So, you want to build a freelance internet marketing business?

• Keyword Research. Before you register a domain name, conduct sufficient research on the best keywords and keyphrases relating to your business. You may find that applestrudel.com has been taken. Try the .net version. Or, add a location, i.e. applestrudelaustin.com. Or, if Annie has already made a name for herself, go with applestrudelannie.com.
• Find other related keywords with plenty searches and little or weak competition, and reserve those for your category titles. Examples: applestrudel delivery, gift strudels, cheese strudels (if they make them, too), buy applestrudels online, etc.
• The goal is to capture the best 5 or 6 keyphrases and organize them as primary keyword (domain name) and blog categories.
• Website. Use Wordpress. If you are not familiar with the ins and outs on this platform, learn them. It's worth it in the long run. To register your domain name and set up a hosting account, consult with Anne Corcino ("nightowl" on Wizzley.com). Her website is: SEOPraxis.com. Her customer service is spectacular.
• Facebook Fan Page. Build one for "Applestrudel Annie" and start gathering "Likes" and comments. Share lots of good stuff about other people and related businesses. About every 5th or 6th status update, write about your client's affairs.
• Twitter. Same thing here. Be generous with praise and retweets, and don't tweet your own stuff too often. Reply to comments and say thank you to people who retweet your updates.
• YouTube. Set up a channel for Applestrudel Annie and create a few nice videos about the business.
• Animoto. (Oh, boy - it's my affiliate link.) Animoto is priceless. All you need is a few good pictures, and you can create stunning videos within minutes. Post these to your YouTube channel and on your website. It's a fabulous tool, and it looks very attractive to your visitors. A pro-account for up tp 10-minutes-long videos is only $30/year. I get $12 if you sign up through my link, up there. Thanks! :) Then, become an affiliate yourself. This is a concept worth spreading. Try Animoto for free and make 30-second clips.
• Wizzley. Write several articles about various aspects of your client's company. Link back to the website, of course. Do the same on Squidoo, Hubpages, Ezine, and similar sites.
• Social Bookmarking. Submit your best stuff to stumbleupon, digg, reddit, etc. Don't overdo it, though. Share nothing but value.

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