Attract Online Customers?

So how do we attract online customers 

to your website when it is brand new
amongst a plethora of established competition? 

And how can we give it a nudge along
so that it moves closer to the first page of the search results,

which is where something like 98% of all buying decisions are made? 

The first step is to target local search, so you are found within the local area by customers who are likely to use you –

the low hanging fruit.


Authentic Web Search Results are gold for your Brand

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A long time ago, in a galaxy far far away, I did once partake in the pleasure of the company of the esteemed Internet Marketing Guru – and for a moment there, we made the connection (big deal back in those dial up days).  Yes indeed, haven’t we all met an Internet Marketing Guru? 

So, um yeah, at Newcastle Digital we can spin unique content and have your site zipping with traffic, especially locally and mobile where the biggest growth is forecast.  Crucially, Newcastle Digital fills a local niche and local mobile search is the future.  People want online support for where they are, right now.  No national clunky corporate can offer the specialized individual support we share when you build and manage your search engine optimization program, right here in Newcastle.

The Three Pillars of Wisdom any Internet Guru worth her salt will share with you are Original Unique Content dense with your niche specific keywords.  That means copy written original articles specifically about your niche, about your business and about the topics and issues that are current in your business and affect your customers.  Newcastle Digital has a University trained copywriter and we understand you would expect punchy, sales converting articles to promote your business.

The second Pillar of Wisdom is onsite optimization – that is a website that has all the SEO features that facilitate ease of indexing and findability.  Like seo friendly urls and attention to detail with alt tags and the like.  Onsite optimization is ensuring that your website has all the features that will make is easy to be found.

The Third Pillar of Wisdom, and one that is most difficult to define and track, is off page optimization.  This is where the search engine measures the number of links pointing to your site and measures the inbound links for quality, authority and relevance.  So you want links from respected industry organization ‘s websites and as opposed to links from free for all link farms based in Eastern Europe.  Get the picture?

So as an Internet Marketing Guru, sure, we may not be the High Lord Yogi or whatever, but we have learned enough over the years to propel websites under our management into the first page of the results and more importantly, to convert those website visitors into paying, profitable customers.

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Darby Street Chocolate and Coffee

Cold, windy, grey sky. Perfect for curling under a blanket and reading a book. Or getting out your jacket and heading to Darby Street for some fresh ground coffee and awesome chocolate. Gourmet Hampers. Such a great opportunity to sample a range of the Hunter Valley Finest local produce.

Merewether Beach Experience

The family chose to visit Merewether beach this morning, and we happily bobbed amongst the waves for a few hours before the sun and heat became too intense. There was a definite feel of the Med this morning, as we lolled about in the rhythmic rise and fall of the ocean swell and watched the girls splash in their inflatable toys.
Merewether Beach is The Best of Newcastle simply because it boasts easy access, a generous sand spread and free parking. It is truly remarkable in 2010 to have free parking access to a world class beach in a city of any substantial size.
We retreated from the waves and wind as the westerly breeze freshened, and the umbrella bowed with each gust. Thoroughly salt encrusted and feeling the cooling tinkle of fresh sunburn, we retired to a friends house and sat by the air conditioner, eating fantastic green prawns fresh from the markets, barbequed with garlic and olive oil.
Bliss. Or as my Irish friend confided, "Does it get much better than this?"