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Powers Sports Memorabilia

Power Sports Memorabilia

Partnership Proposal

A Step-by-Step Plan To Grow Your Customer Base Over The Next 6 Months

Leonard ParkerFebruary 5th 2018

Hi Matt,Thanks for taking the time to read this proposal.This proposal document was designed to...1. Explain our main objective from working together over the next 6 months2. Give you insight into the work being carried out and the thought process behind it all3. Show you an accurate timeline of the work we will implement4. Inform you of the investment required to begin this projectLet's get started...

SALES...

Our primary focus for this project is to increase the number of sales from your website. To do this, the project will be split into 3 categories.

On Site SEO

This involves letting search engines know exactly what your website is about.

8% of project

 

 

Backlinks

The most important part of the process and vital for ranking higher in search engines. This involves building links to your website.

75% of project

 

Conversion

If you have successfully implemented on-site optimization and backlinks, you will have visitors on your website. Conversion is about making it easy for those visitors to become new customers.

17% of project

 

 

 

We have this method down to a science. You may have also noticed that 83% of our strategy involves search engine optimization, or 'SEO' as we will refer to it throughout this proposal.

 

What is Search Engine Optimization?

SEO is the practice of improving and promoting a website to increase the number of visitors the site receives from search engines.To do this, you must first learn the "algorithm" of search engines. Search engines create algorithms to determine which factors influence your position or ranking.We primarily focus on the most popular search engine, Google. With almost 63% market share in the US,(source: Statista) it is most people's go-to website for finding sports memorabilia. Bing and Yahoo are not left out though.

The Top 5 Ranking Factors

  • Direct website visits
  • Time on Site
  • Pages per Session
  • Bounce Rate
  • Total Referring Domains

The Algorithm

To "rank a website" it's as simple as understanding the algorithm, then providing it what it wants.In total there are over 200 signals the algorithm looks for, split across 8 categories.The chart on the left shows how these 8 types of signals are divided by importance.The categories of the top 5 ranking factors (on the left) account for over 50% of the local ranking algorithm.

Google Search Engine Results Page (SERP)

Organic results is the position your website will appear in with SEO. Google My Business listings are part of local SEO, also included in this proposal. Pay per click (PPC) adverts are where you pay Google directly every time someone clicks through to your website.

 

Click-through rate is the number of people that click through to your website out of the total amount of searches. Using the averages, we can guesstimate that 36.4% of people that search this keyword, click through to redcowmedia.co.uk

Keyword Research

 

Before we can begin any of the 3 project categories explained above, we need to determine the keywords that will generate the highest ROI when ranked top. A keyword refers to the phrases that your potential clients are likely to search for.Below you will see some keywords we have selected out for you. This can be changed and/or expanded before the campaign begins.

Keywords

Monthly Searches

sports memorabilia

1000+

sports collectibles

1000+

autographed sports memorabilia

1000+

sports memorabilia buyers

1000+

collectible sports memorabilia

100+

authentic signed sports memorabilia

100+

authentic sports autographs

100+

buy autographed sports memorabilia

100+

signed sports collectibles

100+

baseball sports memorabilia

100+

 

Applying Keywords to Your Website

Now that you have chosen the best keywords to target, you need "onsite optimization". This involves tweaking your website to be more related to your chosen keywords and making it easier for search engine bots to get what they need.

Making your content more search engine friendly

 

The first thing we will do is create a plan for which keywords will be targeted with which page of your website. After this plan has been created, we will set the title of each page to include the chosen keyword. This requires creating a new page for different keywords, if one does not already exist.Here is an example of how the title appears within Google:

You may also notice the page name/directory includes the keyword we are targeting. It is important to include at least part of the keyword in the page name.

The other vital part of the content optimization is the description. The description tells potential customers and search engines what the page is about. It should be written in a compelling way to encourage people to visit your website. Take a look at the example below:

Other tweaks in the content will include setting text descriptions of images (search engines cannot understand images), including the keywords in headlines, and organizing code.

How a Website Appears to You

How a Website Appears to a Search Engine

Building links to your website

Before the onsite optimization and silo structures we just covered can be truly effective, your website requires backlinks. Backlinks are simply links to your website from other websites. This is an example of a link to your site.

We define a good link by 3 main components...

 

Anchor Text

The anchor text of your backlinks influences what keywords you rank for.We follow a tested and proven formula for choosing anchor texts.73% importance

Topic of Webpage

The more relevant the webpage, the better the link.When choosing or creating pages to link to your website, this should be kept in mind.66% importance

Type of Link

Contextual, footer and sidebar are the 3 types of links.We primarily focus on contextual, which is links from within articles and content. But it is important to have a variety.31% importance

Anchor Text

The text of the link is named the anchor text. If this were my link for example (visit Google.com) - the anchor text is "visit Google.com".We have a tested anchor text usage formula for best performance in rankings and to avoid penalties (that can be received from using the same anchor text too much.) Take a look at the formula below and the types of anchor texts:

 

URL: This is just the website address as the anchor text e.g. [powerssportsmemorabilia.com]

Exact: The keyword you are targeting e.g. authentic autographed sports memorabilia]

Branded Keyword: Your brand name and keyword mixed e.g. Powers Sports Memorabilia authentic autographed sports memorabilia]

Phrase: This is the keyword mixed into a longer phrase e.g. autographed baseball sports memorabilia]

 

Brand: The brand / business name on its own is a natural anchor text to use

Related: Industry related keywords e.g. [sports collectibles, <team/athlete> memorabilia, etc]

 

Generic: Click here, go to website, etc.

Topic of Webpage

For a backlink to be most effective, it should be on a page or within an article that is relevant to your website.There are two ways to do this...1. Create a website directly related to your business2. Write an article for another website that is related to your website and theirsThe first method is the more simple to understand. If a sports memorabilia dealer comes to us for SEO, we build blogs about sports memorabilia and link to your website from it within an article.For the second method, we already own and will create more websites related to general topics. Next we will create a table like the one below.

This gives you links from blogs within highly relevant articles to your business and allows us to use our anchor text formula (mentioned above) to have the best possible impact on your search engine rankings.The other important part of this is that they are from "authority websites", explained below...

 

Types of Links

Contextual: A link such as this (go to google.com) within an article or content.

97%

Sidebar: A link on the side of a webpage outside of the content area.

2%

Footer: A link at the bottom of a webpage.

1%

Gaining Links from Trusted Authority Websites

While following the link building guide we just covered, there is another important factor that comes first...The links need to be from authority websites. We use the word authority because websites that have authority are regarded as trustworthy and valuable link sources to search engines."A vote from the Queen is much more valuable than 100 votes from unemployed people"Google tracks authority through their algorithm called PageRank. Using the scale on the right, you will be able to get an idea of what PageRank well-known brands have.In theory, the higher the PageRank of a website linking to you, the better. But there are many more factors that come into play in the real world.

 

 

 

Unfortunately we cannot call up Beckett, Amazon, or the NBA and ask them to link to your website. So we buy and build websites that have these PageRank levels.Every month we invest in thousands of dollars worth of domains and hosting to maintain and grow a large network of websites with high authority. Most domains we purchase are in the range of PageRank 3-5, but we also have PR (PageRank) 6-8's and 0-2's in our mix to keep it natural.These websites are built around several different topics and often built specifically for each client we take on. Next, it is a matter of writing unique articles for different blogs in our network, spread out over time for a natural effect.

Converting Your New Visitors Into Sales

If less than 10% of people that visit your website from search engines are contacting you, you are losing a lot of customers.Do you know your conversion rate? This is the percentage of visitors that make a purchase after visiting your website.The process of tweaking this is called Conversion Rate Optimization.Without doing this, spending money on SEO is a waste of your money. You'll get an increase of visitors, but most of them will end up going to your competitors that have better converting websites.

Here are a few ways we'll tweak your website to improve your conversion rate

Make Your Content "Customer Focused"

 

Content is what really matters on a website. Great design and images are powerful. But if your content is bad, it'll all fall apart.All of our content is measured against 3 platitudes to judge the effectiveness, and how customer focused it is, these are:Platitude #1: What is in it for mePlatitude #2: Well, I would hope soPlatitude #3: Who else can say that?

 

 

Make it simple to navigate and use

If it takes a visitor more than 3 seconds to find a call to action, it's not in the right place. If they struggle to find what they are looking for, struggle to navigate, or have any difficulties using your website - it is setup wrong.You need to know who your audience is so you can make your website easy for them to use. If you primarily target a male audience as an example, the same copy may not resonate with women. In which case, you want to make your website resonate with this audience.We have studied and tested repeatedly to see exactly how to structure a website to make it easy for different demographics to use.

Encourage and make it easy for people to contact you

Most business websites have one focus, to get more inquiries or sales. More phone calls, more sales, or online contact messages.If this is the case, then it doesn't make sense to not have a contact form on your website. Or to bury your phone number in the middle of your content.Have a short call back form on your homepage (the most visited page on most websites), and have your phone number / contact button at the top right of every page.

 

How You Are Losing 80% Of Your Potential Customers & How To Bring Them Back

Even if your website is setup with the right conversion elements in place, the best you're likely to get is 20% of visitors instantly contacting you.That means 80% of the visitors you are spending money on advertising to send to your website, are not contacting you.Here is how you can turn that around and convert "research now, buy later" prospects into your customers.

 

 

 

Method #1: Retargeting

Have you ever looked at a product on Amazon, then repeatedly seen this product advertised everywhere afterwards? This is retargeting.After visiting your website, people will be browsing other websites, and seeing your adverts. It's a great way of bringing prospects back and establishing strong brand presence.

 

Method #2: Lead Magnet Creation

 

Another way of turning this 80% into sales is through building an email list.A lead magnet is something you give away for free, in exchange for their details. This can be as simple as a free report / white paper.You then create a page on your website to promote this, offer it at the bottom of your other webpages, and advertise it through other mediums.

Method #2.1 Sequence of Autoresponders 

The problem with lots of people downloading the free content you offer, is that you then have to follow up with them. This can take a lot of time when a lot of people are downloading that content.It's not easy to think of a new email to send all the time. Never mind trying to send it to hundreds of people.Instead, you can use an autoresponder to fully automate this. You can pre-create the emails in a sequence, then have them automatically email out X days after someone subscribes.Now you are building a relationship with these people and leading them closer to buying from you. All automatically.

 

Your Investment

Based on a 6 month agreement of services.

What You'll Get

Your Investment

  • 10 Keywords
  • Website made search engine friendly
  • Links from trusted authority websites
  • Exclusive industry rights for your business
  • Monthly progress reports & calls

Setup 

$250

Monthly 

$750

Frequently Asked Questions

Are my results guaranteed? We are not in control of future changes by search engines, and possibly even your website. For this reason, even though we are 100% confident in the results we can get you, our legal advisors wouldn't let us make any guarantees.Why is it a 6 month agreement?6 months is sufficient time to show you great results. It also gives both of our businesses a trial to evaluate whether we are a good fit to continue working together.What will happen after 6 months?We will evaluate the project to decide whether we are a good fit to continue working together. If we are a good fit, the campaign will revert to a month-to-month agreement.I have questions about your service...No problem. Email me directly at leonard@destinymarketingsolutions.com.Who is Destiny Marketing Solutions?Destiny Marketing Solutions is a nationally recognized team of specialists in ranking websites within the Google search engine. Our home office is in Houston, Texas - however our team is often found in different locations, providing coaching and fulfillment services to business owners all over the country.

How Do I Get Started?

Along with this proposal, we are also going to send you a contract to fulfill this campaign for you.You can sign the contract online, no need to print or fax, and once that is done, we will have your first invoice sent to you, and begin working on your campaign.

Need any help?

Throughout our time working together, I will be your point of contact. You can contact me at any time using the info below...

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Leonard Parkerleonard@destinymarketingsolutions.com(713) 857-8403

That is my direct mobile phone number if you need support ASAP, otherwise please email or book calls in advance. The best and most reliable contact method is via email. I do travel regularly, if I do not answer, please reach out via email.

Thank you for your time.

Leonard Parker and the Destiny Marketing Solutions Team