Antonio Said:

How do I get a position selling Search Engine Marketing (SEM) services?

We Answered:

As the dfather of the marketing Philips Kotlor told in 1992 that the world will be services oriented after 2000 as there is no problem in productions as comnputer are there what now we have to find out the ways only for selling and positioning of the goods. So now all the four Ps in the marketing except production are r equired SEM that price, placing, and promotion.

Vera Said:

Can Social Media Marketing replace Search Engine Marketing as a viable way for companies to market online?

We Answered:

NO --- they can work hand in hand, but social media marketing cannot replace search engine marketing

Search engine's usage is far way more than social media use. Plus traffic from search engines are more sustainable and longer term, while social media traffic is more sporadic.

If you get a top placement for a keyword in Google, for example, you can expect that to continuously give you traffic until someone else topples you from the top spot -- and that is not always easy to do unless you made a huge mistake or the search engines changed their algorithm.

You can get a huge burst of traffic from social media sites such as Digg -- only if your link is in the homepage. Once your link is pushed to the archives, traffic dries up.

Social media sites depend on the FRESHNESS of the information, while search engine sites depend on the RELEVANCE of the site to the search query and that gives an edge to older pages

For a savvy marketer, he/she needs to utilize and maximize both venues to get the most traffic. The two should work hand in hand, and not one over the other.

Roberta Said:

Why are there no entry-level marketing jobs out there?

We Answered:

There are more managerial positions right now because companies are hurting, so they need to up the anty in their marketing efforts. They fire one manager and hire a new one hoping for better results.

I don't know that getting your MBA will pay off right now. It's been my experience that having a masters of any sort doesn't pay off until 10 years of real life experience. It's impressive to the hiring managers, but they won't pay you more for it generally, unless you have experience. Yeah, a catch 22.

Do research on what cities are doing the most hiring right now, most of them are in the mid west or plains states. Also, look in Washington state, it's got a low unemployment rate. The unemployment rate in California is high right now, and companies know they can get experienced talent for cheap.

Carl Said:

Best Job Search Engine?

We Answered:

Check out http://www.perfectcoverletter.com/job-se… they have 30 top job search engines with descriptions. For example you can look through industry specific job search websites such as Creative Jobs, Executive Jobs, Writing Jobs, Freelance Jobs, International Jobs and I think a few more.

The overall site is real informative with articles on writing your resume, cover letter, and other job finding related topics.

Hope this helps ;)

Harvey Said:

Do Marketing Jobs/Positions Exist Anymore? Doesn't Seem Like It!!!?

We Answered:

It's a frustrating job market out there for marketing folks, no doubt. When companies have to trim their budgets, marketing positions are often the first to be cut.

You're on the right track. Here's my advice for you: ask yourself a) what you're good at and b) what you really want to do. Then seek out job opportunities that fit either of those criteria - they might not be labeled "marketing" but will give you valuable experience. For instance, I have a writing background and I ended up with a great marketing job in online copywriting. As for SEO, you can learn that on the job -- but they'll be more apt to hire you if you're trying to learn it on your own. Read a book about SEO, get a site, experiment with it. Good luck!

Lorraine Said:

I want to learn search engine optimization and online marketing to get a job. Can anyone help me?

We Answered:

Appearanz.Co.In is good website for SEO Online News