Do you get Enough Visitors?

There’s a simple 2 minute test you can do to determine if your web site is relevant.
That simple test – well, log into your cpanel on your web hosting account. Check your website stats and see how many visitors you have had on the site in the past month… and more importantly check out the unique visitors.

If you have very few visitors, or worse yet, none at all, then your web site… your product… well, they just don’t matter. You see, without traffic all else is irrelevant. Even if you are promoting a product or service that could TRULY change the world… It just wouldn’t matter if nobody knew your site existed.

Traffic is TRULY the cornerstone to online success. Without it, you simply cannot succeed. So if you want to create the kind of lifestyle for yourself, which would allow you to become completely financially free, then you need to start driving real traffic with real buyers, interested in what you have to offer.

The biggest question most markets ask is: How do I traffic to my website? With a little basic know how and determination, you can get that traffic. Taking your time to research where you traffic will come from is the biggest thing. Traffic isn’t always easy, especially free traffic but worth it in the long run.

Keep yourself informed on the latest traffic techniques. It will help you lay a solid foundation for you business and help increase you traffic to your site each month.

Tags: website traffic, unique visitors, visitors, free traffic, traffic

Bruno

Customer care is essential for business growth

Hosting customer support has evolved to more than just providing the technical aspects of server maintenance.  Customer support is an essential part of any business, whether you are a small hosting company or a giant as Wal-Mart.  Customers will judge businesses on the degree of customer care and extended knowledge they have.

An example, I worked a support desk for a hosting company awhile back. People neglected to send their user name with the support ticket. This means, I now have to email them and ask for their user name before I can proceed.

This is a waste of both of our time. Instead of having a solution, the customer now needs to send the details of the problem, causing yet another delay. And, it increases the number of emails we need to wait for.

Another one is a customer sending a request for support that says only, "It doesn’t work".

If you send me an email saying "It doesn’t work", I have two options:

2. Ask you to describe the problem. Did you get an error? What did you encounter and what happened? Again, this causes a delay as I need to email the person back and ask this question.

1. List every possible problem that’s ever been encountered, as well as many hypothetical ones, which is time consuming and likely a total waste of my time and yours. I could be spending this time with other customers.

Another common problem is the customers that take a very long time to respond.

I’ve had people send me emails asking for help, replied within an hour or 2, then I’ve LITERALLY have to wait 6 to 12 days for them to respond.

Then, we started the whole process over…I respond relatively fast, only to wait another week or more again. Simple problems like this can be rectified fairly fast only if the customer cooperates.

It’s very hard to provide the necessary support when the customers don’t respond quickly.

One more: If a support suggestion fixes the problem, please reply that it works. One reason is just the curiosity of the support staff, I like the satisfaction that we solved the problem, but another is that I want to know if I should offer others the same bit of advice.

Bad support isn’t always the fault of the seller. Customers can also greatly help their own cause if they’d just spend an extra 60 seconds and include the basic and obvious info the first time them make contact.

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Tags: customer service, customer care, Wal-Mart, hosting customer care, Bad support

More Free Traffic

Traffic exchanges have a certain time limit on how long you must remain on a site before you gain a credit. The longest time limit I have ever seen is 30 seconds. Traffic exchanges are often the first stop for new marketers. If you are starting out you are looking for free and inexpensive ways to get traffic. Traffic Exchanges are one of the most misunderstood forms of advertising on the Internet?and as a result?one of the most misused. The number of people who have any success with traffic exchanges (hereafter referred to as TEs) are few and far in between.

Internet marketing is a business just like any other. It takes hard work and dedication to succeed. Internet marketing relies heavily on getting your site seen by as many fresh pairs of eyes as you can on a daily basis. After all, you can have the hottest product or the most valuable service, but you can’t sell something when there are no eyes looking at it.

Surfing is not the only way to earn credits. A lot of traffic exchanges also have a mailing feature. Surf 100 sites a day over 5 days in a week in 50 different exchanges, get 500×50=25000 (+10000 visitors FOR THE WEEK!) Consistent numbers like this will simply produce results. Be sure to visit your own site regularly to verify it is working properly and keep clicking, clicking and clicking CONSISTENTLY.

Trafficwonderland.com will give you 200 free credits everyday this week if you surf a 150 sites. Thats 1400 free visitors for a short amount of time surfing.

To sign uo click here

Bruno

Tags: free traffic, marketing, promotion, traffic exchanges, traffic

BrixHost: the best hosting and webservice provider in Ontario Canada for networkers and small business

BrixHost's reputation as the Hosting and Web Service provider with the best customer support and customer care in Canada (Ontario) is growing fast. Google search results list Bruno Auger's Hosting Business amongst the Top search returns on multiple search terms.
 

1. Hosting Customer Care Canada Ontario

Returns: 173,000
Rank 1 and 2

2. Hosting Customer Care Ontario

Returns: 208,000
Rank: 1 and 2

3. Hosting Customer Care Canada

Returns: 591,000
Rank: 5 and 6

4. Hosting Customer Care

Returns: 1,300,000
Rank: 7

5. Hosting Customer Support Ontario Canada

Returns: 227,000
Rank: 1

6. Hosting Customer Support Canada Ontario

Returns: 1,800,000
Rank: 1

7. Hosting Customer Support Canada

Returns: Hosting Customer Support Canada
Rank: 1

8. Hosting Customer Support

Returns: 3,600,000
Rank: 1

Considering the set of keywords targeted, this is a brilliant performance under any standards and BrixHost desrves all that attention and more.

Yorgo
YORGOOpublishing

Hosting Support by BrixHost … what I forgot…

Geo-targeting can be a good move, since prospects tend to have a higher degree of trust into local service providers.

For this reason we have tagged BrixHost's services with the Geo-tag Canada (we will try Ontario as well). The result is equally interesting: from about 950,000 listed entries, we rank on number 10!

We will observe the further developmants and report back.

Yorgo
YORGOOpublishing

Hosting Customer Support reaches Google Number 1

Bruno Auger's BrixHost business is known for the high level of Hosting Customer Support and Customer Care. This comes as no surprise, since Bruno has cumulated years of experience before starting his own hosting Business BrixHost .

Hosting Customer Support nowadays is not just about technicalities relating to the server and server software. Hosting has become a tool most anyone has access to and the typical hosting customer is often the end user.

A typcal profile for a hosting customer could be a home based business builder, a sales agent for any business opportunity or a person who wishes to remain in control of its privacy online and who prefers to use a self-hosted blog solution instead of the promiscuity reigning in social networks such as Facebook, MySpace or similar.

Bruno Auger's BrixHost "Hosting Customer Support" on Google

Profile:

Key-word:                                                   Hosting Customer Support Search Returns (Competitors):             3,670,000 Rank:                                                          1

A typical Hosting customer could also be a person who is fed up by YouTubes Video compression and other free services which level down their image and prestige.

Hosting customers are application oriented, from shopping carts to family photo albums.

Bruno Auger has been exposed to the problems of end users for years in the environment of the YORGOO Community and within the frame of the Ycademy Educational Business Building Program.

When YORGOO -Ycademy launched its own hosting Business ChiHosters, Bruno Auger was heavily involved in the Hosting Customer Support and provided help to hundreds of hosting end-users. The philosophy at ChiHosters and BrixHost is to extend hosting customer support beyond pure hosting issues and to help customers also with problems related to applications, installation, design and integration.

In short customer support has become customer care and has become a global solution even for newbies who often have not much experience with scripting, design and organizational aspects of the applications they would like to run from their hsoting account.

BrixHost provides Hosting Customer Support way beyond what is usual in the industry. BrixHost acts also as a consulting partner for its customers who discuss the planification, implementation and monetization of applications with Bruno and his team.

What Bruno may call modestly Hosting Customer Support is in fact a global hosting customer care environment where the best advice is part of the unbeatibly advantageous pricing for Brixhost's Hosting Products.

The Future for BrixHost is bright. Today, about all hosters, namely those selling shared hosting, provide strong hardware, advanced server software and bundled preloaded applications. Hosting has become reliable, cheap, and often it is just part of a global deal. The growing difference between competitors is in the Customer Care and Support area.

Customers will judge hosting providers based on the degree of extended hosting support and customer care they provide. For the Hosters this implies an need for staff with that extended knowledge, people with practical experience who know the worries, problems and expectations of daily larger crowd seeking access to self-hosted web solutions.

Web services provided by BrixHost will still be a shiny star out there when many of today's competitors will have disappeared long ago.

BrixHost is based in Canada and ideal for providing world-wide hosting services. You can contact Bruno Auger either through his Hosting Support Suite at http://my.brixhost.net or directly through his website at http://brunoauger.com .

Yorgo
YORGOOpublishing

 Viral Video to boost you sales

Bruno Auger

Seen Stamkos Campaign

While watching the sports channel last night on TV, I saw this short report on Steven Stamkos. He will be picked 1st overall in this year NHL Entry draft that is being held in Ottawa, Ontario.

Marketing is an essential part of any business even for a sports franchise that is drafting a new player entering the NHL. They used many different ways to ring about awareness from billboards, to shirts, radio and even a website. Online business is no different from offline marketing. You may not have a big huge budget of a superstar or an NHL hockey team, but there are many cost-effective or even free methods to market your own website or products..

Try first to identify your market and your target. When you have you pin pointed your target you can do your search through Google to fine related blogs and forums to contribute too. Forum marketing is a very good source for new marketers because it’s free and it’s targeted. You must keep contributing regularly with some original content to build you authority there as you do not want to look like a spammer. Always answer posts and contribute relevant information to the forum.

Forum marketing is not the only source you could use to market your product. If you search, you will find both paid and free sources on the net. Diversify your marketing by writing articles, using banners, classifieds and having a blog that specifically targets your niche.

Although Steve Stamkos is unknown in Tampa Bay, Florida, it was the very targeted and intensive  marketing campaign that the organization used that branded him and made him a household name.

Watch the video here http://watch.tsn.ca/nhl/clip61271#clip61271

Bruno Auger

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Bruno Auger's new Semiomantics XY site on Google's top 10

Last friday we loaded Brunos new site, a Semiomantics XY Script and Bruno has started publishing. The main target of the site is to build authority for the name Bruno Auger in Connection with his Web Hosting Business Brixhost.

Also Bruno wants to build visibility in niches where hosting can be sold.

The domain BrunoAuger.com was not new. In fact it has been there for ages just redirecting visitors to a traffic site. The Domain needed to be indexed again with a new set of meta tags and keywords. This morning we notice that Google has responded to our effort.

http://brunoauger.com has been indexed and listed and guess where: on the top 10 on the keyword Bruno Auger, ahead of 1 Million competitors!

And that's just the beginning. I would expect that brunoauger.com passes soon YORGOOpublishing which occupies rank 3 and 4 on the same keyword.

Here is a tip: you may have noticed that as YORGOOpublishing talks about you, your business or your keywords, you can find our articles on Google, often very well positioned.

An article about Bruno Auger, helps to promote BrunoAuger.com. Bruno could either copy this article to his blog or link to it from a category "About" or "Articles abdou us" or Bruno Auger in the (online) Press to make more out of it. Every endorsement (testimonial) or mention about Bruno is building his notoriety. By linking to such articles or by copying them (with the corresponding notice about the author and site) Bruno creates a context, a context Bruno Auger Canada BrixHost which is distinct from any other Bruno Augers that may exist.

What is true for the name keyword, applies to any other keyword as well. At Semiomantics we call this "semantic linking", which indicates that we link articles and sites belonging to the same context of meaning.

More about this in our June Ycademy Seminar.

The effects of our Publishing Power and therefore our capability to promote anyones site efficiently is shown below:

Under "hosting customer support", one of Bruno's Category slugs, YORGOOpublishing ranks number 4 on Google with an article about Brixhost, Bruno's Hosting Business.

Congratulations Bruno to a Great Start!

Yorgo
Semiomantics