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Sunday, December 13th, 2009

Simplifying Your Internet Profits and Processes

The INPROFIT ratio is the most important ratio that you need to

know to determine the health of your entire Internet operation.

It incorporates factors related to your internet versus total

revenues, a valuation for traffic, total customer acquisition

costs, support costs, earnings per visitor (EPV) in a complex

but extremely helpful equation.

The INPROFIT ratio is being successfully used by CTO, CIO, CFO

and CEO to better manage internet profits within the

enterprise.

Since more traffic is not always better, we integrated the

EPV (earnings per

visitor) into the traffic equation. This way if a site receives

a

million visitors but only earns $0.02 for each of them then

they are

equal to a firm who makes $2.00 per visitor but yet only

receives

10,000 visitors.

Thus it links the quality of your traffic and your operating

costs. If you’re spending more in marketing, advertising, SEO,

etc. to receive that traffic then you’re actually earning in

revenues then this will reduce your revenue valuation.

similarly there are many others variables that go into a the

INPROFIT ratio, but it creates an apples to apples comparison

and a unique benchmark that can be used as a starting point for

comparative purposes, even as your business changes and

expands.

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Saturday, June 13th, 2009

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How to Get Indexed by Search Engines

Tuesday, July 1st, 2008

The leading search engines, Google, Yahoo! and

MSN Live, use crawlers to find the pages for

their algorithmic search results. Pages that

are already linked from another search engine’s

indexed pages do not need to be re-submitted

because they will be found automatically. Some

search engines, notably Yahoo!, operate a paid

directory submission service that guarantee

crawling for either a set fee or cost per

click. Such programs usually guarantee quicker

inclusion in the database, but do not guarantee

any specific ranking within the search results,

just that your site will be indexed.<br>

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Yahoo’s paid inclusion program has drawn much

criticism from both advertisers and

competitors. Two major directories, the Yahoo

Directory and the Open Directory Project both

require manual submission and human editorial

reviews before being accepted. Google offers

Google Webmaster Tools, to which an XML Sitemap

file can be created and submitted for free

online to ensure that all pages are found,

especially pages that aren’t easily

discoverable by automatically following links

between pages, such as dynamic content.<br>

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Search engine crawlers (or robots)&nbsp;take

into account a variety of different factors

when crawling a site. Not every page is added

or indexed by the search engines. Distance of

pages (depth) from the root directory of a site

may also be a factor in whether or not pages

get crawled and indexed.