I'm doing research for a next tutorial and decide to see how many people each day are searching "send web2.0?. So I go to Wordtracker and decide to check the volume of searches per day for the search term" Send ".

I was surprised to see that many people are interested in submitting your site to Dogpile. (2000 to date) My first thought was "that rare, 2,000 people a day – maybe someone is selling an ebook on how valuable links are Dogpile.

The funny thing is that if they appear in Google, Yahoo! or MSN, you will automatically appear on Dogpile. Dogpile is a meta-search engine and provides results from Google, Yahoo, MSN and ask all in one place. Your Alexa ranking is now 2,935 (or 2935 which are the busiest site on the web).

Do not take me long to see that you can not submit your site to Dogpile, your ads from other sources …

My first thought was "Wow, I've hit gold Keywords – How long will it take to classify some of these search terms and start getting a boat load of highly targeted visitors to my site?" (These search terms are highly targeted to my site that shares advertising web resouces. It would be relevant to a site about kite-surfing, for example).

So, how long will it take? I received my first visit to Google 20 hours after I posted about it on my blog. I was # 6 for the keyword phrase "this site Dogpile. The really surprising is that the blog was only 12 days old.

Now you may be thinking "How did that?". The short answer is that I hired an online advertising campaign '.

What is an "online advertising campaign?"

This is part of "New Web environment. A couple of years ago Search Engine Optimization was everything, today there are dozens of web sites that may be "advertising" and you visitors. Some of these websites may be interacting with every day, many of them have never heard of. The "new Web" is here, what is your strategy?

The search engine optimization may be only a small part of their online marketing campaign.