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Sam Silva

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What do you guys recommend for a health and fitness company which promotes online services. I've messed with facebook adverstising, Instagram and also email marketing but looking to get into something new. Appreciate the help
 
Redirect traffic is not SEO. For SEO, you just simply rank high for the keywords.
 
Live Q&A videos streamed directly into health related niche Facebook groups (preferably public groups - the users will be able to share the video). .. gl
 
You'll need to do some SEO. Firstly, make your onPage SEO. After that build a good backink profile - quality PBN posts, for example. Traffic from Google converts best - they click on the ads, buy products in the store, comment on the articles, etc. The people that come from the social networks just scroll down and exit the site. You still need social profiles but relying only on them is not a successful strategy.
 
You'll need to do some SEO. Firstly, make your onPage SEO. After that build a good backink profile - quality PBN posts, for example. Traffic from Google converts best - they click on the ads, buy products in the store, comment on the articles, etc. The people that come from the social networks just scroll down and exit the site. You still need social profiles but relying only on them is not a successful strategy.

Appreciate the help :) I should have stated that my website was created by Wix which I hear happens to be poor with SEO. Do you recommend any of the above methods that might be beneficial?
 
Appreciate the help :) I should have stated that my website was created by Wix which I hear happens to be poor with SEO. Do you recommend any of the above methods that might be beneficial?

.. ho ho ho :) I've seen some wix sites (on their own domains) outranking many, many authoritative ones in one of my niches :) .. it isn't that bad if you use your own domain and have good and unique content. don't despair :)
 
Appreciate the help :) I should have stated that my website was created by Wix which I hear happens to be poor with SEO. Do you recommend any of the above methods that might be beneficial?
I think that if WIX will be your platform in the future this is not an issue. I would actually prefer a platform that gives me more freedom and access to the files of my site but this is not a SEO issue. This is a really big platform so its team had probably optimised it for the search engines.
Yes, I still suggest you doing the above things. If you have more questions I will be happy to help
 
.. ho ho ho :) I've seen some wix sites (on their own domains) outranking many, many authoritative ones in one of my niches :) .. it isn't that bad if you use your own domain and have good and unique content. don't despair :)
Thank you!
 
To be honest, mainly because this is my first time doing it and dont want to burn the budget lol

yo can start ads with low budget to give it a try , for about 40 or 50 bucks if it doesn't help you then you got some experience to use in future ...
 
yo can start ads with low budget to give it a try , for about 40 or 50 bucks if it doesn't help you then you got some experience to use in future ...

yep just started with bing. learning more from youtube and all
 
I would suggest to create a few landing pages with low competition keywords that are "buying oriented" for potential leads, then u can do SEO / PPC marketing and get leads. Good luck!
 
Some people says the money is in the list.
I think you have to find out other ways to promote the business.
Maybe gather your visitors email through email grabber popup and do some heavy email marketing
 
I would suggest to create a few landing pages with low competition keywords that are "buying oriented" for potential leads, then u can do SEO / PPC marketing and get leads. Good luck!

Great idea! thanks!
 
Some people says the money is in the list.
I think you have to find out other ways to promote the business.
Maybe gather your visitors email through email grabber popup and do some heavy email marketing

Do you suggest buying email list or no? I have a list of around 1,000 people.
 
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