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099    eBook O’Reilly for Public Libraries 
100 1  Moran, Mike. 
245 10 Search Engine Marketing, Inc. :|bdriving search traffic to
       your company's web site /|cMike Moran and Bill Hunt.
       |h[O'Reilly electronic resource] 
260    Upper Saddle River, N.J. :|bIBM Press,|c©2006. 
300    1 online resource (xxix, 560 pages) :|billustrations 
336    text|btxt|2rdacontent 
337    computer|bc|2rdamedia 
338    online resource|bcr|2rdacarrier 
500    Title from title screen. 
500    Title from book cover on Web Page (viewed December 2, 
       2005). 
504    Includes bibliographical references and index. 
505 00 |tForeword --|tPreface --|tAcknowledgments --|gpt. 1.|tThe
       basics of search marketing --|gch. 1.|tWhy search 
       marketing is important ... and difficult --|tWeb search 
       basics --|tKinds of search results --|tWhere searchers go 
       --|tSearch and your marketing mix --|tProspective 
       customers use search --|tSearch marketing is cost-
       effective --|tSearch marketing is big business --|tThe 
       challenge of search success --|tMultiple specialist teams 
       --|tMultiple product sites --|tMultiple audiences --
       |tMultiple countries --|tMultiple technologies --|tSummary
       --|gch. 2.|tHow search engines work --|tMatching the 
       search query --|tAnalyzing the query --|tChoosing matches 
       to the query --|tRanking the matches --|tRanking organic 
       search matches --|tRanking paid placement matches --
       |tDisplaying search results --|tFinding Web pages for the 
       organic index --|tFollowing links --|tRemembering links --
       |tKeeping up with changes --|tFeeding the index without 
       crawling --|tAnalyzing the content --|tConverting 
       different types of documents --|tDeciding which words are 
       important --|tSpotting words you don't normally see --
       |tDeducing information from the page --|tWhat search 
       engines don't see --|tBuilding the organic index --
       |tSearch relationships --|tSummary. 
505 00 |gch. 3.|tHow search marketing works --|tOrganic search --
       |tWhat it costs --|tThe benefits and challenges --|tHow to
       get started --|tDirectory listings --|tWhat is costs --
       |tThe benefits and challenges --|tHow to get started --
       |tPaid placement --|tWhat it costs --|tThe benefits and 
       challenges --|tHow to get started --|tSummary --|gch. 4.
       |tHow searchers work --|tVisitor behavior --|tBuyer 
       behavior --|tVoter behavior --|tThe searcher's intent --
       |tNavigational searchers --|tInformational searchers --
       |tTransactional searchers --|tThe searcher's click --|tHow
       searchers look at results --|tWhy searchers click where 
       they do --|tWhen searchers don't click results --|tThe 
       searcher's follow-through --|tThe Web conversion cycle --
       |tHow visitor behavior affects search marketing --
       |tSummary --|gpt. 2.|tDevelop your search marketing 
       program --|gch. 5.|tIdentify your Web site's goals --|tWeb
       sales --|tOnline commerce versus pure online --|tRetailers
       versus manufacturers --|tOffline sales --|tleads --
       |tMarket awareness --|tInformation and entertainment --
       |tPersuasion --|tInfluencing public opinion --|tHelping 
       people --|tSummary --|gch. 6.|tMeasure your Web site's 
       success --|tCount your conversions --|tWeb sales --
       |tOffline sales --|tLeads --|tMarket awareness --
       |tInformation and entertainment --|tPersuasion --|tCount 
       your traffic --|tpage views --|tVisits and visitors --
       |tCount your money --|tSummary. 
505 00 |gch. 7.|tMeasure your search marketing success --|tTarget
       your first search marketing campaign --|tChoose the target
       area of your site --|tFocus on the keywords searchers use 
       --|tAssess your current situation --|tIdentify your search
       landing pages --|tSee if your existing landing pages are 
       indexed --|tCheck the search rankings for your landing 
       pages --|tCheck your competitors' search rankings --|tSee 
       what traffic you are getting --|tCalculate your first 
       campaign's opportunity --|tCheck your keyword demand --
       |tDiscover your missed opportunities --|tProject your 
       future traffic --|tProject your future conversions --
       |tSummary --|gch. 8.|tDefine your search marketing 
       strategy --|tChoose the scope of your search marketing 
       program --|tSize matters --|tAnalyze your organizational 
       structure --|tFinalize your search marketing program's 
       scope --|tDivide the search marketing work --|tSearch 
       marketing tasks --|tDecide which search marketing tasks to
       centralize --|tDifferent organizations centralize 
       different tasks --|tChoose your search marketing approach 
       --|tSelect an external search marketing vendor --|tRun a 
       completely in-house search marketing program --|tProject 
       your search marketing costs --|tOrganic optimization costs
       --|tPaid placement costs --|tPersonnel costs --|tSummary. 
505 00 |gch. 9.|tSell your search marketing proposal --|tAssemble
       your search marketing proposal--|tThe business case for 
       your search marketing program --|tYour first search 
       marketing campaign's business case --|tThe plan for your 
       first search marketing campaign --|tSell your proposal to 
       the extended search team --|tBusiness people --|tWriters -
       -|tTechnologists --|tSite operations --|tSell your 
       proposal to executives --|tTen questions your executive 
       might ask --|tClose the deal --|tSummary --|gpt. 3.
       |tExecute your search marketing program --|gch. 10.|tGet 
       your site indexed --|tWhat if your site is not indexed? --
       |tVerify your site is not banned or penalized --|tMake 
       sure the spider is visiting --|tGet sites to link to you -
       -|tHow many pages on your site are indexed? --|tDetermine 
       how many pages you have --|tCheck how many pages are 
       indexed --|tCalculate your inclusion ratio --|tHow can 
       more pages from your site be indexed? --|tEliminate spider
       traps --|tReduce ignored content --|tCreate spider paths -
       -|tUse inclusion programs --|tSummary. 
505 00 |gch. 11.|tChoose your target keywords --|tThe value of 
       keyword planning --|tBuilding brand awareness --
       |tIncreasing Web conversions --|tYour keyword planning 
       philosophy --|tDon't pick keywords that are "too hot" --
       |tDon't pick keywords that are "too cold" --|tPick 
       keywords that are "just right" --|tStep-by-step keyword 
       planning --|tGather your keyword candidate list --
       |tResearch each keyword candidate --|tPrioritize your 
       keyword candidate list --|tSummary --|gch. 12.|tOptimize 
       your content --|tWhat search engines look for --|tSearch 
       filters --|tSearch ranking factors --|tThe philosophy of 
       writing for search --|tStep-by-step optimization for 
       search landing pages --|tChoose a search landing page for 
       a set of keywords --|tAnalyze the metrics for your search 
       landing page --|tAudit your search landing page --
       |tImprove your search landing page's content --|tSummary -
       -|gch. 13.|tAttract links to your site --|tWhy search 
       engines value links --|tHow Web sites link --|tHow link 
       popularity works --|tYour linking philosophy --|tHow not 
       to get links to your site --|tThink about visitors first -
       -|tThe harder a link is to get, the more valuable it might
       be --|tThink about links from your site --|tStep-by-step 
       link building for your site --|tMake your site a link 
       magnet --|tPerform a link audit --|tIdentify sources of 
       links --|tNegotiate your links --|tSummary. 
505 00 |gch. 14.|tOptimize your paid search program --|tPaid 
       search opportunities --|tPaid placement --|tShopping 
       search --|tYour paid search philosophy --|tLook for value 
       --|tPlay the market --|tIterate, iterate, and then iterate
       some more --|tStep-by-step paid search optimization --
       |tSet up your paid search program --|tChoose your targets 
       --|tAttract searchers' clicks --|tOptimize paid search 
       landing pages --|tMeasure and adjust your campaigns --
       |tSummary --|gch. 15.|tMake search marketing operational -
       -|tSet up your central search team --|tStaff the central 
       team --|tDevelop the central team's skills --|tEstablish 
       search marketing best practices --|tChange the standards 
       and enforce them --|tCentralize keyword management --
       |tTrack search marketing success --|tAssess your site's 
       content --|tCheck your search rankings --|tMonitor search 
       referrals --|tCalculate Web conversions from search --
       |tReview your measurements with others --|tSummary --|gch.
       16.|tWhat's next? --|tWhat's next for search marketing? --
       |tMore content --|tMore technology --|tMore personalized -
       -|tMore competition--|tWhat's next for you? --|tGet 
       experience --|tKeep learning --|tSummary --|tGlossary --
       |tIndex. 
546    English. 
550    May be limited to subscribing institutions. 
590    O'Reilly|bO'Reilly Online Learning: Academic/Public 
       Library Edition 
650  0 Internet marketing. 
650  0 Electronic commerce. 
650  0 Search engines. 
650  2 Search Engine 
650  6 Marketing sur Internet. 
650  6 Commerce électronique. 
650  6 Moteurs de recherche. 
650  7 search engines.|2aat 
650  7 Electronic commerce|2fast 
650  7 Internet marketing|2fast 
650  7 Search engines|2fast 
700 1  Hunt, Bill. 
776 08 |iPrint version:|aMoran, Mike.|tSearch engine marketing, 
       Inc.|dUpper Saddle River, NJ : IBM Press, ©2006
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