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Posted by admin On September - 21 - 2009

Nothing can replace cold hard facts. The numbers say it all:

A single blog, like the one from above, can generate thousands of visitors to your website or blog site. This one blog has generated nearly 1,000 visitors in the matter of a few weeks, and it’s still generating traffic.
- With more traffic comes more possibilities for conversions and potential customers.
- With more traffic also comes the possibility for developing relationships with other site owners, bloggers, and potential customers. These relationships have the potential to create links for your site, which will help the site move up the Search Engines

It’s that simple. Linwright Design has an average click-through rate of 5%. This means that for every blog we post, at least 5% of the visitors to that blog will go exactly where we want them to go; to your website or your product. We encourage you to do your homework, and you’ll find that for a start-up businesses, that’s not too shabby.

PageRank is still somewhat important these days, not so much for ranking on Google, but for attaining link exchanges from other web owners and bloggers, and we all know that the more “backlinks” that you can get for a client, the better the page will rank overall. Currently, two of my clients have blogs with PageRank’s of 3/10, which is an amazing thing considering they have only been in action for a few months.

It only takes one blog to get to the top. With one blog, customized for two different clients, Linwright Design was able to get both clients to the first page of both Google and Bing for a targeted keyword. In this case, our good friends at Signature MD hold the top spot for VIP medicine on Google.

Twitter can be your best friend, or your worst enemy. With this single press release, Linwright Design brought in nearly 140 visitors from Twitter. On average, we bring in about 50 – 90 clicks from Twitter. And the best part, these Twitter clicks are going right where we want them to go. The above client got an extra 140 visitors to their product that they would not have had before this.

Below are the RSS Feeds to my current blog clients: