Comments for 12 PM .com http://www.12pm.com High Noon Performance Marketing Wed, 16 Nov 2011 03:43:17 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on What is the main incentive that appeals to affiliates? by Bill http://www.12pm.com/what-is-the-main-incentive-that-appeals-to-affiliates.html#comment-262 Bill Wed, 16 Nov 2011 03:43:17 +0000 http://www.12pm.com/?p=121#comment-262 Milan, from most of what I've read and heard (at conferences) I believe that, overall, women make 80% of online purchases. That represents a massive demographic for us to consider when forming our marketing plans. Milan, from most of what I’ve read and heard (at conferences) I believe that, overall, women make 80% of online purchases. That represents a massive demographic for us to consider when forming our marketing plans.

]]> Comment on What is the main incentive that appeals to affiliates? by Milan Jara http://www.12pm.com/what-is-the-main-incentive-that-appeals-to-affiliates.html#comment-261 Milan Jara Tue, 15 Nov 2011 22:49:34 +0000 http://www.12pm.com/?p=121#comment-261 I have to say that according to my recent survey, 70% of the buyers were in fact women. I have to say that according to my recent survey, 70% of the buyers were in fact women.

]]> Comment on Welcome to 12PM.com – High Noon Performance Marketing by Milan Jara http://www.12pm.com/high-noon-performance-marketing.html#comment-246 Milan Jara Tue, 01 Nov 2011 03:39:32 +0000 http://www.12pm.com/?p=5#comment-246 Nicely written Bill! Nicely written Bill!

]]> Comment on Time to Refocus by Welcome to High Noon Performance Marketing | 12 PM .com http://www.12pm.com/time-to-refocus.html#comment-142 Welcome to High Noon Performance Marketing | 12 PM .com Sat, 08 Oct 2011 15:08:58 +0000 http://www.12pm.com/?p=81#comment-142 [...] installation shows as the first post. This is a “Hello” venture along with the re-purposing of some existing activities. Noon or [...] [...] installation shows as the first post. This is a “Hello” venture along with the re-purposing of some existing activities. Noon or [...]

]]> Comment on Thoughts on Keyword Density by Bill http://www.12pm.com/thoughts-on-keyword-density.html#comment-21 Bill Fri, 23 Sep 2011 00:36:56 +0000 http://www.12pm.com/?p=67#comment-21 No, Vinny is not new to affiliate marketing nor to SEO. While he and I may not agree on everything, I do have a large amount of respect for him, for what he does and what he is willing to share with others. If one thinks about that 4% "suggested limit" - I can [easily] consider it to be in the ballpark. After all, a 4% density would mean having the keyword(s) appear once in every 25 words. That would be crowding things a bit; some might consider that, or anything above, to be keyword stuffing. Some might even considered the same level to be spamming with keywords. ----- <i>In the above two paragraphs of my response, if you consider the word "keyword" you will see it appears a bit less than 3% of the time. Natural narrative about a topic should "naturally" keep the repetitive entries to less than that 4% figure.</i> No, Vinny is not new to affiliate marketing nor to SEO. While he and I may not agree on everything, I do have a large amount of respect for him, for what he does and what he is willing to share with others.

If one thinks about that 4% “suggested limit” – I can [easily] consider it to be in the ballpark. After all, a 4% density would mean having the keyword(s) appear once in every 25 words. That would be crowding things a bit; some might consider that, or anything above, to be keyword stuffing. Some might even considered the same level to be spamming with keywords.
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In the above two paragraphs of my response, if you consider the word “keyword” you will see it appears a bit less than 3% of the time. Natural narrative about a topic should “naturally” keep the repetitive entries to less than that 4% figure.

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