Keep your other site, but make another one with sole purpose of viewers signing up for your newsletter, ezine or e-course.

Then use same strategies to get people to this site that you are using to market your other site.

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Till next time,

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I am seeing more and more pages and Sites take own these new “butchered” SERP listings in last few days.

Have they lost it completely? Do they want to encourage image "alt" text spamming now? Alt text is now equal to or more important than Titles and metatag descriptions? Everything is listed in linear order, as parsed in order down page? What is relevant about several year old DMOZ Titles? Are they trying to “beef up” their Image Search prominence?

The adaptation of DMOZ anchor text title is bad enough, but alt tag heavy description is much worse. If trend continues, any page with header graphics and alt tags will have a description "leveling" across an entire Site. This will be a problem for many W3C validated Sites that have header graphics.

I certainly hope this is just a test period before an algorithm update, and it doesn’t last long.

This issue is being discussed at WebProWorld here: http://www.webproworld.com/viewtopic.php?t=42848

Ken Webster www.mountaineagleweb.com

Ken Webster is a published, award winning technical author, US Patent Holder and Moderator on a leading Internet Webmaster Forum. His experience as Engineering Manager led him into the Marketing Arena where he got lost in that abyss @ Mountain Eagle Marketing. www.mountaineagleweb.com