Dee Kumar

SEO Powersuite Experiment – The ultimate test of Link Assistant tools

For the next 6 months I am going to be testing and reviewing a very powerful SEO software package, by the name of SEO Powersuite, by Link Assistant. It may be the most in-depth case study into software, where I will show you all the pro’s and con’s associated with the software in a truly honest experiment. I’m not interested in using it once and posting a rather meaningless review, I wanted to test the software in a more robust way, something that had some meaning and perhaps even showed the product’s potential for long term results. Here is a ...

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3 Interesting Ways to Make Money from Your Free Reports and Giveaways

Many people will tell you that the money is in the list (or more precisely Active List), especially for Online Marketing. What this means is that when you capture visitors information you have an opportunity to market to them numerous times, rather than simply the once when they visit your site. So many people resort to giving away free information in order to attract people to their lists. I do exactly this, because if you look at the right side of this post you will see a opt in box here you can obtain my acclaimed report ‘Four Magic Words’ for ...

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Creating Social Proof on your site – February Challenge update

Since restarting this blog over the New Years break, I set out my ambitious plan to reach 50,000 page views by the end of the year. Each of my goals is broken down into smaller manageable targets in order to allow for constant reflecting and tweaking. The problem with year long goals, and why I dislike them is that you never really look at them again until the end of the year (I go into detail on this popular post: Why SMART goals do not work). Social Proof Part of the journey towards 50,000 page views per month involves creating ...

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The end of Market Samurai? The art of risk assessment and how relying on Google can be a mistake

If you have been involved with Online Marketing for any amount of time then you will surely have heard of Market Samurai. It is promoted by many marketers and bloggers as the ‘must have tool’. It always you to research competitors website information including ranking, backlinks and other basic data. In reality you can do almost everything it does online for free already, perhaps the tool just made it easier to organize and store your research. You paid a one time fee and could use the software ‘forever’. I often wondered why so many people promoted it so heavily. I ...

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Organizing your blog – The art of keeping your readers engaged

Organizing your blog Almost all blog software works in an identical way: Super easy so that anyone can do it. Organizing you blog is no different. All it takes is a little thought before you start writing and you will be able to keep your readers engaged for a long time. This will help the reader feel engaged with your site, making them more likely to bookmark it, tell others about it and of course to return in the future. Why you need to Organize your blog Remember, your blog is like a shop, you have to attract people ...

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Is your website user friendly? How thinking about buses can help set you apart from the competition

German buses in Munich are really cool. They are designed to be ultra user friendly and give the user the easiest experience. So when I was a new comer to Munich, I never had any fear of getting lost when getting from one place to another. Let me explain how I used to make most of my journeys. Munich has a central travel website run by the transport hub MVV. A user can go to this website, change the language to English and enter their start point, their end destination and the time they need to be there. They then ...

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How to choose a name for your website

Eastman Kodak, or simply Kodak to you and me has an interesting tale of how its name came be. George Eastman the founder was very fond of the letter K, so much so that he is quoted as saying ‘it seems a strong, incisive sort of letter’. Bizarre but there we go. He asked his mother to come up with a name for his company with the requirements that the name should be short, impossible to mispronounce and bear no resemblance to anything else so its products would only ever be associated with its name. She sat down with an ...

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My Challenge Expanded: How I will reach 50,000 monthly page views

Earlier this year I set out my goals for 2012. Three very simple goals but with real meaning behind them. You can read the complete list and why I decided to make this years goals public here: Dee Kumar’s Challenge. If you have read it, you know exactly why I failed miserably in 2011. Not due to lack of effort, but simply putting all my efforts into other successful projects and totally forgetting what I had originally set out to do. I learnt many lessons from 2011 and put them in this article which forms the basis of today’s post: ...

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What is an RSS Feed and how does it work?

What is an RSS Feed and how does it work? RSS is a very common word that is bounced around the Online community. RSS really stands for : Really Simple Syndication – where syndication implies the distribution of your content. So in essence RSS is a really simple way of distributing your content out for others to read. Traditional method of surfing the Internet Lets think back a few years before the days of Facebook and social media. You would surf around the internet and come across some useful sites, some of which would be blog providing very good ...

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Ultra human productivity –Six unique tips on how to increase your productivity today

The vast majority of people, especially entrepreneurs often face issues with productivity from time to time. Sometimes, it can become a very serious issue with many people finding that they spend hours or even days without actually producing anything useful. I know, I was once there too. It is often an accumulation of many years of bad habits that naturally build up and build up to cause us problems. Sometimes it can be a certain life events that knocked us out of shape. Sometimes it could just simply be that we need to take stock of where our lives are ...

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