2009 May | Letters From Dan

Getting to the Top of Google – A Twitter Clinic

This Twitter Clinic was posted May 18th at 1:00 pm. Please follow me on Twitter so we can chat live during the clinics.

Today’s Twitter Clinic is about Getting to the top of Google’s search results – for common words – not your company name. To start, if

you tell people that you’re #1 on Google but are only #1 for your company name – that’s just rude and misleading. If you Google your company

This clinic was posted May 15th, 2009 at 1:00 pm. on Twitter. Please follow me on Twitter so we can converse live there!

I set up a blog for a friend yesterday. He doesn’t quite understand the idea of the blog yet -but he’s very excited to be doing one.

So I thought I’d teach him and realized that lots of people aren’t really sure what a blog does. So this is my What is a Blog Twitter Clinic

This clinic was posted on Twitter April 30th at 4:00 pm. Please follow me on Twitter; to see more clinics and converse live.

My Twitter Topic today is how to use Google AdWords – that’s the ads you see on the side of the SERP (Search results page). To start,

It’s not easy to use AdWords successfully, lots of people lose money doing it. That’s because they don’t understand specificity.

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This clinic was posted on May 4th at 8:00 p.m. Follow me on Twitter; to see these clinics and converse live.

So today’s twitter clinic is on “making your Facebook group” go viral. The first step is the name. It’s got to be exciting. A name like.

People who like cheese” is not going to make it. “Cheese-heads Unite! and Take up Arms” might – the idea is exciting.

I posted this Twitter Clinic on Twitter at 10:13 May, 12th. Please follow me to see more Twitter Clinic’s live:

So tonite’s Twitter Clinic is on traffic generation to your site. I’m not an expert (though who is) but I definitely get it.

So who do you want coming to your site/blog/facebook page? That’s the first step. You’re likely to have keywords. Write them down.

Last updated by DanRMorris at May 16, 2011.