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[15 Oct 2009 | 4 Comments | 379 views]
Ways to Increase Traffic

Part of the process for Commenting and Receive a Copy of Hunting Business Marketing | The Book was to leave your frustration in the comments. The comments you left were great and I think we’re going to get some great blog posts as a result. Let’s address these two frustrations with a two-part series starting with increasing traffic. Stay tuned for the follow up…

Connecting, Headline, Marketing Tools, Paid Traffic, Subscription Only Resources, Tracking Results »

[3 Oct 2009 | No Comment | 743 views]
How to Use Facebook Advertising

After the recent discussion in the forum, Paid Advertising – Facebook AdSense vs. Facebook, I thought it would useful to go through Facebook Advertising to show both how to use the paid advertising service as well as to see how effective an ad campaign can be for a hunting business.

Free Resources, Natural Traffic, Paid Traffic, Social Media »

[10 Jun 2009 | 7 Comments | 43 views]
5 Simple Ways to Increase Traffic on Your Hunting Website

Usually the first question a new Website owner has for others is “How do I get more traffic and visitors on my Website?” As the Web has developed Website owners and managers always seem to focus on traffic (and various conversions of course) as a way to compare yourself to other sites. I thought it would be valuable to jot down a few ideas of how you might be able to get more traffic for your hunting Website. Let’s take a look…

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[28 Jan 2009 | No Comment | 41 views]
Is Traffic to Your Hunting Website Really What You Want?

I’ve learned quite a bit about segmenting and individual customer focus at my job as a direct mailer (cataloguer). It’s given me great insight into the world of what specific customers demand from companies as well as ways companies can determine how to promote and market each customer.