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You can't. But it's the content that matters more, not that specific keywords.

Use the automated submission and bookmarking scripts. Use Fiverr for automatic directory and FB posting, etc. Web is vast place, so make your life easier by automating and outsourcing the manual labor. Good luck!

1. High quality content 2. A LOT of relevant backlinks 3. Social media campaigns 4. And a whole lotta more...

Well, e-comm sites get traffic very hard. Remember that people mostly come online to learn, not to shop. So, those who want to shop, go to big sites. How to get them to visit yours, instead one of the big cahunas? By providing them with fresh, educating content related to …

Getting a good or at least decent PR is a hard thing to do - a lot of SEO work, original content distribution, backlinking, etc.. try to automate the processes above as much as possible. Use automated scripts and also outsource the writting work.

That's too broad question. What's your target group, campaign purpose, budget, etc..? I mean, doing FB marketing is a long process to learn and it can't be answered in seconds. So, pls be more specific and I'll try to answer properly, ok? Otherwise, spreading a hot content which creates a …

Guest posting is one of the most important parts of marketing. Find topic relevant blogs and ask them to become their author. But, you'll need to have high quality articles (not self-promotions) to qualify.

And how do you expect high traffic blogs would publish your spammy-looking articles? Sorry, but in order to make them publish it, you'll need to pay. A lot. Also, hire very good writers, if you want media to publish your articles. Good luck:)

That's a very broad question. What kind of site, which social media site, what's your target population? The last one requires the most work and thoughts. Social media sites aren't magical pills to automatically increase your traffic and sales. So, your site will go viral only - and only - …

Hey, what's up? I'm Boštjan and I'm a cool marketing dude. My goal is to make my life online as easy and effective as possible, and I love to share my know-hows with you. Have a nice day:)

And don't forget to localize your content, if needed (e.g. non-english speaking world). Also, use the Maxmind GeoIP thingy to automatically display localized content. Also, connect with local marketers and experts from your niche.

Too many keywords and too little good content won't get you anywhere. Besides Google, your visitors won't come again to read only keywords. They come for high quality content, not braindead article, filled with keywords. So, I'd forget about Google (but not too much:)) and focus on my readership, e.g. …

Well, if you have your Tos in place, you're not responsible for submitted content, user is. So, give his IP and other data to the authorities, that's it.