well-Rounded Vegas Jr. Web Developer?

Website Management Systems of Las Vegas wants to meet you! We are excited to meet our newest team member, so reach out to us to schedule your interview. If you think you are the right candidate, send your resume, any work samples, and your salary requirements Visit us at 7241 West Charleston Blvd, Las Vegas, Nevada 89117, so we can learn more about you.

 We are looking for a Jr. Web Developer with ample experience in the following areas:

·         GNU/Linux literacy

·         Proficient in Javascript/ECMAScript

·         PHP 5.2 and 5.4 programming and debugging

·         Basic proficiency in XML and HTML

·         MySQL 5.1 and 5.6

·         Windows Server administration proficiency

 If you can troubleshoot problems on Windows Workstations, restart computers to fix them, plug in loose cables, replace keyboards, displays, mice, and workstations, and configure proprietary VoIP handset software, you may be the right candidate for the position.

 This is an excellent position in the Summerlin area, and outsourcing will not be considered. The salary will DOE, and we offer a benefits package.

 References are a must! Call us at 702-720-1065 or send us an e-mail at [email protected].

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(Video) Google Mobile First Index Update & How it Effects YOU!

Google is slowly rolling out an update that will show a mobile first index.. This means Google will visit your site as a mobile device and base your Rankings on the content shown...It will no longer be based on what content is shown to desktops.. This change could have devastating effects on sites that are not serving the same content to both mobile and desktops..(As shown in my video further below) When Will this fully role out? "Google said they have already begun testing this mobile-first index to some users. But it looks like we are still months away from this fully rolling out. Google won’t give us a date because they are still testing the rollout, and if things go well, they may push it sooner. If things do not go well, they may push it back. Google did say they will push this out to more and more searchers over time as they become more confident with the mobile-first index." SearchEngineLand Will there be separate Indexes for Mobile & Desktops? Eventually No..here is what Google say on their blog post “Our search index will continue to be a single index of websites and apps, our algorithms will eventually primarily use the mobile version of a site’s content to rank pages from that site.”   In todays video I show you how this Google mobile first inbdex update can have devastating effects on your sites Watch the video below

You can read more about the Google Mobile first index Here and Here

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PBN Footprints, Stop Exposing Your Private Blog Network

When building PBN's then keeping everything unique is vital, This means using different plugins, different themes and even different platforms, this is the setup phase.. And before you can work on the setup you need to have different Domains, multiple hosts and so much more. In this article I will be speaking about a potentially large footprint that could save your PBN from being found. Note: Video can be found to the bottom of this post

PBN Footprints

If you build/maintain PBN's yourself then I've got a very important question for you. How many of your PBN's are redirecting 404 pages to the home page?

Keywords: Description: footprint Footprints are traces left my your network that can be followed and linked back to you money site A money site is the site you are actually trying to rank, the site that makes you money pbn footprint A PBN footprint is something that leaves a trail that can be followed blog network This is a network of sites with the soul use of ranking your money sites private blog This is a private blog owned by yourself that you fully control, A PBN consists of many of these pbn site A PBN site is one of the sites out of the many inside of your network private blog network This is a network of sites used to send link juice and authority to your money site in order to rank them

Here's what I mean When looking for expired domains then almost all of the sites would have had multiple pages on them. And In order to keep the link juice flowing through all the URL's the old site had, most PBN owners redirect non existent pages to the home page... This can be easily done using plugins such as the "Link Juice Keeper" And I'm guessing at least 90% of our users that work with PBN's are doing this...And I'm not just talking by the way of plugins. After all it makes sense to do this.. It keeps the juice flowing and it's what everyone is teaching. Here's another question for you :-) Is 301 redirecting all 404 pages to the home page leaving a footprint? AND Could Google introduce an algorithm to shortlist sites that are doing this ? The answer to both questions is YES Yes it leaves a footprint and Yes Google could introduce an algorithm to shortlist such sites And it would actually be very simple and easy for them to do let's say for example Google was crawling the links that point to your PBN's and they found all links over (x years) were being redirected to your home page... Could be a dead giveaway right? Don't get me wrong... I'm not saying this is currently effecting PBNs But it sure is leaving a huge trail. A trail that can easily get picked up on as soon as Google decides to do so. But hang on Abbs, There's many legit sites that use 301 redirects.. So there's no way Google could use this as an indication for tracking down PBN's Your Right... So let's take it a little further and see what Google could do.. Now let's say Google found such sites and then filtered them to show sites with fewest pages and fewest outbound link count ... And if that wasn't enough then they could continue to fine tune things. Are you starting to see the bigger picture ? Even though Google might not be using such things to track down PBN's...It's worrying how easy it can be for them to introduce new filters for tracking. A Quick Fix To Keep Your Private Blog Networks Safe Watch the Video below to see how a simple few changes can eradicate this issue

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Two Elements that Could Be Missing from Your Content

When you’ve worked extremely hard on an article the last thing you want is crickets from the web. If it’s not getting you attention, even though you researched and edited it to perfection, what is wrong? What’s the deciding factor if it’s not effort? More often than not, it boils down to two elements: If the content doesn’t hook readers in the first couple of sentences, it won’t matter how good the rest of it is, they’ll click on. If you don’t plainly express your idea, readers can lose interest after the introduction because there’s no incentive to keep on reading. How do you write both a strong hook and a strong idea? Allow Online Site Exposure to help break it down.

What’s a hook? What’s the idea?

A hook is a writing technique which does exactly what it sounds like. The hook is an undeniably interesting piece of content that it grabs the reader’s attention so they feel compelled to keep reading. The hook works together with the headline. The definition of an “idea” is: “A thought or suggestion as to a possible course of action.” That’s what we’re attempting to do when we write. We want to share a thought or suggestion and inspire action. Why is your idea so critical? Because it drives the payoff the reader will get from reading the article. We all wish to impact individuals so much that they share our ideas. This increases the number of people you can reach.

How do You Create a Clear Idea?

One technique to create a clear idea is to initially create a very literal headline. This forces you to classify the precise promise you’re making to the reader. If you can’t identify this, then you can’t deliver a payoff. Once you’ve written a literal headline and established you know the exact idea you wish to communicate, you’ll use that to:

·         Decide whether you have enough substance to deliver a payoff.

·         Edit strongly to guarantee a payoff.

Here are three examples of literal headlines:

·         Being busy isn’t why we’re burnt out; it’s because our emotive bandwidth has been totally used up.

·         Here’s why you should say “thank you” in these seven situations you usually don’t.

Headlines needs to hook a reader’s interest without giving away the payoff, or else they won’t read the whole article. So, these will change, there just a means to understand your idea.

Writing a Great Hook

Introductions can be difficult to write. However, if you have written over 400 words of an introduction, there is a good chance there is a decent hook sitting somewhere near the 200-word mark. Keep in mind, your hook doesn’t have to be the most interesting thing a person has ever read, or could ever read. It just needs to be interesting enough to keep the reader reading. Asking a question, focusing on the reader, and adding dialogue are great hooks. A simple exercise Online Site Exposure urges you to perform regularly is pay attention to the articles which you have read all the way to the end and have shared. These are likely splendid examples of both factors.

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Email Marketing for Novices

One could argue that the inbox has become our beach, our place of solitude amongst the chaos. Therefore, as a team of entrepreneurs, we here at Online Site Exposure believe that building successful email marketing campaigns has never been more important than it is now. There is a main problem is that most people do not how to do it right. Tweets, likes, and status updates have taken the place of “You’ve got mail,” but there is always a way to reach out to new clients, and we will help you understand how to do it right, and build it from the ground up.

Get your foot in the door

Here at Online Site Exposure we know that no email campaign was ever built without getting permission to get started, so first we’ll need to focus on building a sizable email list. There are many ways you can do this of course. Some prefer to give something away for free while others simply offer a newsletter or product updates. It is important to have a clear purpose when ask for an address. This is where a strong call to action comes into play and copywriting is super important. Simply posting “enter your email for updates” isn’t going to get anyone excited to do so. Instead, consider sharing specifics like a free catalog or important updates.

Use your head

When you need inspiration to do your job better, at one point or another. It doesn’t matter whether you’re a marketing vet who has navigated through years of changing tech or a newbie fresh out of college, we all need new inspiration. It helps us get through creative ruts. Email marketing entails sending one message to many people-dozens, hundreds or even thousands of people. It may sound complex, intimidating, and time-consuming but it’s not as hard as you might think. Before you start designing, writing, and sending campaigns, you should define your audience.

When all else fails, mimic

While email has managed to stand the test of time, many marketers have failed to update their strategies since its inception. So to ensure you're sending modern emails that warrant some of your recipients' precious time and attention, you will want to see what others have done. Some of the best tricks and tips, you can see by just looking in your inbox. Things like clear concise copy and the reflects a relatable benefit of using the service. If you're going to change the way you communicate with a lead or customer, give them clear, fair warning so, if they aren't on board, they can make the necessary adjustments to keep their inbox clean.

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Private Blog Network Footprints (301 redirects)

Using search engine optimization the right way is probably the most effective Internet marketing strategy out there. If your website is near the top of the list on SERPs, it almost certainly receive a high volume of targeted traffic. This a...