SEO & 80s Movies: An Old School Approach to SEO and Content Marketing

Increasing Website Traffic Series, #3

Nonfiction, Computers, Internet, Electronic Commerce, Business & Finance, Marketing & Sales
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Author: Greg Strandberg ISBN: 9781311808349
Publisher: Greg Strandberg Publication: May 8, 2014
Imprint: Language: English
Author: Greg Strandberg
ISBN: 9781311808349
Publisher: Greg Strandberg
Publication: May 8, 2014
Imprint:
Language: English

Movies produced in the 1980s made $2.5 billion.

These movies did this through original stories (content) and special effects (design). Actors and actresses? Not so much.

The most profitable movie of the 80s was E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial, which made $435 million. The next two were Return of the Jedi ($390 million) and The Empire Strikes Back ($290 million).

When it comes to your website I bet you’d love to make that kind of money. I’ve got good news – you can.

Nearly all of the 50 films profiled in this book had small budgets and all kinds of problems during production. But they went on to make lots of money, and each of them holds lessons for your website.

Whether you’re interested in search engine optimization, content marketing, or just increasing your website traffic, this book will offer lessons how. And it does so in a fun and engaging way, and with examples you know and love.

So grab the popcorn and a comfy seat – you’re about to get lots of new ideas to make your site a success.

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Movies produced in the 1980s made $2.5 billion.

These movies did this through original stories (content) and special effects (design). Actors and actresses? Not so much.

The most profitable movie of the 80s was E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial, which made $435 million. The next two were Return of the Jedi ($390 million) and The Empire Strikes Back ($290 million).

When it comes to your website I bet you’d love to make that kind of money. I’ve got good news – you can.

Nearly all of the 50 films profiled in this book had small budgets and all kinds of problems during production. But they went on to make lots of money, and each of them holds lessons for your website.

Whether you’re interested in search engine optimization, content marketing, or just increasing your website traffic, this book will offer lessons how. And it does so in a fun and engaging way, and with examples you know and love.

So grab the popcorn and a comfy seat – you’re about to get lots of new ideas to make your site a success.

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