Step #1: Market Research
Step #2: Keyword Research
Step #3: Video Optimization
Step #4: Video Uploading Software

With your market research, you need to realize that videos do get ranked by the search engines, but generally this will happen with less competitive markets and keyword phrases. For example, a couple of weeks ago we helped a friend get some pretty good Google rankings through video marketing in order to drive more customers to her local hair salon. Even though she was competing with hundreds of other salons, her competition was still next to nothing because not very many salon owners are internet marketers.

If you are in a competitive market, your videos can still get top search engine rakings, but you’ll have to work harder on your keyword research and go after very specific keyword phrases. For example, a video optimized for the phrase “internet marketing” isn’t going to make it to Google’s front page, but a video optimized for the phrase “online marketing for beginners” could because it is a phrase that few people optimize for and it still gets monthly searches according to my secret keyword tool (which isn’t so secret, it’s the Google AdWords keyword tool).

When I optimize my videos, I simply make sure that I start off my title with my target keyword phrase and then include that keyword and other similar keyword phrases in the tags. I also will occasionally make sure to include those similar keyword phrases in the description of my video.

My 4th step is using a video uploading software. My favorite video uploading software is found at www.videotrafficandleads.com. If you only upload to YouTube, your videos may or may not make it to the front page. If you upload to various video sharing sites, then you improve your chances. I continue to upload videos according to the target keyword phrases that I want to dominate until I have a large amount of the front page listings for Google. Now that’s what I call REAL free Google advertising!

Daniel Pereira

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http://www.google.com/webmasters/tools

Some of you are familiar with Google Webmaster Central, and some of you probably aren’t. If you aren’t then you’ll need to know that the #1 most important thing you can do at Google Webmaster Central is submit a sitemap to Google.

What will this do? Well, submitting a sitemap will provide Google with a “map” to your site, allowing them to more easily spider your site. You can also tell Google how often they should spider your site for new content.

Won’t your site get spidered naturally? Well, sometimes, and it usually will take a while if you haven’t submitted a sitemap. If you want your site spidered more often, then you MUST submit a sitemap to Google. This is my biggest secret for RSSEO (what I call Really Simple Search Engine Optimization), but most people will still never submit a sitemap. Why? Because they don’t know how to write one. Well, guess what, neither do I! I cheat and use a simple software program that writes my sitemaps for me. Here is a special link for your to download a free trial version of the INSPYDER Sitemap Creator:

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Enjoy your new Google exposure!

Daniel Pereira

“Why does anyone pay for advertising with Google? If you know anything about SEO and work at it a bit, you get great placement for free.”

Now, the person who wrote this post was confused, and I now understand why. You see, getting free advertising on Google is easy but few people know how to do it. We are all taught in the beginning to just pay for Google AdWords, and the truth is, this is the most easy thing you can do for traffic, if you don’t get “slapped” with $1, $2, and $5 clicks. Now here’s the funny thing: The type of websites that do get slapped by Google are the types of sites that also don’t get free advertising from Google. But, if those website owners learn how to get free advertising from Google, then they won’t need to use AdWords as much. Crazy right?

Well, yes, it is kind of crazy. And I’m proof of it. I got slapped by Google, and hard! I learned that I needed to improve the content on my site in order to undo that slap, but then I started getting so much free traffic from Google, I decided to stop paying for AdWords.

If you haven’t had the chance to read my free eBook “How to Reverse The Google Slap For Free Google Traffic,” then download it here:

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Daniel Pereira

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Step #1: Market Research
Step #2: Keyword Research
Step #3: Staying consistent With My Posts

The steps I take are different if I want to get free advertising using my videos, articles, or through a social networking site. These are the 3 steps I take with my blogs.

In step #1 you’ll learn that if you are in a market like mine, you are going to want to target specific keyword phrases with minimal competition. You can make it to the top of Google for harder keyword phrases, but there are thousands of people you may be competing against. I recommend you find a target market that you can dominate that isn’t already full of internet marketers.

In step #2 I use one of my favorite keyword research tools: https://adwords.google.com/select/KeywordToolExternal. This is the step where the magic happens. I find keyword phrases (in this blog post “free Google advertising”) where there is little or no advertising competition. If there is no advertising competition, then there is usually little competition amongst marketers optimizing for those keyword phrases. I usually will double check by heading on over to Google to see what my competition looks like.

Step #3 is the reason why you might see me post 7 to 10 similar blog posts within a couple of weeks. I will post my blogs targeting the keyword phrases that I desire according to how long it takes me to get to the first page of Google. Once I am there I then see if it will be worth my efforts to keep posting in order to get to the #1 spot on Google.

Daniel Pereira

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So, here was the basic concept behind that product. First, you spend a good amount of money in order to get the number one spots for many of the keywords that you would choose for your business on Google. Then you find a bunch of websites that are related to what your website does, but that aren’t necessarily direct competitors. For example, if you sell tents, then you may want to contact a company that sells other camping gear. Once you contact that company, what you basically want to do is sell them advertising space on your website. You would charge them a monthly fee to do this. Once you find enough websites that will purchase advertising space on your website, then all of your AdWords can be paid for through that advertising.

Even though I know that this concept would work, this is not the route that I would want to get in order to get free advertising on Google. The main reason why I wouldn’t want to do this is because I am greedy and I don’t want other people’s advertisements on my website. It’s my space for selling and I don’t want it selling your stuff. The second reason why I wouldn’t want to do this is because I know I can spend my time getting “free AdWords” through other free traffic generation techniques. Basically, I have discovered some easy ways to getting your content indexed and ranked on the search engines, so I don’t want to waste my time contacting other websites in order to sell them advertising space on my website.

One of the tactics that I use is through what I am doing right now. I am posting a blog to my website. It really is only taking me about 20 minutes time to write this post, and it will only take me a few minutes more to post this blog. So, with this post I am only spending about 30 minutes of my time. I have set up and optimized my blog and website so that every time I write a new post, it starts generating free traffic to my website. You can see that I have links on my blog so that people can click and learn about products that I promote or sell that will actually make me some money. So, if I can get the free blog traffic, and then if I can drive that traffic to my product pages, then I am making money.

Daniel Pereira

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