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This might seem a bit trivial but I see this often since I use forums as part of my marketing mix. The question is how do you get people to pay attention to you once you get to the forum? There are six things that I would be concerned about when scoping out the forums. Here are the steps that I use to get traffic from forums.
1) Get your keywords formalized. It is important to have a collection of keywords that fit your niche. If you don't use Pay Per Click advertising you still need to collect at least 50 quality keywords for your niche. The point of focusing on your keywords is to tie your website to the chosen keywords.
2) Your choice of responses must work to your advantage and to do that you must consciously optimize your responses and input to match your website keywords. If you sell soft sculpture toys, your niche keywords might be perhaps toys and perhaps teddy bears or other soft toys. Your input and responses should include some of your keywords in order to bolster your back links to your website.
3) If you create articles or have a blog of your own, you can reference them in your responses on the forums. Let's say that you flagged a question on care and packaging or soft toys. You have a great answer to the post; so you compose an answer and reference your blog post from last year. You hyperlink the blog post line and ensure that you have a few keywords from your blog in the post. So you would write something like this: "I know how tough it is to store and ship soft toys I wrote a blog post on it at my blog - (blog name). This is solution to the problem is (fill in the blank).
4) There is a certain trick to using forums for marketing purposes. You should carefully craft your bio or your signature section to promote your squeeze page or blog. Once again you should make certain that your keywords are injected in your signature. If you are selling the soft toys at softhuggybears.com, you might have a signature that says "How to take good care of your soft huggy bears. Get my FREE report at softhuggybears.com." make the case for your solution to their problem.
5) Keep the conversation on topic and move it along with your responses. Once you reply to the original post, send another post to add a twist to the conversation and perhaps pose a follow up question for the other members to respond to. That keeps the thread open and more people will read it. More people reading the thread means more people involved in the conversation and seeing your signature.
6) If the forum has an article section, contribute to that section as often as you can. Take a few of your blog posts and reconfigure them into articles. You'll need to reach a lot of forums to make this pay off. Don't stop at one or two forums and expect the get a flood of traffic. This is a business venture and must be treated as such.
This is a great way to get back links and build your reputation as well more traffic to your website. Be sure to get your facts straight when posting and stay honest. People will hold you accountable when you are solving their problems.
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I admit it, I am an avid fan of the world of seventies fashion and costumes. I love the ostentatiousness of this era, and its blatant disregard for subtlety or elegance. Which decade can lay claim to flared trousers, concord collars and 'big' curly hair? And which decade gave birth to disco music, and disco fashion? Why the 70's of course!
It's my argument that the 1970s gave birth to the modern fashion world! Indeed, you only have to look to the catwalks and the world of Haute Couture to realise that the trend towards theatricality in fashion has its roots in the 70s. Look at designers like Vivienne Westwood, and you'll see an extreme aesthetic born of the 1970s punk era. And there are countless other designers that also take their inspiration from this period.
But just what is it about the fashions of this era that proves so appealing to people? First of all I would say that it's the sense of boldness and confidence. Flared trousers are a great example of this. Are they practical or sensible? No. Do they look elegant in the traditional sense? No again. But do they make you smile and make an impact? Yes!
Look at TV programmes such as 'Starsky and Hutch' and you will witness a range of clothes that will make your eyes pop. The main characters sport thick jumpers with patterned designs. Strangely enough these kinds of jumpers are fashionable once more! These guys also permed their hair and wore big 'over the top' sunglasses. Subtle they were not, but man did they look cool!
Another totally cool character from the world of Starsky and Hutch was the totally brilliant 'Huggy Bear'. As well as bearing one of the best names of any character in television he also helped to form the 'pimp' look. This included one piece 'leopard skin' suits, canes, wide brimmed hats and of course the obligatory 'big' sunglasses. Hip Hop artists in recent years have helped to bring this look back to the forefront of popular culture and fashion.
Of course one of the most extreme fashions from the 1970s was punk. This was born of the punk rocker music movement, and it embodied the sense of anger and disenfranchisement of the youth of that era, particularly in the UK. Bands like The Sex Pistols helped to rock the very foundations of the political and cultural world and also changed the face of fashion. Tight denim, Mohawks and bovver boots were the order of the day, and this stripped down but rebellious aesthetic helped symbolise the energy and anger of these young men and women. And whilst the punk movement isn't with us now in the strictest sense, it has helped to influence countless bands of the 90s and beyond, such as Nirvana, Pearl Jam, and the Foo Fighters.
Of course the movement that helped define the 70s the most was Disco. Films such as 'Saturday Night Fever' helped to popularise disco music and its fashions. Who can forget the way that John Travolta looked in that white suit and black shirt, and of course, his big hair and gold medallion. Indeed when most people dress in 70s costumes it is this look that they try to emulate most.
I hope this brief journey through the world of the 1970s has helped to convince you just how influential this era was in terms of defining our modern attitude to fashion and style. As far as I'm concerned even now the 1970s rule!
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