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im a newbie can u all help me how to growing with IM

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A short, practical roadmap for getting traction in Internet marketing that builds on points raised by , , , and . The suggestions in the replies are fine starting points, but the missing piece is a simple, measurable sequence: secure the site, define the offer, test cheaply, then scale the winners.

Days 1–7 — fix trust and measurement. If browsers show a warning (as saw), check the site certificate, mixed-content errors and Google Search Console for security/manual-action messages. Set up Search Console and basic analytics and create a single conversion goal (email signup or contact form) so every test reports a result. See Google Search Console for setup and security notices (Search Console).

Days 8–14 — craft one clear offer and one landing page. Pick a single action you want visitors to take. Make the page fast, mobile-friendly, and focused: one headline, one visible call-to-action, short form, and one piece of social proof. Measure the landing page conversion rate. This removes the noise of multiple offers and makes results meaningful.

Days 15–30 — run small, measurable tests. Send controlled traffic (paid or community posts) to that landing page, test two headlines and one image, and run the test for enough time to see at least 50–100 conversions total before deciding. Track UTM parameters and calculate cost per lead before spending more. Be cautious about “get rich quick” webinars or paid programs (as mentioned by ): ask for verifiable case studies and specific metrics before paying.

Longer term — invest in content and SEO once you have a repeatable conversion path. For practical SEO basics and what to prioritize next, see Moz’s beginner guide (Moz Beginner’s Guide to SEO). If more details about the site and target audience are posted, a more specific sequence and test plan can be recommended.

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Member Avatar for InsightsDigital

First of all, you need to improve the rating of those sites. I received a huge warning sign on my web browser that said "WARNING: This website has very poor rating."

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thank for yor advisior.

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what do you need help with. there's a free marketing webinar coming tuesday at 9pm est. the host will teach you how to write ppc ads the correct way. pm for more info.

best regards,

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you need to advertise your website on search engines like yahoo and google.

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Another way would be to join Linkedin and join groups that might have members that are interested in your site and what it has to offer. Then start monitoring the discussion threads in the groups and begin answering questions and addressing topics. If you can present yourself as an expert on certain topics that would involve your website and its offerings, people will start checking out your profile and your site. Unfortunately, your original message was edited to remove the urls or I would be able to give a more definitive answer. Could you describe the sites and their purpose and/or offerings?

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