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How to get Exposure for your Ecommerce Site without SEO

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How To Boost Exposure For Your Website Without SEO</h2>
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SEO
 or search engine optimization is one method, but for some online 
businesses – particularly ecommerce businesses – there’s too much 
competition for first page search results. This post discusses four 
proven methods for driving referral traffic to your website and building brand exposure even if your site doesn’t appear on the first page of Google search results.</h3>
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 There Are Four Methods for Increasing Website Exposure & Referral Traffic For Ecommerce Website 
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1. Build an email list from your existing website visitors Every
 website should have an email signup. However, this method is slightly 
different because it offers a purchase incentive to visitors. This can 
be a coupon that the visitor can use immediately on the site to buy 
something. For example, XYZ.com offers people 15% off select products if
 they sign up for the email list. 
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 2. Incorporate products into your blog Another
 way to build exposure and referral traffic is to create a blog with 
great content that features some of the products that you sell or 
services that you provide. If you go to some any other ecommerce site 
that sells clothes and shoes and other fashion brands. However, if you 
go to the his blog, they do a great job of incorporating their products 
into great content. 
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 3. Create expert advice videos Another
 way to get exposure for your website without SEO is to create content 
that appeals to your target audience but doesn’t even talk about the 
products or services that you offer and you can do with the youtube you can post your videos in to the youtube. 
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4. Guest posting Yet
 another way to boost exposure for your website without SEO is to guest 
post on someone else’s blog. If I were doing this, I would search Google
 for something like “small business technology” + “guest post”, and then
 I would go through the various sites and pick the site with the most 
comments. As you can see, the key to promoting your website 
without SEO revolves around creating great content. You want great 
content that appeals to your target customer and a variety of vehicles 
for getting that content in front of them. 
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How to get Exposure for your Ecommerce Site without SEO

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6 Ways to Create an Effective Facebook Ad Campaign

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6 Ways to Make More Out of Your Facebook Ad Campaign </h2>
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It can be hard to learn how to create effective advertising when you 
first get into social media marketing, but there are some guidelines you
 can follow for good results.  
 
That's what you will get here, 6 
ways to create a Facebook marketing campaign that will boost your sales 
and jump start your business.  
 
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1. Don’t Let Facebook Do Your Bidding If
 you’re advertising a Facebook Page, Event, or App, and you don’t pay 
close attention, you might think you’re only option is to let Facebook 
optimize your ad on a CPM basis. The advanced model allows you to not 
only set your own CPM bids, but also to switch over to CPC pricing. In 
other words, Facebook is giving you the option. Don’t let them do your 
bidding. 
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2. Promote Your App With Mobile App Install Ads If
 you’ve got an app, and you’re advertising on Facebook, you should be 
taking advantage of Mobile App Install Ads via Sponsored Stories. 
Facebook is seeing great click-through rates on Sponsored Stories on 
mobile. And if you can get those clicks on mobile, it only makes sense 
to get users to download your app.  
 
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3. Make Sure Your Testing is Rigorous Everyone
 knows by now — or, at least, they should — that it’s important to test 
out different creatives to determine what’s most effective. But don’t 
stop with two versions of your creative. Just because one creative beats
 another in an A/B test doesn’t mean you’ve optimized your campaign. 
You’ve got to take the time to look over the data every day and then to 
test the best performing ad against a new set of creatives. 
 
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 4. Take Advantage of  Facebook’s New Ad Exchange, FBX If
 you’re only running traditional Facebook campaigns, you’re missing out 
on one of the biggest developments in display advertising in years. Last
 September, Facebook invaded Google’s turf by launching its own ad 
exchange, known as FBX. Early reports suggest that campaigns running on 
FBX are producing jaw-dropping ROIs. To take advantage of FBX, 
you have to come to the table with your own data and work with one of 
the handful handful of DSPs that Facebook has invited into FBX. Once 
you’ve found your vendor, a good first step it take your existing 
retargeting programs and extend them to FBX. 
 
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 5. Don’t Let the Limitations of FBX Slow You Down Just
 because Facebook isn’t supplying the data, doesn’t mean you can’t 
target with precision. Sometimes FBX just requires a quick workaround. 
Take Geo-targeting for example: FBX doesn’t come with built-in 
geo-targeting options, but partner platforms can work around this by 
leveraging an individual’s last known geo-location. 
 
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 6. Take FBX to the Extreme with Search Retargeting Three
 months after Facebook launched FBX, it partnered with my company, 
Chango, to bring Search Retargeting to the exchange. That means that you
 can now target your impressions to Facebook users based on the searches
 they’ve made on Google, Bing, and Yahoo!. In other words, the intent 
signal that makes search marketing so insanely effective is now working 
its magic on Facebook. Just follow these six tips and you’ll be on your way to a great Facebook campaign. </div>

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SEO vs. SMO – What’s the Big Difference ?

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SEO vs. SMO – What’s the Big Difference ?</h2>
While
 SEO is more commonly talked about than SMO, and while Google still 
tries to insist social media doesn’t play a huge role in ranking 
results, in reality, SMO is taking over. 
 
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SEO is search engine optimization. SMO is social media optimization. 
While SEO does focus on getting links back (including from social media 
shares), it also focuses on many other areas. SMO can be a part of SEO 
(and is increasingly becoming a more important part) and has to do with 
what you, your friends and your family have look at previously online. 
 
 
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If your organization has no online presence, you’re going to have a 
hard time building a successful organization. Today there are three main
 ways people might find your business: 


 
<ul>
<li>Your company comes up early (on the first couple pages) in search engine results</li>
<li>Someone recommends you to them, or</li>
<li>They’ve heard of your company and seek you out</li>
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<table style="width: 624px;"><tbody>
<tr><td width="312">SEO </td>
<td width="312">SMO</td>
</tr>
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<td width="312">Process: Optimizing your website for search engines</td>
<td width="312">Process: Sharing content off site</td>
</tr>
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<td width="312">Goal: Increase traffic via search engines</td>
<td width="312">Goal: Increase brand recognition and popularity among people</td>
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<td width="312">Method: Select and use keywords, optimize HTML and backend coding, add meta descriptions, alt tags, headers…</td>
<td width="312">Method: Create quality content and spread it as widely as possible through social media channels</td>
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<td width="312">Results: Seen over the long term</td>
<td width="312">Results: Short intervals of success</td></tr>
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Why Focus on Both? 
 

Search engine algorithms will continue to be updated as technology 
gets smarter, so both your SEO and SMO strategies will need to evolve 
over the years. Currently, SMO can bring you a large influx of customers
 in a short span, and quality SEO increases your search engine rankings 
and brings you more success in the long run. 
 

The most important factor for both SEO and SMO is quality content. 
Original, informative, engaging content is valued both by search engines
 and real life customers. So in the end, it’s important to focus on 
both. SMO allows you to connect with customers and potential customers 
on a personal level, while SEO allows your site to remain high in search
 engine results. 
 

How Do I Keep up with SEO and SMO Changes? 
 
 
 
 

Many business owners and managers already feel stretched to the max 
just running their business, so they don’t have time to think about 
where they are currently ranking in search engine results. Some business
 owners also don’t care to keep up with technology changes, and others 
just don’t know how. 
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How To Optimize Website Images For Better Design & SEO

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How To Optimize Website Images For Better Design & SEO </h2>
If
 You have a blog, online store, or a regular website that you want to 
look amazing and when we talk about “optimizing” an image for the web, 
you can think about this in two ways: 


 
<ol>
<li>Making sure your images can be indexed by search engines</li>
<li>Making sure they just look good</li>
</ol>

Most posts just go over one aspect or the other, but in this post 
I’ll cover both. Even better is that all of these steps can be done with
 free, easy-to-use tools—no Photoshop required. 
 
 
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1. Start with high-quality images</h3>

You don’t have to be a professional photographer to use great 
photographs on your website. Every day it seems like there are more 
high-quality stock photo sites out there that allow you to download 
their photos for commercial use, for free. Some of our favorites are: 


 
<ul>
<li><a href="http://pixabay.com/?rf=jimdo" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Pixabay</a></li>
<li><a href="http://unsplash.com/" target="_blank">Unsplash</a></li>
<li><a href="http://picjumbo.com/" target="_blank">PicJumbo</a></li>
</ul>
This can help reinforce the message of the page, catch the 
reader’s eye, and break up your text. 
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2. Use the right file type: JPEG or PNG</h3>

With images, you’re most likely to encounter a JPEG (or JPG) or a PNG. 


 
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Photographs should be saved and uploaded as JPEGs</h4>

This file type deals with all of the colors in a photograph in a very
 manageable, efficient way, so you won’t end up with the big file 
size you would if you saved a photograph as a PNG. 


 
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Graphics, especially those using large, flat areas of color, should be saved as PNGs</h4>

This includes most design files, infographics, images with lots of 
text in them, and logos. PNGs are higher quality than JPEGs and they 
deal with areas of color and text with nice crisp lines, so you can zoom
 in and not lose any quality. 

They also support transparent backgrounds (which you’ll want if 
you’re using a logo). If you have a choice, we recommend saving the PNGs
 as “24 bit” rather than “8 bit” because of the better quality and 
richer array of supported colors. 
You can select the type of file you want with any simple photo program by going to “Save As,” “Export,” or “Save for web” and choosing the file type you prefer. There are also free online tools like <a href="http://www.zamzar.com/" target="_blank">Zamzar</a> that will convert files for you. 

You can convert from PNG to JPEG, but you don’t gain any quality by 
converting a JPEG to a PNG. 
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3. Balance file size and resolution to make images web friendly</h3>

With web images, you want to find the right balance between file size
 and resolution. The higher your resolution, the better your image will 
look, but the larger the file size will be. Huge image files on your 
site can slow down the loading of your page (page speed), which hurts 
your user experience and, eventually, your search engine ranking. 

  

So how do you strike the right balance? First it’s important to 
understand that when it comes to images, “size” is a relative term. It can be a little hard to keep track of what’s what, so 
here’s an overview of the three main aspects that make up “size”: 


 
<ul>
<li>File Size: The number of bytes the file takes up on
 your computer. File size is the factor that can slow your website way 
down. A 15MB (megabyte) photo is a huge file. A 125KB (kilobyte) file 
size is much more reasonable. If your file size is very large, it’s an 
indicator that either your image size is too large or resolution is too 
high.</li>
</ul>


 
<ul>
<li>Image Size: The measurement of the height and width
 of the image, in pixels. You probably think of traditional printed 
photos as 4×6, 5×7, or 8×10. But on the web, images are measured in 
pixels. So for example, the feature image at the top of this page is 
795×300 pixels.</li>
</ul>


 
<ul>
<li>Resolution: Left over from the world of print, 
resolution is the quality or density of an image, measured in dots per 
inch (dpi). Most computer monitors won’t display more than 72dpi, so 
anything bigger than that is overkill and just making your file 
unnecessarily large. When a design program has the option to “save for 
web”, it means saving the file at a low, web-friendly resolution.</li>
</ul>


 
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How do you find the file size, image size, and resolution of your image?</h4>

You can find the file size and image size right on your computer. If 
you’re on a PC, right click on the image file, choose “Properties” and 
then the “Summary” tab. On a Mac, Ctrl+click on the image file and 
choose “Get Info.” 
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Cheat Sheet for image size, file size, and resolution</h4>

Now that you know the different ways to describe an image’s size, here’s a few rules of thumb to keep in mind: 


 
<ul>
<li>Large images or full-screen background images should be no more than 1MB.</li>
</ul>


 
<ul>
<li>Most other small web graphics can be 300KB or less.</li>
</ul>


 
<ul>
<li>If you’re using a full-screen background, Jimdo’s Customer Support Team recommends uploading an image that’s 2000 pixels wide.</li>
</ul>


 
<ul>
<li>If you have the option, always “Save for web” which will give your image a web-friendly resolution.</li>
</ul>

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What do you do if your file size is too large for your website?</h4>

If your file size is over 1MB, there are a few things 
you can do: 


 
<ul>
<li>Resize the image. If your photo is 5000 pixels 
wide, you can easily resize it to 1200 pixels wide, or even smaller 
depending on how you plan to use it on your site.</li>
</ul>


 
<ul>
<li>Reduce the resolution. Photo programs like Pixlr 
and Canva will automatically reduce your image resolution to a 
“web-friendly” size (72dpi and 92dpi, respectively). You can do this in 
PhotoShop too with the ‘save for web’ option. You can also “Save As” in 
many photo programs and then adjust the quality level from there.</li>
</ul>


 
<ul>
<li>Run your image through a free program like <a href="https://tinypng.com/" target="_blank">TinyPNG</a> or <a href="https://tinyjpg.com/" target="_blank">TinyJPG</a>. Both will significantly reduce your file size without interfering with the quality.</li>
</ul>


 
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4. Name the image file correctly to help your SEO</h3>

Most people don’t think much about their file names. They may call a 
photo “Photo1.jpg” or “Screen Shot 2015-06-02 at 3.41.15 PM”. If this 
sounds familiar, take a moment to rename your files before you upload 
them to your website. Why? Because doing so will give your SEO a boost. 

Think about it this way. When Google scans your website, it can read 
your text but it can’t see what’s in your images. The file name provides
 information about what’s in the image, so that Google can interpret it 
correctly (think eiffel-tower.jpg rather than DSC12345.jpg). 

The
 file name also becomes part of the image’s url, so naming your file 
something in plain English will make your URLs easier to navigate and 
interpret. 
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5. Fill out your captions and alternative text</h3>

Once people upload an image into a Photo element, they often forget 
to fill out the additional information. But just like the file name, 
this info gives you some added SEO juice. 

Alt tags (or alternative text) won’t be visible to your average 
visitor, but they give search engines a basic idea of what each images 
is about. So once you’ve added an image to your site, be sure to fill in
 the Alternative Text field with a phrase that describes what the photo 
is showing, 
 

 
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Note: Filling in Alt text, file names, and captions is good for SEO, but don’t try to keyword stuff.</div>


 
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6. Put the image near relevant text</h3>

Choose images that are related to what the text is saying, rather 
than something completely out-of-the-blue. An image that is surrounded 
by relevant text (with related keywords) will rank better. 

This tip also helps you avoid stock photo cliches. If your website is
 about education, you don’t get any SEO boost from having a photo of an 
apple. Photos of teachers, students, and classrooms, though, will be 
more interesting for readers and more relevant to your subject matter. 


 
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Summary: Optimizing a website image for quality and SEO</h3>

So let’s look at these rules with an example from my Make-Believe 
Coffee website. I found a photo of a coffee mug on Unsplash. When I 
downloaded it, the file name was 
“fN6hZMWqRHuFET5YoApH_StBalmainCoffee.jpg” and it was 2509 x 1673 
pixels. Its file size was 586KB. Not terrible, but still much larger 
than I need for just displaying as a small photo on my web page. 

So to optimize this image, I would do the following: 


 
 
 
 
<ol>
<li>Rename the file to something that makes more sense. Maybe something like make-believe-coffee-cappuccino.jpg</li>
<li>Use a tool like Pixlr to resize and crop it to the size I want. For this example I chose 1000×760. If you wanted a square you could do 1000×1000.</li>
<li>Make sure it’s the right file size. Once I cropped it to the size I wanted and downloaded it from Pixlr, the file size was 117KB—perfect!</li>
<li>Upload it to the website using a Photo element, and don’t forget to fill out the Alt Text! I also added a caption for good measure.</li>
</ol>
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How to Optimize Your Magento Store for Search

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Magento SEO: How to Optimize Your Magento Store for SEO</h2>
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Magento is incredibly easy to set up for optimum search engine optimization. In this guide, you’ll learn 9 Magento SEO tips to help you generate as much search traffic as possible for your online store.</h3>
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1. Magento CE & EE vs. Magento Go 
 Magento
 is available in three different editions: the self-hosted Community 
Edition and Enterprise Edition, and the cloud-based Magento Go edition. 
And We described in this guide are marketers using the Community and 
Enterprise editions. 
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 2. Write descriptive page titles Page
 titles can make or break your SEO, especially when you operate an 
online store that relies on search traffic. Descriptive page titles have
 two key benefits: they result in a higher clickthrough rate to your 
website, and they improve your SEO visibility. Optimize your page titles to be as descriptive as possible.  
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 3. Remove store codes from URLs 
 Disabling
 store codes is quick and simple. Navigate to the Configuration menu in 
Magento and select Web, then Search Engine Optimization. From here, just
 switch the “Add Store Codes to URLs” setting from Yes to No. 
 
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 4. Create an XML sitemap An
 XML sitemap is a virtual roadmap of your website that Google and other 
search engines use to crawl your content. Adding an XML sitemap to your 
Magento store is quick and simple. In the Top Menu, navigate to Catalog 
and select Google Sitemap. From here, you can define the pages you’d 
like to include in your sitemap and automatically generate it using 
Magento. 
 
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 5. Avoid creating duplicate content Magento may create duplicate content for products that appear in more than one category. So
 you can Navigate to the Configuration page, then visit Catalog and 
Search Engine Optimization. Change the “Use Categories Path for URLs” 
setting from Yes to No and enable the two “Canonical Link Meta Tag” 
options. 
 
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 6. Use keywords on product pages 
  Instead
 of optimizing your product pages optimized for model numbers or brand 
names, try to optimize them for both brand names and keywords. Include 
generic keywords in your product descriptions and subheadings for a SEO 
boost. 
 
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 7. Integrate with Google Analytics If
 you’re not already using Google Analytics, make sure you create an 
account for your Magento store and integrate it as soon as you can. 
Magento includes built-in support the for Google Analytics tracking code in the Google API menu. 
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 8. Optimize for ‘buying’ keywords Not
 all keywords are made equal. Some are more likely to convert visitors 
into new customers than others. Generally speaking, “buying” keywords 
like product names and review-related phrases will convert more 
frequently than generic keywords. it means that the focus of your
 search engine optimization should be keywords that are directly related
 to your products. If you sell latest android mobile, keywords like 
“Latest Android Mobile Review” or “Buy Latest Android Mobile” need a 
higher priority than “latest android mobile.” Don’t ignore 
keywords that don’t have such a serious buying intent. These type of 
keywords are known as “curiosity keywords” and while they’re not as 
valuable for your business, they should still be a priority of your 
search engine optimization. 
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 9. Add a blog to your Magento store 
 A
 wide variety of Magento blog plug-ins are available, many of which are 
simple to install and configure. Alternatively, it’s also possible to 
install a WordPress blog in a subdirectory or on a subdomain and use a 
familiar, more user-friendly interface. Keep your blog updated frequently to alert Google to your website’s activity and get a effective SEO boost. 
 
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 10. Never ignore off-page optimization Magento
 is one of the easiest e-commerce platforms to optimize for search, but 
it’s still subject to the usual rules of SEO. In order to rank 
prominently for competitive search keywords, you’ll need to carry out 
both on-page and off-page optimization.</div>

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Top 10 Website Checker Tools to Analyze Your SEO

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10 Best Website Checker Tools to Audit Your SEO</h2>
this post is completely dedicated to SEO analysis tools. For each tool,
 I’ve provided a complete overview of its functionality, and I’ve also 
included helpful screenshots along the way. 
 
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1. Google Webmaster Tools 
 
Cost: Free 
 
<a href="https://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/home?hl=en&pli=1" rel="nofollow">GWT is a free tool</a>
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The Wikipedia page for the term "marketing" contains a 
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3. Moz Pro Tools  
 Cost: Free 30-day trial, then paid plans from $99/mo - $599/mo 
 
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 5. HubSpot's Website Grader 
 Cost: Free <a href="https://website.grader.com/#/">Website Grader</a> is an online tool that generates personalized reports based on the following key metrics: 
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 6. Woorank Cost: Free 14-day trial, then $49/mo for a Pro Plan or $149/mo for a Premium Plan </div>
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 7. Screaming Frog SEO Spider 
 Cost: The Screaming Frog SEO Spider LITE version is free (with limitations*), and the paid plan is $160/year  
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8. Found's SEO Audit Tool 
 Cost: Free  
 Simply enter your URL and receive an instant automated SEO audit of your site. <a href="https://www.found.co.uk/seo-tool/">Found's SEO Audit Tool</a> is broken down into three main parts: 
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 9. Remove'em 
 Cost: $249 per domain or a subscription option starting at $99/mo  
 
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 information for the links and domains you'll need to reach out to for <a href="https://www.removeem.com/">removal</a>. 
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10. Varvy's SEO Overview Tool 
 Cost: Free  
 This <a href="https://varvy.com/tools/">SEO auditing tool</a>
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