Netmark Essentials is now offering the opportunity for all web designers, traditional marketers, advertising agencies, and even other SEM/SEO companies to resell our quality SEM services. We have made this possible for those that would like us to white-label campaigns in their behalf, and also for those that would just like to refer business to us and collect paychecks. By forming a partnership with our firm, we will provide you with a packet of all the information you will need to sell our services, including how to price our services, case studies, and the requisite SEO training. We also provide you with unlimited phone support from our sales professionals located at our corporate office.

So what's in it for you? Why become a Netmark Essentials reseller?

We'll tell you why:

Netmark Essentials has dedicated its entire marketing budget to you. No radio, no billboards, no magazine ads, just you. We have already taken the necessary steps so that we can afford to pay our resellers 10% of all revenue generated from business brought to our firm. Ten percent is more money than many SEM companies make doing the work themselves. It's a substantial amount of money. So what are you waiting for? Give your clients world-class SEM services and create a new stream of income you previously didn't have. Sign-up today!

• Spotlight Lists – Find something interesting related to your web site that you can spotlight every week to keep people coming back. One of my personal favorites is Communication Arts' Webpicks where they highlight a new web site for it's design and usability.

• Comedy/Humor – Nothing spreads like wildfire more than a link to something funny on a web site.
  This can be a YouTube video, FLASH game, or comic strip. Get to someone's heart (and pocketbook) through their funny bone.

• Useful or Interesting Tools – How many times have you searched the web for a mortgage calculator or currency converter? Offering someone a useful tool will most likely get you a bookmark and a repeat customer.

• Contests – Organize something that adds an element of competition and you're likely to get an increase in traffic and some good word-of-mouth advertising. Don't forget to offer a good prize for the winner!

• Community – Everyone wants that sense of belonging. Adding community features will add a certain element of “stickiness” to your site. People will most likely add a link to your site on their blogs and web sites.

• Useful Articles/Tutorials – Pick something you''''re passionate about and related to your site and write a good informational or opinion-based article about it. People also love tutorials – especially when they're FREE!

Using these and many other techniques to generate truly useful and interesting content is the best approach to getting relevant links pointing back to your site. Try it out! What other techniques have you used to generate “buzz” (and links) for your site?

• Good headlines: Use a headline that reveals the point of the article without much further reading. Keep in mind the headline may be read in an RSS reader, a news portal (which aggregates content), a search result, your blog archive, a bookmark, and so on. It may be surrounded by dozens of other headlines. Make it stand out.
• Inverted pyramid: First, get to the point and mention the core ideas, then fill in the details in later paragraphs. The first and second sentence should allow people to decide if they want to continue reading this. Get to the point quickly.
• First link: Is the one most people click on, so it should also be the main link for your article. Also, too many links too close to each other diffuse your point and make you less of a filter, and a (news) blog should always be a filter for others.
• Global audience: It’s never a good idea to only use sophisticated words not everyone may know. Some of your readers may speak English only as second language. They may want to learn new words, but it shouldn’t come at the price of missing your post’s point.
• Spell Check: Your posts, and read them for clarity once or twice before posting. An error now and then isn’t bad but the fewer errors, the more quickly people will be able to read, understand, and respect your article.
• MAKE IT INTERESTING! If your article is just plain facts but nothing important, then no body really cares. Make sure you write articles that people want to read.
• Write a Personal experience: Blog posts that come from stories are always interesting especially if you can show you learned a point from it. To tell it from a first person perspective always keeps people interested to find out what happens.