Liked on YouTube: Ranking a Video for Local Business Lead Generation - Case study

Ranking a Video for Local Business Lead Generation - Case study
This is the first video in a series I will do as a case study on ranking a video for local lead generation. Full case study play list: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLx7TeOF9aev031G_xI27CK6Rw6xrEUytR I will concentrate on one particular service which is designed to rank videos in not just Youtube but also Google. Apologizes for the poor audio quality - I am just using my old laptop camera and microphone - no fancy pro setup (yet). The cooling fan is verrry loud at times :( The goal is to get the video ranking, and phone calls being sent to a potential customer who could either buy leads, or rent the video. Subscribe to the channel as I keep adding different case studies and new videos to the case studies I am working on.
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Liked on YouTube: Increasing Organic Traffic To An Ecommerce Site - Case Study

Increasing Organic Traffic To An Ecommerce Site - Case Study
This is the first video for a case study using a very powerful service to increase the ranking, and hence traffic, for an ecommerce website. Full case study play list: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLx7TeOF9aev0TXk8lE347Mx-S7xzZJeVK In this video I introduce the website I want to increase the traffic for, look at the current traffic and sales, and also the important speed stats of the site. This sets the starting point for the case study. In following videos I will introduce the service I will be using and some details of why it is powerful. Then review the report from the first blast and look at some of the work. Most importantly I will keep giving updates as to the current traffic rates and sales for the store. If this service can not increase the traffic and hopefully sales - then it isn't worth paying for - but I doubt this will happen! I might have to hit it a few times to get full results. The service is not cheap, if I average $25 profit for each customer's order, then I need to be making a number of extra sales a month to cover the expenditure. Hopefully you see the positive results from this case study and be confident in spending money on increasing your site's organic traffic.
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All Eyes on the Golden Triangle As Summer Drill Season Begins

An explorer that received good drill results last year is one of the first out of the gate to follow up this summer.

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Miner Spins Out Copper Assets

A Haywood Securities note described this company's recently announced corporate strategy, which includes spinning out its copper assets.

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Two Resource Companies at 'Good Buying Levels'

Money manager Adrian Day discusses two resource companies in his portfolio that he finds are buys at current levels.

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Exploration and Royalties Make Good Resource Companies

Sector expert Adrian Day looked at two 'favorite' junior explorers he considers 'good buys at current levels.'

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Gold's Relative Strength Index Indicating a Bottom Is Here

Precious metals expert Michael Ballanger explains why he believes gold is bottoming.

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Jack Chan Unwraps Trend Reversal and Long Consolidation

Technical analyst Jack Chan charts the latest moves—and an 'agonizingly long consolidation'—in the gold and silver markets.

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Aben Looks for an Instant Replay of 2017 in the Golden Triangle

Bob Moriarty of 321 Gold discusses the drill program of an explorer in the Golden Triangle that had some high-grade holes last year.

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METALS MORNING VIEW 19/06: Metals prices under pressure after more tariffs prompt risk-off trade

Further threats of US tariffs against China has spooked the markets and three-month base metals prices on the London Metal Exchange were down across the board on the morning of Tuesday June 19, with the complex down by an average of 0.5%.

This adds to the weakness seen in the second half of last week.

Copper led the decline with a 1.2% fall to $6,891 per tonne, followed by a 0.7% drop in aluminium ($2,212 per tonne) and a 0.6% decline in tin ($20,475 per tonne). The others are down between 0.1% and 0.4%.

Volume has been high with 15,234 lots traded as at 6.46am London time. High volume and price weakness does not bode well.

In precious metals this morning, spot gold prices were up by 0.3% at $1,282.46 per oz, while the more industrial precious metals are unchanged in the case of platinum, or weaker in the case of silver (-0.2%) and palladium (-0.3%). On balance the precious metals have been weak in recent days, especially silver that has dropped to $16.45 per oz this morning from $17.32 per oz on June 14.

In China, base metals prices on the Shanghai Futures Exchange were down across the board, with prices down by an average of 1.5%. Zinc was off the most with the most-traded August contract down by 2.4%, while August copper was down by 2.4% at 52,390 yuan ($8,187) per tonne.

In other metals in China, the most-traded September iron ore contract price on the Dalian Commodity Exchange was down by a hefty 5.2% to 447.50 yuan per tonne. Meanwhile on the SHFE, the most-traded October steel rebar contract price fell by 2.6%, while the December gold and silver contract prices were down by 0.9% and 3.1% respectively.

Spot copper prices in Changjiang were down by 1.5% at 52,100-52,480 yuan per tonne and the LME/Shanghai copper arbitrage ratio was higher at 7.59.

In wider markets, spot Brent crude oil prices were off by 1.07% at $74.63 per barrel this morning. The yield on US 10-year treasuries has weakened to 2.8730%, as has the German 10-year bund yield to 0.3670%. Government debt, therefore, up as demand for haven assets rises on the back of US President Donald Trump’s latest rhetoric on tariffs.

The rhetoric has also hit most equity markets in Asia today: Nikkei (-1.55%), Hang Seng (-2.36%), CSI 300 (-2.57%) and the Kospi (-1.67%), while the ASX200 (+0.1%) is marginally higher. This follows weakness in western markets on Monday, where in the United States the Dow Jones closed down by 0.41% at 24,987.47, and in Europe where the Euro Stoxx 50 closed down by 1.09% at 3,466.65.

The dollar index surged on June 14 and set a high of 95.14 on June 15, but it has since consolidated and was recently trading at 94.70. The euro (1.1614) and sterling (1.3250) are also consolidating having been weaker last Thursday, the Australian dollar has fallen to 0.7378 and is the weakest it has been since June last year, while the yen is picking up haven interest and has climbed to 109.59.

Not surprisingly, the yuan is weak at 6.4544 – the weakest it has been since mid-January. The rand is weak at 13.8772, while the rest of the emerging market currencies we follow are weak, but most are not moving too much today given the latest tariff salvo from Trump.

Economic data out today includes the European Union’s current account as well as building permits and housing starts from the US. In addition, European Central Bank (ECB) President Mario Draghi is speaking at the ECB Forum on Central Banking in Sintra, Portugal.

The economic and political environments are not bullish for the industrial metals and as such prices are capped on the upside, with any supply-led rallies attracting selling, as has been seen in copper and lead recently. Prices are now testing the downside once again and given increased trade tensions that are affecting most markets, there could be more room on the downside.

Ironically, we think Trump is being as aggressive as he is on trade because he feels this is the first time in years that the US economy and the global economy are strong enough to take this trade adjustment – as he said in recent weeks China was “very spoilt on trade”. Key now will be whether the markets think the global economy is strong enough and/or whether trade agreements follow.

With treasury yields down and the yen stronger, it appears demand for haven assets is up, so we wait to see if that flows into gold – there is little sign of this so far, but with gold prices trading at levels last seen in December, it may start to look like a relatively “cheap” haven asset.

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Goliath Hits the Ground Running near the Golden Triangle

Bob Moriarty of 321 Gold profiles a prospect generator in the Golden Triangle.

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Coverage Initiated on Company That Defined 'Gold Standard of Exploration Success'

A BMO Capital Markets report laid out the investment thesis for this Nevada explorer.

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Royalties Continue to Outperform Miners

Fund manager Adrian Day reviews several senior gold companies, including one he sees as a good buy at current prices.

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