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Welcome new members!
This last weekend I spoke at a conference about improving your websites conversions. I know that some of you are coming to Curious Ants after hearing about it there. Glad you can join us. I think you’ll find some of the things Curious Ants provides very helpful in improving conversions such as how to set a goal for your website and how to improve conversions (both available to paid members).
If you’re not a paid member yet, the best place for you to start is with some keyword research. You might also want to take a look at the entire game plan (and how it fits together).
Speaking of paid memberships, I did some testing to prepare for this recently. I should be able to make the entire game plan available to paid users soon.
If you’ve been around for a while, I need to apologize. The testing I did this week revealed something important: it was almost impossible to login and create an account! I had turned on certain strict password features that tried to change your password after you entered it. As I tested this, I found myself getting confused and unable to login. Then I realized something: no wonder I’ve been getting so many warning me about others trying to login with incorrect passwords!
I’m sorry. That was very frustrating! If you give it a second chance, I think you’ll find things much easier now. Now, passwords are still set to be pretty strict. However, it won’t try to “help” you any longer.
Another change I made (both of these are in light of preparing to offer the entire SEO game plan to users soon) involved a statement of which kinds of industries Curious Ants won’t serve. I want to help real businesses grow through a productive SEO campaign. I don’t want to support certain controversial industries. I published a new page explaining which industries I won’t work with and what I’ll do if I find out these industries are participating in Curious Ants. This won’t apply to most of you- but just want to be clear who I’m here to help.
SEO seems hard- you have to keep up with all the changes and weed through contradictory advice. This is frustrating and overwhelming. Curious Ants will teach you SEO while bringing your website more traffic and customers- because you’ll learn SEO while doing it.