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Re: 13 Prophecies of Internet Marketing

Steve Shah — Mon, 11 Apr 2016 01:44:36 -0000

today SEO becomes more stratagic, need more attention regarding Content and need powerful back links concepts to become visible in search engines.

Thanks for worth post. @syncnologies, @Sachin Patil @Steve Shah

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Sachin Patil — Tue, 24 Nov 2015 05:19:57 -0000

It’s not Prophecies of internet marketing it’s a horror story and it’s true.

I like very much your article.

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Sitetrafficgeneration244 — Thu, 12 Nov 2015 08:24:00 -0000

I like your concept of Trustrank vs Pagerank. This are all aspects that will determine traffic building from SEO point of view..
Web traffic is something that comes after.

Thanks for the post

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Nzt Group — Thu, 17 Sep 2015 12:27:14 -0000

You are right, SEO now a days become more critical as search engine algorithms become more intelligent and yeah Social media platform are about to kill the traffic driving from Search Engine. I'm wondering that in coming days SEO will lost their identity.

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Halwits — Sat, 05 Oct 2013 07:41:01 -0000

Great list of prophecies of internet marketing. I totally agree with the 7th prophecy that traffic from social media sites really become important for a website for maintaining its reputation which is surely gonna kill search engines traffic.

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Melissa Crawford — Mon, 25 Feb 2013 16:06:21 -0000

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Redesign Your Web — Thu, 14 Feb 2013 07:14:41 -0000

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Monty — Sat, 13 Dec 2008 16:26:58 -0000

Your article is quite interesting to me. While I do not hole everything you stated to be fact, I appreciate that you do have an opinion and made some very valid points.

Fact is, I have use social mediums for more constant communication that e-mail. I work with site that allow me to stay abreast of friend status while keeping them abreast of mine. Funny part is, everyone use to spend time just checking their e-mail. Now people use their email for business and just check their friend status.

Wish you the best.

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Seo things — Wed, 19 Nov 2008 07:40:20 -0000

nice post

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Asif Anwar — Thu, 04 Sep 2008 02:26:03 -0000

@Ed Taaffe

You can't blame SEO if you haven't seen any result from it. I have strengthened 4 company's financial standing with just SEO. However, these businesses were international business type, both B2B and B2C. So, SEO was the best marketing option for them. But, if it's a local business with traffic less than 50 per month, then it's a small nail that can't be nailed with a big hammer. Hammer is always useful, but you need the right hammer for the right nail.

You are saying that SEO is dishonest. But, even Google's Matt Cutts admitted that SEO is not bad. And sorry that you had to see the dishonest part of it. Actually, there are many roughs that are polluting our white hat marketing reputation. Always remember that, there is no secret sauce, quick solutions or shortcut in white hat SEO. When you go the hard way, you make investment that will last longer. If anyone showed you any shortcut and said that, this is SEO, can you please shoot that guy from my behalf?

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Seo Trend — Thu, 04 Sep 2008 00:13:10 -0000

we are steadily owing to the develop into of visitors from hackneyed internet services drink in search engines and free email services to the newborn Online Social Media. We are seeing that the present of Internet Marketing is changing rapidly.

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Sso Trend — Thu, 04 Sep 2008 00:12:14 -0000

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Ed Taaffe — Wed, 03 Sep 2008 15:53:33 -0000

He who owns only a a hammer sees every problem as a nail. SEO is a particularly useless hammer aimed to bend and twist a particularly undeveloped nail.

Only the relative infancy of the internet makes it possible for such nonsense to make claims of respectability.
I wouldn't be so dramatic as to use the word prophesy, but I predict that the internet will eventually give some people the drivel they want in the form they want it, packaged and presented, hopefully, by relatively intelligent machines as opposed to dishonest SEOs and alow the others to access useful information, probably from friends and colleagues as it did before the great unwashed took the internet over. Then everybody will be happy.

Re: 13 Prophecies of Internet Marketing

Asif Anwar — Mon, 07 Jul 2008 07:01:09 -0000

@ Margaret Hampton,

Thanks for the time to write a long comment and also for the passionate support in the language.

I have given my prophecies a second thought whether it is 13 or 11 prophecies. I have gone through all of these but understand that I have 12 prophecies. i.e. Prophecy # 13 (Future Internet Marketers will be Personal Helper) should actually belong to the Prophecy # 11 (Web-based Consumer Analytics will be Major Internet Marketing Process). So, I need another prophecy to make it 13.

So here is the new prophecy:

Prophecy # 13 : The Broadcasting Media will Merge with the Internet

Broadcasting Media or Television we know today is going to merge with the internet. They will also count hits, not downlinks when the convergence happens. The mobile devices are steadily being modified to receive television signals. Since the handhelds will have both television & internet facility, the broadcasting media will upgrade themselves to offer hybrid services that is more cost effective for the users. Moreover, this will remove the time barrier (i.e. the limitation to watch your favorite program in their specified time). So, we will have the flexibility to watch streaming videos from the internet. It will also remove the place barrier by allowing us to see our favorite program anywhere.

The advertisers will have the flexibility to see when, how long, which demographic niches are watching their ads. This will also help the advertisers to choose the programs they think are perfect for advertizing. Will this be the Web 3.0 era? I am not sure. But, the Internet Marketers will experience a shift from text-based web to the video-based Web era. Google has already started to provide video ads as AdWords. So, the future is very near.

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Re: 13 Prophecies of Internet Marketing

Asif Anwar — Sat, 05 Jul 2008 13:40:45 -0000

@ All,

Thanks for the compliments. I really appreciate your time for going through the article.

@ Richard Burckhardt (The Web Optimist) for his blog in Search Engine Journal
Link: http://www.searchenginejour...

I believe my first prophecy is the most debated and criticized. And making it the first prophecy is part of the game to attract more traffic by letting people carry on with the debates and spread it virally. Which I believe, has worked in some way. But, all prophecies are not meant to be accurate. Prophecies are vision of a person. I’ve accepted it and would be glad if you accept it as well :-)

However, I’d like to shed some light on my visions on this. The reason I think Onsite SEO will parish is:

• Onsite SEO is a thing you have control on and you can manipulate the Search Engines to favor you by changing codes. The guesstimated stat of about 90% sites are not optimized for search engines, is true. Again the websphere is growing at a geographical rate. If all sites can easily make their site search engine friendly through nice & free plugins or addons available now-a-days, then think about the disaster that will happen in Search Engine Result Pages (SERPs). Search Engine will eventually get away from the manipulation that you can do on your site. Their move to count incoming links has actually pushed us a bit away from Onsite SEO. Moreover, counting the age of the site has also tied our hands. You never know in future, they will push you further to a stage when you will have no control on your site.

• Most of the search engines generate revenue from advertisement. I also believe that Googleopoly will not be there forever (another prophecy! :-). When the competition in the search engines becomes intense in future, search engines will find ways to tie the hands of the Search Engine Optimizers and drive these people to PPC.

• Search engines will become inter-platform friendly and equally favor sites that are built in Flash, Java, PHP, etc. To do that they might think out of the box and think of any algorithm that is independent of any codes. So, there is extreme probability that something like Visual Algorithm may come in that doesn’t care what are the codes, but cares about what it looks like and says visually (I said maybe :-). I had an interesting discussion going on in LinkedIn Answers on Visual Algorithm, please have a look at the discussion:
http://www.linkedin.com/ans...

I also believe that onsite SEO will not go away that easily. However, before dieing we may experience many changes in internet marketing regarding onsite SEO, such as

• If we look back at history, we needed only one webmaster for all the marketing. But, now-a-days, you can find a lot of people working for a site. e.g. Copywriter, SEO, Designer, Web Developers, etc. We never know this very Onsite SEO might change according to platform. We may as well see separate SEO for PHP, Flash, Java, etc.

• Visual Algorithms can eliminate the need for code-based marketing of sites. Only the designed outlook will count. If it is implemented, then keyword density, Bold texts, H1 would still have lives.

• There might be a situation when people will not need text anymore. The definition of web content is changing. Now, web components like flash, image, audio, video, etc. are also being defined as contents. There are chances that we will not stay in the text-based Web 1.0 era. If texts are not the center of any attraction, then why would the internet marketers need SEO anyway? And I am quite afraid that text-based Web 1.0 will die sooner than expected.

Asif Anwar

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Re: 13 Prophecies of Internet Marketing

Jenish Shah — Mon, 30 Jun 2008 09:39:04 -0000

This post is absolutely cool and a truth that I guess most people don't know about Online marketing. This can be a guide to someone who wants to set his hands in the field. Thanks a ton Asif for showing us the path.

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Internet Marketing Company — Thu, 26 Jun 2008 05:40:21 -0000

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Zahir — Wed, 25 Jun 2008 21:17:42 -0000

Informative article, Marketing along with IT's will get quite tricky coming future, yet manageable. Thanks for the depth.

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faridul alam — Tue, 24 Jun 2008 14:22:19 -0000

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Swapan Kumar — Mon, 23 Jun 2008 08:14:14 -0000

Nice posting Asif. I read & really found great artcles.

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Joaquin Kenyon — Sun, 22 Jun 2008 20:30:56 -0000

Wow. Lots of interesting material and food for thought about the possible future trends of marketing. You got me thinking.

Joaquin

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Seo Faisalabad — Thu, 19 Jun 2008 08:48:53 -0000

This is the blog post that mentions the article that has been nominated for the 3rd SEM Contest of Marketing Pilgrim.

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Internet Marketing Joy — Wed, 18 Jun 2008 16:20:13 -0000

This is an interesting prediction but I think I won't agree on number 1...because I think that as long as there are websites there is always a need for SEO..^^

Re: 13 Prophecies of Internet Marketing

mkhasan147 — Tue, 17 Jun 2008 05:23:50 -0000

I believe that most of your prophecies will become true in very near future. It can be called web 3.0 time. This article is interesting and encouraging. There is so many things to think and so many things to learn!
But,
" Sob google ar icha, amra(SEO specialists) usila matro!".

However, thank you asif vai for showing us the future.

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Sabuj Kundu — Fri, 13 Jun 2008 11:40:34 -0000

Thanks Mr. Asif for this great article. I don't know much about SEM but I have deep interest on it. I like ur way of thinking about Search engine marketing.