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Few Brave SEOs Conquered ‘Movember’
To the chagrin of the rest of the office (and to their respective wives) seven of SEO.com’s best talent kept their upper lips away from the bite of a razor blade through Movember November — except for Christian. He’s the guy on the right with the weak-sauce ‘stache that he had to shave last week for some family photo. Seriously, priorities …
Anyway, the bold and brave souls called on their mustaches to power them for four weeks, and even made it through Thanksgiving without losing a turkey leg inside their grisly, nasty facial hair.
Nathan Blair (second photo down) won the Movember contest with his oily black handle bars. Cheers to you Nathan Blair, mustaches around the world are proud.
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How Keyword Research and Competitive Search Fuels Display Campaigns
Posted By Jaime on Mar 4th, 2011
This article by Hollis Thomases originally appeared in ClickZ on February 22, 2011.
Traditionally, the worlds of online display advertising and search marketing have mainly operated in silos. The two tactics may both be part of the bigger online strategy, but the people involved with search generally do not really work in or understand display and vice-versa. Lately however, it feels like there’s a greater interest in fusing the two worlds together, maybe fueled by the diversion of traffic away from search and into social media and/or Google’s rebranding of its Content Network into Display Network. Regardless, when the search and display professionals come together, a lot can be gained from the sharing of information. Today, let me give my media planning brethren some tips from the search side.
Keywords Tell a Lot
For the online media strategist, an existing PPC campaign can be a goldmine of information. Keyword performance can help sculpt various directions of the campaign from its creative concepts, messaging and copywriting to identifying sites to target for placements or new niche opportunities. Don’t have an existing PPC campaign to turn to? Consider a bit of keyword research in the vein of a start-up PPC campaign for all the same insights mentioned previously.
Begin by using the same keyword research tools a PPC specialist would:
Web analytics: Understanding what keywords are already driving traffic to the site and where that traffic travels throughout the site and if that traffic converts into the desired action can be quite revealing. Doing a gap analysis of the advertiser’s objectives versus what they’re actually achieving should provide the media strategist with some informative insights and direction.Google’s AdWords Keyword Tool: The “granddaddy” of free keyword research tools, this tool allows you to gauge the popularity or importance of a keyword or keyword phrase based upon its search volume, while at the same time identifying other related keyword phrases. The tool lets you manipulate your query in all sorts of ways, for example, limiting results by geography, by type device accessing the search, by product category, and more. Once served, you can also manipulate and sort the data. In the below example, limiting results to the Anti-Aging category, I queried for some skincare keywords as searched for on mobile devices within the U.S. and then sorted by the most popular U.S. searches.
You can take your favorite keywords from this list and toggle over to the Traffic Estimator to get some projections on volume and cost, both of which the media buyer might want to use for perspective if you’re trying to deliver a direct response campaign through display advertising and needs to negotiate CPMs on an eCPA basis.
Useful Information From Competitive Search
In addition to datamining existing advertiser and generic public assets, it can be useful to apply the same techniques as above to some of the free and paid competitive search tools. Google AdWords’ Analyze Competition feature, SEMRush, and SpyFu are all free or quasi-free tools. The Search Monitor, a for-fee platform, gives all kinds of juicy information about competitors as well as trademark infringements and affiliate miscreants. AdGooroo, also a for-fee platform, has some similar elements as The Search Monitor along with a “Display Insight” feature which can definitely be exploited by a media planner/buyer.
Another Thing You Can Do With Keywords
I’m a big fan of contextual advertising, much of which is based on keywords, so your campaign may only perform as well as you’ve compiled a sound list of proven keywords to provide to your vendors. Your contextual network representative can tell you not only how many impressions they estimate, but also what related keywords you might have missed and other opportunities to exploit your list.
Want to hear more on this topic? Come hear me speak on the “Crossing the Digital Divide: The Leap from Search to Display” panel at the Search Engine Strategies Conference in New York next month!
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Agra Fort in Agra built during the reign of Akbar's grandson, Shah Jahan the Agra fort is also known as Lal Qila of Agra (Red Fort of Agra) or Fort Rouge. It is located 2.5 km away northwest of its much more renowned sister monument, the Taj Mahal. The Red Fort Agra can be more perfectly described as a walled splendid city. Agra Fort History:- The construction of this fort was initiated by the Moghuls in the late 16th century, by Akbar the Great. During his supremacy, he shifted the government of his realm from Delhi to Agra. Because of this, much of Agra boomed and the site of the old Lodis fort began changing into more of a regal estate. Akbar took initiative to build this fort from red sandstone, often inlaid with white marble and intricate decorations. Ultimately the site finally took on its current state.
History says as an anecdote that Shah Jahan built the beautiful Taj Mahal for his wife. Unlike his grandfather, Shah Jahan tended to have buildings made from white marble, often inlaid with gold or semi-precious gems. He destroyed some of the earlier buildings inside the fort in order to make his own.
The whole site of fort is semi-circular shaped, with 21 meter high walls, surrounded by a moat, facing out towards the Yamuna River. The edge of the site measures out to about 2.4 kilometers of towering red sandstone walls. The walls have two gates, the 'Delhi Gate' and the 'Lahore Gate' (also known as Amar Singh Gate).The Delhi Gate is considered the grandest of the gates and leads into an inner gate called the Hathi Pol (Elephant Gate). Tourists go into via the Lahore Gate. Lahore Gate is named so because it faces Lahore, now in Pakistan.
A very interesting historical fact about the fort is that –at the end of his life, Shah Jahan was imprisoned by his son, Aurangzeb, in the fort, a punishment which might not seem so harsh, considering the luxury of the fort. It is believed that Shah Jahan died in Muasamman Burj, a tower with a marble balcony with an outstanding view of the Taj Mahal. The site was also used during the Indian revolt of 1857, which caused the end of the British East India Company’s rule in India, and led to a century of direct rule of India, by Britain.
Why Multiple Domains are Mostly Bad for SEO
It happens all the time, and causes me to scratch my head in complete confusion every time: Someone I’m working with on SEO will own multiple domains for the same business. I don’t mean that they have a couple related domains, I mean the same business and same offerings or services on more than one domain.
I usually find out about these domains in one of two ways: I find them through poking around and investigating the site (and the client usually acts like it’s some sort of dirty secret), or, they come to me about the domains and want more than one site to show up at the top of the search results.
I’ll be honest, I’m not usually a happy camper when I get this news; mostly because the secondary domains tend to have duplicate content (if you’re not aware, duplicate content is a bad thing). That being said, however, there is such thing as effectively using multiple domains (although I don’t recommend it). There are two main tactics commonly employed with owning multiple domains. Keep in mind that I’m going to keep an SEO perspective on these and only lightly touch on other marketing sectors.
Some businesses are worried that competitors will buy keyword oriented domains thereby pushing their own site into obscurity. This can lead to a panic shopping spree of domains. The idea is that as long as they own the available domains, there is less chance of a competitor beating them in the rankings. While there is some merit to this tactic, it will have no effect on your SEO at all. Nor do I believe that it will really have much effect in blocking out your competitors. You can’t think of all the domain variations and buy them all, and if you buy too many, it can get expensive just to maintain them. Any competitor can rank better by offering better content and getting more links regardless of domain name.
As a side note, if you do this tactic, you had better make sure that all of your domains are redirected toward your main domain using a 301 redirect.
In buying multiple domains, some companies want to simply dominate the search results. Buy having multiple sites on the first page, you can get that much more traffic, right? In theory, yes, and it has on occasion happened. However, there are some fairly serious drawbacks to this:
Doesn’t work on brick-and-mortar stores — If you have a single physical location, it’s not a good idea to have multiple websites. You’ll confuse your visitors and customers, and I personally avoid having two websites with the same address. Google doesn’t want to have multiple sites from the same business (as it doesn’t provide good results) and I consider this to be one short step away from spam. Duplicate content woes — Because you can’t use the content from another site, you will have to write all new content. Considering how hard it is to write content for sites as it is, not to mention the allocation of resources to get it written, I wish luck to anyone writing content for a whole new site.Double branding all the way! — You have branding issues with two sites. Does one site become higher-end and the lower-end? Do you keep the prices the same? For that matter, what names are you even going to use on the site? If you have a phone number, how do you answer the phone? While there are certainly going to be exceptions (such as targeting different demographics), such a chaotic and divisive branding effort comes with a lot of risks and extra work.This is less of a tactic, and more of a “must do,” and is therefore my exception to multiple domains. It’s an exception because all of the problems above do not apply when you get into other countries. In fact, in order to have the best results in international SEO, you’ll need to have a country specific TLD (or top level domain). For example, if you’re doing business in England, you will have a hard time ranking without a .co.uk domain. You can still rank without a country level TLD, but it’s an uphill battle. And by uphill, I mean Rocky Mountains-type uphill.
One final (and big) point to that I would like to reiterate. If you really intend to own and run multiple domains and get these sites to show up in the search results, you will have to double your SEO work. There are no shortcuts, freebies, or quick rankings that you can get, even if you are already ranking well for your main domain. In fact, a new domain and site will be significantly harder to rank than a site that has history and some authority already built. I highly recommend that indented listings (or secondary pages for the same site showing up underneath the first main listing) be the primary goal before attempting to achieve multiple domains in the same search.
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How Keyword Research and Competitive Search Fuels Display Campaigns
Posted By Jaime on Mar 4th, 2011
This article by Hollis Thomases originally appeared in ClickZ on February 22, 2011.
Traditionally, the worlds of online display advertising and search marketing have mainly operated in silos. The two tactics may both be part of the bigger online strategy, but the people involved with search generally do not really work in or understand display and vice-versa. Lately however, it feels like there’s a greater interest in fusing the two worlds together, maybe fueled by the diversion of traffic away from search and into social media and/or Google’s rebranding of its Content Network into Display Network. Regardless, when the search and display professionals come together, a lot can be gained from the sharing of information. Today, let me give my media planning brethren some tips from the search side.
Keywords Tell a Lot
For the online media strategist, an existing PPC campaign can be a goldmine of information. Keyword performance can help sculpt various directions of the campaign from its creative concepts, messaging and copywriting to identifying sites to target for placements or new niche opportunities. Don’t have an existing PPC campaign to turn to? Consider a bit of keyword research in the vein of a start-up PPC campaign for all the same insights mentioned previously.
Begin by using the same keyword research tools a PPC specialist would:
Web analytics: Understanding what keywords are already driving traffic to the site and where that traffic travels throughout the site and if that traffic converts into the desired action can be quite revealing. Doing a gap analysis of the advertiser’s objectives versus what they’re actually achieving should provide the media strategist with some informative insights and direction.Google’s AdWords Keyword Tool: The “granddaddy” of free keyword research tools, this tool allows you to gauge the popularity or importance of a keyword or keyword phrase based upon its search volume, while at the same time identifying other related keyword phrases. The tool lets you manipulate your query in all sorts of ways, for example, limiting results by geography, by type device accessing the search, by product category, and more. Once served, you can also manipulate and sort the data. In the below example, limiting results to the Anti-Aging category, I queried for some skincare keywords as searched for on mobile devices within the U.S. and then sorted by the most popular U.S. searches.
You can take your favorite keywords from this list and toggle over to the Traffic Estimator to get some projections on volume and cost, both of which the media buyer might want to use for perspective if you’re trying to deliver a direct response campaign through display advertising and needs to negotiate CPMs on an eCPA basis.
Useful Information From Competitive Search
In addition to datamining existing advertiser and generic public assets, it can be useful to apply the same techniques as above to some of the free and paid competitive search tools. Google AdWords’ Analyze Competition feature, SEMRush, and SpyFu are all free or quasi-free tools. The Search Monitor, a for-fee platform, gives all kinds of juicy information about competitors as well as trademark infringements and affiliate miscreants. AdGooroo, also a for-fee platform, has some similar elements as The Search Monitor along with a “Display Insight” feature which can definitely be exploited by a media planner/buyer.
Another Thing You Can Do With Keywords
I’m a big fan of contextual advertising, much of which is based on keywords, so your campaign may only perform as well as you’ve compiled a sound list of proven keywords to provide to your vendors. Your contextual network representative can tell you not only how many impressions they estimate, but also what related keywords you might have missed and other opportunities to exploit your list.
Want to hear more on this topic? Come hear me speak on the “Crossing the Digital Divide: The Leap from Search to Display” panel at the Search Engine Strategies Conference in New York next month!
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The Best Keyword Research Method Ever Invented For Blogs
Have you ever done keyword research for a blog post and experienced no resulting organic traffic? You may be thinking, “What happened? The terms I optimized for had search volume. Why am I not getting a piece of that?”
Welcome to the club.
Credibility is a major obstacle for blog posts. Search engines want to rank the most credible, comprehensive resource for a given keyword term. Most blog posts don’t have what it takes to be “most credible.” A blog post can gain credibility and ranking as it picks up links, either naturally or through deliberate linkbuilding efforts, but this is more commonly seen with evergreen content than with blog content. Bloggers typically aren’t linkbuilding.
Competition is another reason for the difficulty in getting organic traffic from blog posts. Google’s keyword tool, used by many bloggers, does not display all of the terms that people search for, nor does it display terms with small levels of search volume. Because of this, many bloggers in the same niche research and optimize using the same limited set of keyword terms and make it nearly impossible for newcomers to rank without a lot of SEO work. It’s hard for some to accept this idea that Google’s keyword volume tool is actually setting a post up for organic failure.
As a hypothetical example, suppose I write a blog post about keyword research methods (how apropos). I do a little bit of research using Google’s Keyword Tool and find that “how to do keyword research” gets 320 global monthly searches.
I convince myself that the term is within reach. 320 isn’t a very high number after all. So I title my post “How To Do Keyword Research,” and interlace those words and phrases throughout the body of the content and press “Publish.” A couple of days later, the blog post is ranking on page 6 and gets no organic traffic except for the occasional hit from a bizarre semi-relevant phrase. Failure.
What I didn’t realize when I published the post is that the competition level for a term like “how to do keyword research” is high enough to keep my new blog post from getting anywhere near the first page.
On the results page are several posts that have my exact term in the title. As a blogger, I know my niche well enough to know that several of these sites are far bigger and more credible than mine. (A few SEO-savvy bloggers will be able to verify their hunch by looking at backlinks, PageRank, etc). So if I want my blog post to rank well for this result and get any organic traffic, I’ll have to build my own links to the post and I just don’t have that kind of time. I barely had time to write this post! Alas!
If you’re a blogger who cares enough to do some keyword research for each post, but doesn’t want to build links, then consider trying what I’ve been testing for about the last month. It involves targeting under-the-radar keywords that are relevant and being searched, but are too low to register on most keyword tools.
The goal in being a guerrilla keyword researcher is to find the best “ultra long tail” terms, optimize the post, rank in the top spots automatically, and reap the traffic. As you get traffic, you’ll get more engagement, more natural links, and more site credibility, allowing you to rank for even more competitive keywords later. This approach works best if you have a blog with a little bit of PageRank. A PR1 or PR2 should be able to get a high ranking for guerrilla terms.
The basic steps to my blogging keyword research strategy (which I’ll explore in detail):
Write a good, interesting postIdentify core keywords related to the postUse Google’s Keyword Tool to find long-tail variations with search volumeUse Soovle.com to find even longer variations with implied search volumeSearch these terms in Google to identify low competition resultsOptimize and win!Whatever you write should be engaging, have a unifying theme, and a decent length. More is usually better for SEO, so try for at least 300+ words.
In the example, we identified “keyword research” to be the core term. In your case, there may be certain terms that are used interchangeably so you may have multiple possible core terms.
Working off the core term, Google’s keyword tool provides some keyword suggestions that still have measurable search volume. You can play around with different combinations of these to find relevant long-tail terms. In this case, we liked “how to do keyword research” as a long-tail keyword, even though it was still too broad to keep. There are probably other long-tail terms we could work with.
Soovle.com is basically an aggregator of “suggest” results from search engines like Google, Bing, YouTube, Wikipedia, Yahoo, Answers.com and Amazon.com. One thing we know about “suggest” results is that they are based on searcher behavior and that results at the top have more search volumes than those below (but the important thing to know is that all “suggest” results have some search volume).
There’s nothing novel about the way Soovle works, but I like it for its simplicity and its breadth of results. And it’s free (you could also use something like ScrapeBox for a more robust, paid solution).
So we plug in the term “how to do keyword research.”
We get several variations of this term including some relevant ones:
How to do keyword research on googleHow to do keyword research for seoHow to do keyword research seoSince there are 10 results listed, there’s a good chance that there are other combinations we’re not seeing, so starting with “how to do keyword research,” we can start going through the alphabet and adding letters as if starting a new word at the end of the phrase, e.g., “how to do keyword research a” and “how to do keyword research b,” etc. Doing this reveals a few more variations we didn’t see before:
How to do keyword research for free (this made me laugh)How to do keyword research google adwordsHow to do keyword research nicheHow to do keyword research tutorialAs I mentioned before, all of these terms get search volume, even though most of them would show none using Google’s volume tool (which is exactly what you want).
Another thing you can do is start with a broader term in Soovle, like “keyword research.” By starting broad, nearly every suggested term is one that also has a good amount of traffic, so none are good candidates. What you can do, though, is start front-loading the term “keyword research” with the most common adjectives and verbs to find under-the-radar variations, phrases that people naturally use when trying to search, like “easy keyword research.” For adjectives, I find that “good” and “best” are great places to start. You can also start with verbs that are associated with the term. The only verb that really goes with keyword research is “do” so I type in “do keyword research” and see what else is generated.
When I start with the term “best keyword research” and then add letters like we did previously [“best keyword research a(b,c,d,e…)”] we end up with some more fun and relevant terms:
Best keyword research articleBest keyword research guideBest keyword research methodBest keyword research strategyOnce you have identified some good terms through Soovle, check them for search volume in Google Keyword Tool, then search for the terms in Google. You’re looking for a search result with close to zero exact match titles for the term you selected.
In this case, “best keyword research method” is nearly free of exact competition and the sites that rank look easy enough to overtake.
Optimization includes having the exact keyword phrase in the post title, meta description, and body content. The rest of the content should also be relevant to the keyword. If possible, you can do some internal linking from older blog posts. You can optimize images as well by giving them names that include your search term.
Once you get into a rhythm of going through this keyword research process, you get used to it, and it honestly doesn’t take very long. In some of the posts I’ve tested this out on, I’ve found it easy to rank without extra linkbuilding, and one post can pull in dozens of monthly organic visits from one term and its variations. It’s really quite nice.
Tags: Keyword Research, rankings, seo for bloggers, soovle
Happy Birthday to Us!
Posted By WebAdvantage.net on Apr 6th, 2011
Today is Web Ad.vantage’s 13th birthday! It’s hard to believe it has been thirteen years since we first opened our doors, and even harder to believe how much our industry has changed since then. Since 1998, Web Ad.vantage has been providing clients with innovative digital marketing solutions and exceptional customer service. It’s a winning formula we haven’t changed since we first began in this business, and one we’re quite sure is the reason we have continued to thrive as an agency for so long.
Agency president Hollis Thomases took the opportunity to thank the Web Ad.vantage team and its extended friends and family for helping to make Web Ad.vantage what it is today.
“I’m so grateful to you all for helping us get here, including those of you who are no longer here but still with us in spirit! It’s been quite the ride so far, and if we’re lucky, maybe we’ll celebrate another thirteen more!”
—Hollis Thomases
We’re thrilled to be celebrating our thirteenth year, and are very much excited about what the future will bring! If you’re curious about what we’ll be developing or keeping up with our news, we’d like to take this opportunity to invite you to join our email list.
Comments(0)After Cancellation Notice, Offshore SEO Company Threatens Negative Reputation Management Campaign
A company received a smear campaign threat from its outsourced SEO firm because the firm knows Google’s algorithm improperly ranks negative results, which Google claims helps to show an impartial view of the Web.
Reference this e-mail and tell me if you’d rather hire offshore to save a few dollars or go with a reputable SEO company that can provide you with skilled SEO link builders and an on-going professional relationship.
This is in response to a request to cancel services for a month-to-month service offering:
Click to EnlargeThe legal nature of these tactics is questionable in the United States, but hiring an offshore firm doesn’t provide you the same protection from a “Negative Reputation Campaign.”
It’s unbelievable that an SEO company would put its own reputation on the line with such an e-mail because a client has decided to go with another SEO firm. I’ve seen these tactics for more than a decade in both Web design/development and SEO, and its extremely unfortunate.
A couple weeks ago, Google tweaked their algorithm to penalize DecorMyEyes.com after the NY Times published an article discussing their alleged fraudulent business practices that resulted in supposed increased Google rankings.
Bottom line: Google took action! They need to continue that effort with sites like RipOffReport.com, ComplaintsBoard.com, Scam.com and other sites that obtain very high positions in the Google Search Engine Results Pages (SERPs) and seem to be favored by Google’s algorithm.
When searching for brand names, you often see negative complaints published on these URLs at the top of the SERPs. I would understand seeing these URLs with negative information showing up in the SERPs for searches like:
Brand name scamBrand name sucksBrand name complaintsBrand name problemsAnd other keyword combinations based around negative termsBut when a brand name is the sole keyword and a complaint site URL is showing up #2, there is most likely an imbalance of credibility with Google’s algorithm that gives the complaint site the advantage.
Keep in mind the backlink portfolio to the URLs listed do not warrant a #2 ranking, nor does Google agree that a similarly credible website should rank for every brand in the world with little more than a brand name displayed in a page title, header tag and content body. At least Google’s love affair with Wikipedia can be argued that Wikipedia’s deep pages obtain thousands of links individually and therefore deserve a top ranking.
What did I miss in this post and plea to Google to do the right thing? Please comment and share.
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Chambal safari Lodge,Agra Excursion
Situated just south of Agra (86 km) in Rajasthan and it is exactly located at border of UP, Rajasthan and MP, Chambal Safari Lodge is a retreat of calm and tranquility. Nestled amidst of an extensive 35 acre heritage farm, River Chambal is very close to this place. Chambal Safari is an eco-friendly lodge which starts with the natural feeling of tuneful wild life and continues throughout the day. Tourists can enjoy a rustic stay near the National Chambal Sanctuary around 65 km from Agra. It has been recognized as a supernatural land far removed from the frenzied madness of modern cities. Nestling in sprawling acres of woodland and farm Chambal Safari Lodge has been running by a charming family.
The entire area is relatively untouched and is considered as a natural sanctuary crowded with wild life and folklores of long-gone era. Tourist can pursue verities of adventures activities during their stay at lodge. Exploring Chambal Safari by using boats, camels, jeeps or on foot gives memorable experience. During visit to this site, tourist can reveal endemic Gharial, Marsh crocodiles, the highly endangered Gangetic Dolphin and rare birds like the Indian Skimmer while you will be on the motor boat cruise on the river. Explore the nearby villages on camel back and visit the 800 year old fort, or just sit back by the river side on its base camp where local guides will explain you about the area and its history. Tourist can also explore Bateshwar Temples, Historical fort, Sarus Crane Conservation Reserve, Patna Bird Sanctuary.
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Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary,National Park in India
Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary (also known as Keoladeo National Park) is situated at Bharatpur district of Rajasthan. This famous bird sanctuary is considered as ‘Ornithologist's Paradise’ which is 60 km away from Agra and often known as Ghana National Park. Earlier, this was the place where duck shoots were organized by the ruler of Behrampur which has later been considered as a National Park in India and now accepted as a world heritage site by UNESCO. Bharatpur Bird sanctuary is the heaven for birds which is well-known for the varieties of indigenous and migratory birds, both aquatic and non aquatic and a compulsory wildlife destination for those tourists who love birds. These migratory birds gives ultimate enjoy to tourists seeing the of Keoladeo Ghana Park or Bharatpur Bird sanctuary. These migratory birds come from Siberia and Central Asia to expend their winters in Bharatpur create very pleasant picture which tourists can view, before they return back to their breeding grounds.
Bharatpur Bird sanctuary India is spread in an area of over 29 sq KM, out of which 10 sq. KM is of fresh water marshes and it has 375 species of birds which consists of indigenous as well as migratory birds including the world famed Siberian Cranes. The most important other birds that can be seen in Bharatpur Bird sanctuary, include Pelicans, Cranes, Egrets, Darters, Cormorants, Grey Herons, Stork, Ducks, Eagles, Hawks, Pipits, Warblers, Wheatears, Wagtails, Flycatchers, Buntings, Larks, Shanks, Stints etc. Enormous attraction of this bird sanctuary is the renowned Siberian Cranes, which voyages about 6,500 km from Siberia regions to expend their winters in the sanctuary. A visitor can travel around the Bharatpur Bird sanctuary and well-defined forest trails to explore the bird sanctuary by rickshaw. An additional attraction of this place is a beautiful artificial lake situated in the middle of the park. In addition to these flora and fauna, other tourist attractions of Bharatpur are Lohagarh Fort (a strong and invincible fort having a history its own), the Bharatpur Government Museum and the Bharatpur Palace and Deeg fort which is famous for its stunning gardens and historical background. An ancient Hindu temple devoted to Lord Shiva is situated in the sanctuary's central zone in Keoladeo.
“All These Keywords in my AdWords Campaign Can’t Be Hurting, Can They?” WRONG! They Can!
Posted By WebAdvantage.net on Mar 18th, 2011
When managing an AdWords campaign, one of the most common mistakes people make is piling on too many keywords. Their assumption—that more keywords equals more chances for their ad to be shown and get clicked—seems like a logical one. However, what they fail to realize is that having too many keywords is most likely dragging their Quality Score down.
These so-called “bad keywords” are easy to spot in your AdWords campaigns by checking the Status column:
The quality and relevance of your keywords and ads are the most important factors in your campaign’s ranking and performance. An individual keyword’s Quality Score is determined by its click-through rate (CTR), relevance to its Ad Group, historical performance, and other relevancy factors. Therefore, the higher the Quality Score of your keywords, the less you pay for each click on your ad.
In this light, you can think of your Google AdWords campaign as an equation with the Quality Score being the most important part:
Google’s Quality Score is intended to ensure search users that they will find the information they are looking for quickly and easily by showing only those ads which are most relevant to their search queries.
Here’s the official explanation on Quality Scores from Google:
The AdWords system calculates a Quality Score for each of your keywords. It looks at a variety of factors to measure how relevant your keyword is to your ad text and to a user’s search query. A keyword’s Quality Score updates frequently and is closely related to its performance. In general, a high Quality Score means that your keyword will trigger ads in a higher position and at a lower cost-per-click (CPC).
A Quality Score is calculated every time your keyword matches a search query — that is, every time your keyword has the potential to trigger an ad. Quality Score is used in several different ways, including:
Google recommends that accounts are best organized in the following way:
One campaignSeveral tightly themed ad groups10-35 relevant keywords per ad group2-3 relevant ads per ad groupThe best way to improve your keywords’ quality scores is by optimizing your account. Here are some specific things that you can do:
Make sure that each keyword in each ad group closely relates to the ad(s) and the landing page.Don’t use broad or general keywords since they tend to generate many impressions but very few clicks.Strive to optimize keywords with a low CTR.Vary the match types.Use keywords made up of two or three words.Include relevant variations (plural, singular, synonyms, misspellings, etc.).Get rid of low search volume keywords unless they are: A new productA competitor’s termSeasonalEvent-based keywordsP.S. If you need help optimizing your AdWords campaigns for higher Google Quality Scores, we offer a full suite of PPC Campaign Management services. Give us a call at (410) 942-0488 or submit an RFP to learn how we can help.
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Held annually at Shilpgram, near Tajmahal the Taj Mahotsav is very famous and beloved cultural festival of Agra is organized annually for ten days during February. Shilpgram (the Crafts Village), the chosen venue for this fair is close to Taj. The inspiring festival Taj Mahotsav commences with a spectacular procession inspired by Mughal majesty. Decorated elephants and camels, drum beaters, folk artists and master craftsmen together restore the magnificent past of the Mughals. Here, one can discover wide display of arts, crafts and culture of India along with classical dance and song performances. 'Mushairas' and 'Ghazal' programmes by the well-known Indian artists. Kids and family love to ride on camels and elephants in the venue while one can taste traditional Indian delicacies at the luring stalls here. The bright celebrations welcome the spring with a carnival of Indian cuisine, dance and music, cultural displays and exhibition of arts and crafts.
Taj Mahotsav is a brainchild of Uttar Pradesh Tourism and is an event to lure the tourists and acquaint them with the renowned skills of Indian master craftsmen and the finesse of Indian fine arts. It also showcases the wealthy heritage of India. It inaugurates with a grand Mughal-style procession highlighting bedecked elephants, richly adorned camels, drumbeaters and folk artists. Taj Mahotsav is superlative play to witness marble inlay work, wood carvings from Saharanpur, brass wares from Moradabad, handmade carpets of Badohi, the blue pottery of Khurja, the Chikan work of Lucknow and the silks of Banaras, all at one place. The Crafts Fair and the Food fair of Taj Mahotsav have their own attraction. Some folk dances such as Dundelkhand and 'Nautanki' of Uttar Pradesh, 'Sapera' dance of Rajasthan, the dance of snake charmers and Lavani of Maharashtra is also organized during the festival that always captured the attention of tourists.
Search Engine Optimization: Know Before You Go
Many companies decide on a whim to jump on the SEO bandwagon without really understanding the ramifications. While SEO is becoming more and more vital to a successful business model, there are many things that need to be considered before moving forward. Below are a few points to get the juices flowing.
Seems like a simple thing, but you need to know how SEO will fit into the overall marketing objectives of your company. What will it accomplish? What do you want it to accomplish? Don’t just do SEO because everyone else is doing it. Do it for a specific reason.
13 Takeaways from HubSpot’s The Science of Timing Webinar #TimeSci
Posted By Jaime on Mar 29th, 2011
HubSpot hosted a great webinar today with social media expert Dan Zarella on The Science of Timing, a primer on best practices for timing your emails, social media updates, and blog posts. Dan has been conducting timing-based research over the past two years and compiled his knowledge into a wealth of tips and takeaways for marketers with questions like “When’s the best time to send that email?” and much more.
Here are some of the most useful takeaways we heard:
Twitter & Facebook Timing Tips
Retweet activity is heaviest between 2 – 5 PM (EST). Tweet later in the day and later in the week for best results.Saturdays and Sundays are amongst the highest days for Twitter click-through rate (CTR).@DanZarella says: “Don’t be afraid to tweet too much!” If anything, tweet MORE!“Don’t crowd your content; give your links some breathing room. If you post a link on Twitter, let it marinate before tweeting again.Weekends are the best time for sharing things on Facebook.For marketing purposes, there is very little difference between a B2B consumer and a B2C consumer when it comes to timing of social media communications.Email Timing Tips
Email open rates AND bounce rates tend to be higher on the weekends because people are able to give more attention to emails then.Best email practice: send email blasts early in the morning to take advantage of contra-competitive timing. (Contra-competitive timing = when you go against the grain of crowd timing to have more of a chance to be heard and get your content noticed.)The newer a subscriber is to your to your email list, the more likely they are to open your emails and click on the links.Blog Timing Tips
Blog post pageviews are highest on Mondays.Posting a blog on the weekend is your best bet for getting the most amount of comments.Blog posts published early, between 6 – 7 AM (EST), tend to get the most links because of the linkerati’s ravenous material-sourcing habits.Blog more frequently! There is very little benefit to blogging infrequently.Want to read more timing tips? Follow the #TimeSci hashtag on Twitter to follow along with the conversation.
Comments(2)How Keyword Research and Competitive Search Fuels Display Campaigns
Posted By Jaime on Mar 4th, 2011
This article by Hollis Thomases originally appeared in ClickZ on February 22, 2011.
Traditionally, the worlds of online display advertising and search marketing have mainly operated in silos. The two tactics may both be part of the bigger online strategy, but the people involved with search generally do not really work in or understand display and vice-versa. Lately however, it feels like there’s a greater interest in fusing the two worlds together, maybe fueled by the diversion of traffic away from search and into social media and/or Google’s rebranding of its Content Network into Display Network. Regardless, when the search and display professionals come together, a lot can be gained from the sharing of information. Today, let me give my media planning brethren some tips from the search side.
Keywords Tell a Lot
For the online media strategist, an existing PPC campaign can be a goldmine of information. Keyword performance can help sculpt various directions of the campaign from its creative concepts, messaging and copywriting to identifying sites to target for placements or new niche opportunities. Don’t have an existing PPC campaign to turn to? Consider a bit of keyword research in the vein of a start-up PPC campaign for all the same insights mentioned previously.
Begin by using the same keyword research tools a PPC specialist would:
Web analytics: Understanding what keywords are already driving traffic to the site and where that traffic travels throughout the site and if that traffic converts into the desired action can be quite revealing. Doing a gap analysis of the advertiser’s objectives versus what they’re actually achieving should provide the media strategist with some informative insights and direction.Google’s AdWords Keyword Tool: The “granddaddy” of free keyword research tools, this tool allows you to gauge the popularity or importance of a keyword or keyword phrase based upon its search volume, while at the same time identifying other related keyword phrases. The tool lets you manipulate your query in all sorts of ways, for example, limiting results by geography, by type device accessing the search, by product category, and more. Once served, you can also manipulate and sort the data. In the below example, limiting results to the Anti-Aging category, I queried for some skincare keywords as searched for on mobile devices within the U.S. and then sorted by the most popular U.S. searches.
You can take your favorite keywords from this list and toggle over to the Traffic Estimator to get some projections on volume and cost, both of which the media buyer might want to use for perspective if you’re trying to deliver a direct response campaign through display advertising and needs to negotiate CPMs on an eCPA basis.
Useful Information From Competitive Search
In addition to datamining existing advertiser and generic public assets, it can be useful to apply the same techniques as above to some of the free and paid competitive search tools. Google AdWords’ Analyze Competition feature, SEMRush, and SpyFu are all free or quasi-free tools. The Search Monitor, a for-fee platform, gives all kinds of juicy information about competitors as well as trademark infringements and affiliate miscreants. AdGooroo, also a for-fee platform, has some similar elements as The Search Monitor along with a “Display Insight” feature which can definitely be exploited by a media planner/buyer.
Another Thing You Can Do With Keywords
I’m a big fan of contextual advertising, much of which is based on keywords, so your campaign may only perform as well as you’ve compiled a sound list of proven keywords to provide to your vendors. Your contextual network representative can tell you not only how many impressions they estimate, but also what related keywords you might have missed and other opportunities to exploit your list.
Want to hear more on this topic? Come hear me speak on the “Crossing the Digital Divide: The Leap from Search to Display” panel at the Search Engine Strategies Conference in New York next month!
Comments(0)How Search Insights Inform Display Ad Buying
Posted By WebAdvantage.net on Mar 31st, 2011
This article by Hollis Thomases originally appeared in ClickZ on March 22, 2011.
Online media strategy can be as easy or as difficult as the planner and buyer choose to make it…but not without consequences. You could do a simple ad network buy, which makes things easy but doesn’t come with as much control, transparency, or targeting as the strategy might require. The much-hyped, real-time bidding (RTB) route of online media buying – which is generally for large-scale, audience-profile-driven branded buys and currently predominated by remnant (unsold) ad space – isn’t the right fit for all kinds or sizes of advertisers. In the “old school” approach, the fulfillment of the online media strategy gets dictated by the media plan, and to develop that plan you’re still likely to want to conduct some media research. Though there are plenty of media research tools out there, let’s now focus on how search can inform the media plan.
Datamine Web Analytics and On-Site Search
If at all possible, get access to the advertiser’s Web analytics and any other marketing software tools they have implemented on their site. They are a treasure trove of little information nuggets that can aid in your research. Web analytics can reveal:
Referring keywords: Keywords that visitors used in their organic and paid search queries to find the advertiser’s site give you a glimpse into the customer mindset. These keywords can then be used directly in other forms of keyword-driven ad buys, like contextual, or can play a role in idea generation for other media placements.Referring sites: Referring sites indicate which websites drive the most traffic to the advertiser’s. Are there advertising opportunities on those sites? Can you find similar sites with advertising opportunities?If the advertiser’s site has a built-in search function, you should also datamine these internal search queries to find out which content visitors seek the most and what keywords they’re using to find it. Use this information as you would the above.
Simple Search
Unless you know clearly where you want to place all your ad dollars, your online media research may begin at the humble search bar. Use the keyword list you’ve developed from your previous datamining efforts. Mere search engine query results can not only yield concrete ad buying opportunities, but scanning these results can also give us other subtle insights – discussion topics or product reviews on blogs or social sites, pages with links to other relevant sites, content ideas for sponsorships – these all can be revealed through simple searches.
Google Tools
Most SEMers are already familiar with many of the tools Google offers, but don’t think of them in terms of online media. Here’s how you can connect the dots:
AdWords Keyword Tool: If you want to judge the popularity or importance or a keyword based upon its search volume, turn to this simple tool using the keyword list you culled. See if particular queries spark media placement ideas you hadn’t previously thought of.Google Trends: Simply put, Google Trends shows you wha’t's “hot.” It displays Hot Topics and Hot Searches. Take a look at which topics and search terms are more popular (and conversely, which search terms are trending down). Your campaign strategy may even be to just piggyback on what’s trending upward at the moment.Insights for Search: Although it looks similar to Google Trends, Insights is algorithmically different and digs much deeper. Use it to compare keywords, see historical activity on those keywords, drill down by geography, and even identify related news headlines, the sources of which might play into your media placement ideas.Wonder Wheel: For the more visual-minded media planner, Google search’s built-in Wonder Wheel tool shows you related search terms arranged in a wheel shape. Drilling into related terms will create new wheels with more related terms, and so on. Again, see if these lead to new ideas for media placements. To use the Wonder Wheel, do a simple Google search, then click the “Wonder Wheel” link from the left column of available search tools.AdWords Placement Tool: Accessed only from within the AdWords dashboard, this can be an incredibly valuable tool for finding ad placement opportunities. You can either enter in a list of keywords to find relevant sites, or the URL of a known site for which you want to find similar sites. Google returns an extensive list of sites that can be sorted by impressions per day to see where the most active advertising real estate is.Ad Planner: This helps you identify websites where your target customers are likely to visit. Enter in the domain of a known website to see traffic statistics, keywords that referred traffic there, audience interests, and find related sites (“sites also visited”) and more.Crowdsourcing Your Research
Google’s own research has revealed that 20 to 25 percent of search queries are unique ones that have never been searched before. This means that search tools like Google’s are only as smart as the keywords people are commonly using. But what about those less common and long tail search phrases that might otherwise be considered uncharted territory? New concepts, products, and ideas are likely too “young” for search tools to give you much valuable data about them. Don’t despair – you can also datamine crowdsourcing and social networking media to gather media planning insights:
Twitter Search: Whether you tweet or don’t, you can use Twitter Search to get an immediate pulse on practically any topic. Over 190 million users actively dialog on a variety of subjects, and many tweets contain links which in turn might reveal good advertising opportunities (not to mention there’s always Twitter’s own advertising options, Promoted Tweets and Promoted Topics to buy!)Quora: “A continually improving collection of questions and answers created, edited, and organized by everyone who uses it.” The quality and integrity of the answers provided by the Quora community make it a valuable research tool. Type any keyword or topic into the search bar, and Quora will start auto-suggesting questions related to your query. Drill into any of the questions to see the answers – including links – that people have provided.LinkedIn Signal: Signal is a recently launched LinkedIn feature that functions very similarly to a Facebook or Twitter stream in that it shows you a stream of updates from other LinkedIn users. Signal has extensive filtering options, such as by company name, location, or industry, that enable you to create a very focused stream. Use Signal’s search feature to find related updates from LinkedIn professionals for any given keyword or topic. If there’s a lot of activity around a particularly relevant keyword or topic on LinkedIn, you may even want to conduct a LinkedIn ad campaign.Of course, it’s certainly not necessary to go through all of these possibilities every time you want to build a media plan and buy online advertising. Use the other media planning tools at your disposal when you can. Know, too, that if you have an odd type of product to market or tough-to-define audience end user, a little research ingenuity can go a long way to helping you build a rational plan!
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Vrindavan,Vrindavan India,Vrindavan Temples
Virndavan India situated just 15 kilometers away from Mathura and 60 kilometers away from Delhi, Vrindavan is a sacred destination of the Hindus and is valued for its association with the life of Lord Krishna. There are as many as 4,000 temples in Vrindavan, most of them devoted to Lord Krishna.
Vrindavan is also connected to the life and times of Krishna. In fact, Vrindavan boasts of the largest cluster of temples in the Braj region. Most of Vrindavan temples are very old and can be easily classified as 'Ancient Temple'. The place had a huge Jungle in the days of Krishna. The city includes many hundreds of temples dedicated to the worship of Radha and Krishna and is considered sacred by a number of spiritual traditions such as Gaudiya Vaishnavism, Vaishnavism, and Hinduism in general.
Vrindavan is famous as the place where Krishna indulges in adolescent pranks like flirting with milkmaids and stealing their clothes while they bathed in the river. Krishna, his brother Balarama and his cowherd friends stole butter, engaged in childhood pranks and fought with demons. Besides these activities, Krishna is also described as meeting Radha.
Today, Vrindavan is renowned for its numerous temples. The massive red sandstone Gobind Dev Temple is the most inspiring building in Vrindavan. The name means in Hindi, 'Divine Cowherd' or Krishna. Architecturally Gobind Dev Temple is one of the most striking Hindu temples in northern India. It was constructed in the year 1590 by Raja Man Singh of Amber. Other major significant temples in Vrindavan include Madan Mohan Temple built by Kapoor Ram Das of Multan, Banke-Bihari Temple, built in 1864, Radha Vallabh Temple set up by the Radha - Vallabh Sampradaya, Shah Ji Temple, built by Shah Kundan Lal of Lucknow and Ranga Ji Temple, built in 1851.
Content Marketing Optimization Session with Lee Odden – PubCon 2010
If content can be searched, it can be optimized.
What are your customers’ content preferences? How do they discover? Consume? Share? Create a profile of your audience(s).
Use tools to create personas of data
Demographic info from Quantcast, CompeteKeyword info from SEMRush, GoogleEngagement info from PostRankSocial network info from Flowtown, RapleafCreate an editorial spreadsheet to plan all content that includes:
TopicKeywordsMedia TypePlaces Repost/Repurpose Content (Newsletter, Slideshare)Places to Promote (Facebook, Twitter, etc)The SEO Content Cycle
Create & promote optimized contentContent is noticed, shared, & visibility growsExposure attracts more subscribers, fans, friends, linksIncrease links and exposure grows search & referral trafficTraffic & community provides data that you can research, develop to further grow social networks for content & SEORepurposing Content Example
Upload video to YouTubeEmbed in a blog post with show notesPost screen shots from video to FlickrUpload images and text as a story in a PowerPoint or PDF, upload to .docstoc, Scribd, etc.Takeaways
Develop & optimize content with customers personas in mindThink like a publisher and create an editorial planDevelop channels of distribution & social linksLeverage both web & social media analyticsWhy Multiple Domains are Mostly Bad for SEO
It happens all the time, and causes me to scratch my head in complete confusion every time: Someone I’m working with on SEO will own multiple domains for the same business. I don’t mean that they have a couple related domains, I mean the same business and same offerings or services on more than one domain.
I usually find out about these domains in one of two ways: I find them through poking around and investigating the site (and the client usually acts like it’s some sort of dirty secret), or, they come to me about the domains and want more than one site to show up at the top of the search results.
I’ll be honest, I’m not usually a happy camper when I get this news; mostly because the secondary domains tend to have duplicate content (if you’re not aware, duplicate content is a bad thing). That being said, however, there is such thing as effectively using multiple domains (although I don’t recommend it). There are two main tactics commonly employed with owning multiple domains. Keep in mind that I’m going to keep an SEO perspective on these and only lightly touch on other marketing sectors.
Some businesses are worried that competitors will buy keyword oriented domains thereby pushing their own site into obscurity. This can lead to a panic shopping spree of domains. The idea is that as long as they own the available domains, there is less chance of a competitor beating them in the rankings. While there is some merit to this tactic, it will have no effect on your SEO at all. Nor do I believe that it will really have much effect in blocking out your competitors. You can’t think of all the domain variations and buy them all, and if you buy too many, it can get expensive just to maintain them. Any competitor can rank better by offering better content and getting more links regardless of domain name.
As a side note, if you do this tactic, you had better make sure that all of your domains are redirected toward your main domain using a 301 redirect.
In buying multiple domains, some companies want to simply dominate the search results. Buy having multiple sites on the first page, you can get that much more traffic, right? In theory, yes, and it has on occasion happened. However, there are some fairly serious drawbacks to this:
Doesn’t work on brick-and-mortar stores — If you have a single physical location, it’s not a good idea to have multiple websites. You’ll confuse your visitors and customers, and I personally avoid having two websites with the same address. Google doesn’t want to have multiple sites from the same business (as it doesn’t provide good results) and I consider this to be one short step away from spam. Duplicate content woes — Because you can’t use the content from another site, you will have to write all new content. Considering how hard it is to write content for sites as it is, not to mention the allocation of resources to get it written, I wish luck to anyone writing content for a whole new site.Double branding all the way! — You have branding issues with two sites. Does one site become higher-end and the lower-end? Do you keep the prices the same? For that matter, what names are you even going to use on the site? If you have a phone number, how do you answer the phone? While there are certainly going to be exceptions (such as targeting different demographics), such a chaotic and divisive branding effort comes with a lot of risks and extra work.This is less of a tactic, and more of a “must do,” and is therefore my exception to multiple domains. It’s an exception because all of the problems above do not apply when you get into other countries. In fact, in order to have the best results in international SEO, you’ll need to have a country specific TLD (or top level domain). For example, if you’re doing business in England, you will have a hard time ranking without a .co.uk domain. You can still rank without a country level TLD, but it’s an uphill battle. And by uphill, I mean Rocky Mountains-type uphill.
One final (and big) point to that I would like to reiterate. If you really intend to own and run multiple domains and get these sites to show up in the search results, you will have to double your SEO work. There are no shortcuts, freebies, or quick rankings that you can get, even if you are already ranking well for your main domain. In fact, a new domain and site will be significantly harder to rank than a site that has history and some authority already built. I highly recommend that indented listings (or secondary pages for the same site showing up underneath the first main listing) be the primary goal before attempting to achieve multiple domains in the same search.
Tags: Multiple Domains, seo
Tools for Competitive Intelligence Session – PubCon 2010
A quick recap of content from a competitive analysis session of PubCon 2010 with Matt Siltala, Michael Streko, Michael Gray, and Andy Beal.
Matt Siltala
Things to identify about the competition:
Hubs. Check PRWeb search, Digg, or article site search to see what’s being said about your competition, what they’re doing, and even which keywords they’re going after. You can make a spreadsheet of keywords that are being targeted by your competitors. Check local review sites to see which specials are being offered.
Tools. Use AuthorityLabs to put competitors side by side with keywords and identify areas to attack.
Social Media. You can use Social Media For Firefox plugin, Knowem, Who’s Talkin, Twitter Search/Lists, Image Search, SEO For Firefox plugin to identify.
Do “link:www.competitor.com” together with the Social Media For Firefox plugin to identify the best content.
Identify competitor keywords. What your competitors may be using may be converting better than your keywords. Test with Adsense. Make sure you’ve got enough good content on your site around your competitors’ keywords.
Michael Streko
Ways to find the “Next Move” of the company you’re looking at:
Search their code.Check out their Robots.txt. You could find a test site, pictures, a new product or domain, etc.Google search for possible partners.Check http://dotheyfolloweachother.com to see who people in your competitors’ organization are close to.Follow their company on LinkedIn.com Fan the Facebook page. If someone leaves, call them right away and find out why.Know Who Links To ThemRead their content, don’t be afraid to email a site linking to a page that has out-of-date content and request a new link to your better version of content. Use incompetence to your advantage.Become an affiliate of your competitors’ sites, find out “earnings per click” to get a good idea of traffic.Non-Internet Bonus Tactic: call your competitor and walk through the process.Michael Gray
Using Blekk0.com – use “/adsense=XXXXXXXX” with the Adsense code or analytics code and get a list of competitor sites.Use Tineye.com to see where an individual has other profiles and whether they are legitimate.Quarkbase will show popularity of content.Use a Google search for “submitted on” OR “submitted by” OR “discovered by” OR “posted by” to determine which content is being submitted and by whom. Identify the pattern of content “sneezers” when new content is being promoted/submitted. Try to get into the circle. TwitterCircles.com will help you identify who competitors are connecting with.Andy Beal
Look for customer rants. Poach clients, promote your alternative, improve your own products and services to avoid these same issues.Look for any negativity coming from competitor employees or clients. Blow on the spark that lights the fuse.Use Twitter. Use custom parameters at search.twitter.com and set up competitive searches. If X employee talks to Y employee about Z keyword, track it. Export as RSS. Take advantage of private Twitter lists.DomainTools.com/Registrant-Alert/ and /Mark-Alert will let you spy on competitors to find out when they’re registering new domains.Oodle.com/job helps spy on job listings. Look up competitors’ name and create an RSS feed then aggregate multiple competitors.Tags: Competitive Analysis, pubcon 2010
Golden Triangle with Tiger Tour,Wildlife Sanctuary India
On your arrival at Delhi you will be received with warm welcome by our Golden Triangle with Tiger Tour representative from Airport. You will be assisted for lodging to hotel of your choice and en- route you may enjoy Delhi sightseeing at a glance. Relax and overnight stay in Delhi at the hotel with enjoying the Indian cuisine dinner.
After the morning breakfast at the hotel, enjoy exploring the most tourist attractions in Delhi like- the Rajghat (cremation sites of Mahatma Gandhi), Jama Masjid, Red Fort, Lotus temple, Qutub Miniar, the Chandni Chowk area, Humayun's Tomb, Lakshminarayan Temple and the India Gate. Golden Triangle Travel representative will drop you to hotel for your overnight comfortable Delhi stay.
Early morning drive to railway station to board the super fast air-conditioned train to Agra. Breakfast in the train. Arrive Agra City in approx. 02 hours. Taj and tiger tour operator will arrange to visit Taj Mahal and the Agra Fort. The Taj Mahal, a symbol of eternal love of a Mughal king and his queen which is counted as a world’s wonder and it is also known as world’s heritage site and considered as the most beautiful historic monument in the world. Also visit Sikandra, the tomb of Akbar. Explore other tourist places in Agra. Overnight Agra stay arrangement will be made in hotel at Agra.
Take morning breakfast and drive to Bharatpur - lying between the city of Agra and Jaipur in the north-west is famous as Keoladeo Ghana bird sanctuary which is a home to an astonishing range of flora and fauna. En-route visiting Fatehpur Sikri-a perfectly preserved red sandstone “ghost town” which was the estranged capital of mughal emperor Akbar, built in 1569 and deserted when its water supply failed. You will also see amazing Bulund Darwaza - the largest gateway in the world, and the Tomb of Sheikh Salim Chisti, a renowned Sufi saint of India Arrive Bharatpur and transfer to hotel. Rest of the day at leisure. Night stay in Bharatpur.
Enjoy an exciting bird watching trek, boat ride through marshes and lagoons within the park, or enjoy the natural activities of birds. After the sightseeing, you will be drive to Ranthambhore- famous for the wildlife sanctuary India which is said to have the India’s friendliest Tigers and also considered to be the best place in the world to photograph the tiger in its natural habitat. Arrive Ranthambhore & transfer to hotel. Night stay in Ranthambhore.
Ranthambhor is considered among the best National Park in India with abandoned fort, lakes and above all friendly tigers. Explore these all attractions during your tigers tour india. This India National Park is habitat of Tiger, jackal, hyena, sloth bear, leopard, cheetal, and mongoose and many other flora and fauna. Your night stay arrangement will be made in Ranthambhore forest resort.
Early morning drive to the Jaipur City. On arrival at Jaipur, check in to the hotel and take rest for a while. In the evening, explore the markets of Jaipur and see the multicolored bazaars of Jaipur and enjoy the bright and romantic Jaipur. Stay overnight at hotel.
It is difficult to see all tourist attractions in jaipur in a single day, so you are at Jaipur for one more day. Here you will enjoy Jaipur sightseeing namely- the Amber Fort, the Jaigarh Fort and the Nahargarh Fort. You will also visit other Jaipur sights like the Hawa Mahal- (Palace of winds), the City Square & Palace, and Albert hall museum. Evening of Jaipur is quite lovely & you will enjoy much to watch it. Evening transfer to railway station to board the air conditioned train to Delhi, Dinner in the train. Arrive Delhi & transfer to hotel. Night stay in Delhi.
On arrival at Delhi, your airport transfer arrangement will be made to board your return flight back to your own destination. Enjoy the sweet memory of your Delh - Agra - Bharatpur - Ranthambhore - Jaipur Tour.
Happy Birthday to Us!
Posted By WebAdvantage.net on Apr 6th, 2011
Today is Web Ad.vantage’s 13th birthday! It’s hard to believe it has been thirteen years since we first opened our doors, and even harder to believe how much our industry has changed since then. Since 1998, Web Ad.vantage has been providing clients with innovative digital marketing solutions and exceptional customer service. It’s a winning formula we haven’t changed since we first began in this business, and one we’re quite sure is the reason we have continued to thrive as an agency for so long.
Agency president Hollis Thomases took the opportunity to thank the Web Ad.vantage team and its extended friends and family for helping to make Web Ad.vantage what it is today.
“I’m so grateful to you all for helping us get here, including those of you who are no longer here but still with us in spirit! It’s been quite the ride so far, and if we’re lucky, maybe we’ll celebrate another thirteen more!”
—Hollis Thomases
We’re thrilled to be celebrating our thirteenth year, and are very much excited about what the future will bring! If you’re curious about what we’ll be developing or keeping up with our news, we’d like to take this opportunity to invite you to join our email list.
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