To earn money with graphic work on line can be a lot of work. I do
know that some seem to do it with a lot less effort, or is that my
presumption? I do promote my latest work from several P.O.D shops I work
with as you will see from my above links on several social media
platforms and their groups, this is all for free. In this blog I want to
address In my case especially to do with T-shirt designs on Amazon
it's all to do with keywords. I'm no expert when it comes to this, so I
must learn.
In this post I will share how I went about it doing some investigation. I hope my readers will find it helpful.
I use Firefox as my main browser and Google Chrome second
When I type my name
Nadine May
into Google this page comes up: I had hoped to see the Amazon link to
my T-shirts under my brand name come up on this first page, but it does
not. I do see that on the first row my other blog;
End Of Time appears. Thank you Wordpress!
The marketing image in my Google+ account which I posted yesterday appears under the link:
new sport designs So that is proof that this kind of marketing works!
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https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=lp_15760371011_pg_2?srs=15760371011&rh=i%3Aspecialty-aps&page=2&ie=UTF8&qid=1492956248 |
And another latest animal design
My latest Article on Hubpages also appears on this first Google page
and a separate box with my photo (which I have not changed in 8 years).
Still
on the same page links to my other P.O.D stores like: Live Heroes with 3
links! Threadless as well, (so I should be more active there) links to
my Linkedin - facebook -YouTube My Bio website, my Teepublic and lastly
my
authors page at amazon Only
one other Nadine May, a singer, appears on this first page, so not too
bad, but how does that apply to what people type into Google search?
Yet, if they want to find my designs and they type in something more specific like:
Nadine May T-shirt designs then I get a lot more exposure - but nothing from Amazon! I do see images about most of
my T-shirts on this first page.
Some images lower down on this page are not of my T-shirts and I see
other’s work, but I now realize that when I click on the marketing
images I have created and posted on this Wordpress blog,
Justkidding8gifts, my article:
I have become an Amazon T-Shirt link appears- cool.
I
also see links to my other P.O.D stores like: Live Heroes with 3 links!
Threadless as well, so I should be more active there. My Bio website,
my Teepublic
Amazon brand names
I want to look for the 3other brand names I use in Amazon by typing them into Google.
Kiddies Shirts by Just kidding
Yes it works! My own link on Merch by Amazon does come up on the same
page among others. Two of my T-shirt marketing images posted in this
blog appear and the link to this Wordpress blog, including my other
blogspot blog. A link to my
Just Kidding
brand name at Teepublic and a Google+ marketing link promotion image.
By sticking to the Just kidding name I do get some hits, but...who will
type that into the Google search box?
Kiddies Shirts before my Just kidding brand name seems to work better.
Now I will try
African Art T-shirts. Wow this brand name works. One link does take me to my
T-shirt designs.
Two links on the bottom of the first page and two of my Google+
marketing links appear. None of my designs appear under the images. Now
I learned something. What would people type in?
Under the images in Google, two images of my T-shirts appear, so do
my novels, and my photo and images I have created for my articles.
I'm now working with my best selling design.
Teach Peace by Nadine May.
Wow! Yes my links about my designs come up, including T-shirts from
Amazon. If I just type in Teach Peace, nothing, and if I type in Teach
Peace T-shirts, still nothing.
If I type in;
power words teach peace, then an Amazon link does come up and under the images one marketing image with my Teach Peach T-shirts appears.
Free AdWords Performance Grader and
many others in Google are no good for me. They want too many details
before I can start for a FREE trial. And I have NO INTENTION to pay for
any advertising. All I have used so far is
http://merchresearch.com/
That
works only for Merch Amazon. The two words Power and Words get to
several of my shirts, so does Teach Peace. The words "African T-shirt
designs", or "Africa theme shirts" that I feel people might type in,
those words do not get to my designs, so I need to add those three
keywords and see if that makes a difference.
Would people type in: Text art designs? Or Power Text designs for my Power of Word brand name designs? None of mine came up.
I
learned that apart from the description of the designs, I need to step
into customers shoes and imagine what they would type into search
engines. Also I now see that my own marketing on social media like
Google+ and Wordpress works.
I hope that my readers who do what I do have picked up on something they can use.
Thanks for reading -
apologies for the many links, but I thought it brings a point across.
Nadine May
How can I find a FREE keyword performance scale?
Free AdWords Performance Grader and
many others in Google are no good for me. They want too many details
before I can start for a FREE trial. And I have NO INTENTION to pay for
any advertising. All I have used so far is
http://merchresearch.com/
That
works only for Merch Amazon. The two words Power and Words get to
several of my shirts, so does Teach Peace. The words "African T-shirt
designs", or "Africa theme shirts" that I feel people might type in,
those words do not get to my designs, so I need to add those three
keywords and see if that makes a difference.
Would people type in: Text art designs? Or Power Text designs for my Power of Word brand name designs? None of mine came up.
I
learned that apart from the description of the designs, I need to step
into customers shoes and imagine what they would type into search
engines. Also I now see that my own marketing on social media like
Google+ and Wordpress works.
I hope that my readers who do what I do have picked up on something they can use.
Thanks for reading -
apologies for the many links, but I thought it brings a point across.
Nadine May