VHS To DVD Guide

Few years ago I wrote an article about converting VHS to DVD. Back at that time I wasn't exactly into internet marketing so only few people have actually read it. Recently I chose this one article as a good start for learning the basics of e-marketing. The main reason was: it deserved it. This article is not something that changes the world but it already helped a bunch of people so why should it not help to even more video beginners?

I registered it onto many sites and added to some forums where people were asking for help in this matter. I discovered that people are linking to it even by themselves which is actually the best I can get. The majority of people are still coming from videohelp.com - when the link was on the homepage it had a huge impact on number of visitors (so if you're doing things like that be prepared for success - it can be even more effective than you've imagined).

The fun part was with the keywords: I'm actually the first in google for vhs2dvd but the problem is - nobody googles that... If I were first for "VHS to DVD" I could probably buy a yacht nowadays.

I've also played with some revenue programs and can say that AdSense is really good solution. It doesn't earn exactly millions but still it's more than I'd get from some webzine or even paper magazine. I have already a good pagerank too so I joined the Text Link Ads and already sold one unit (well, that's nothing but it proves that there are people who are really paying for it). So once again - the product may be just a little above average but with proper marketing you get more of it than from the perfect one without this extra work.

I'm not exactly the SEO fan. I make the webpages primarily for people and not for search engines. But the truth is: if you make it for people but still have the SEO in mind, you're actually doing it for visitors because you get more of them.

I hope I get some time to find a way to convert videos from VHS to DivX using only free software. My article will have finally a sequel.