Comments on: Publicity tips needed for website about personal safety

By: Ellis Gibson

Ellis Gibson — Mon, 03 May 2010 16:15:24 +0000

it is really hard to build massive traffic on a website. you need to promote your website by blog commenting or PPC advertising*~;

By: renee'

renee' — Sat, 07 Apr 2007 05:54:06 +0000

Hi, I noticed that you have no ranking with Alexa and no incomming links the search engins love strong links in to your site.

also build more pages each page should have a differnt keyword that has great information content

I had not noticed if you had one or not .. but your site and concept would lend well to a Character Professor Saftey that would be reconized for your site and name.

good luck you have a great idea and much needed

renee’

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By: Cheryl Pickett

Cheryl Pickett — Thu, 05 Apr 2007 21:17:45 +0000

Hi,
Since others have commented about the fact that there isn’t anything to follow right now (no blogs or articles) I’ll just add that this was the first thing I noticed as well.

As for a suggestion, I think your subject lends itself well to quizes and other interactive activities. You could post quizes/games (excerpetd from your material) that adults can use and possibly some for the whole family. Mix them up once and a while and use your newsletter to remind people to try the latest one. Also, encourage people to pass them along to their friends or use them as a basis for a contest or survey and offer results to the media.
Good Luck!

By: Jenni Hilton

Jenni Hilton — Thu, 05 Apr 2007 00:43:11 +0000

Align with other online child safety organizations such as The Center for Safe and Responsible Internet Use and TheParentReport.com. Here are some other resources you could partner with: http://www.kidsolr.com/educationresources/page2.html

Position yourself as an expert and become a resource for local, regional and state media.

Tell the stories you hear from families about stranger danger to get the word out. What you are doing is wonderful and hearing how you have helped families and children avoid danger is always something people want to hear about.

By: Kim

Kim — Thu, 05 Apr 2007 00:38:00 +0000

I agree with Gail. We have a safety awareness program in St Louis. Most of our time is spent with educating businesses and I have several women, who are parents, that would love a copy of a video like this for their children. I would love to have a copy to watch and then promote as I’m doing my programs. I would also love to promote as a benefit on my web site since we don’t do a lot directly for children but it’s a concern for every parent we deal with. Networking is how my business has been growing. In addition to the other great suggestions, we have had a lot of success at local health fairs promoting our program. If you could partner, with a small percentage, to other programs like ours we would love to add this on to our services provided. There are a lot of avenues we could use it for promotions here!

By: Virginia Reeves

Virginia Reeves — Wed, 04 Apr 2007 17:31:32 +0000

Groups to target:
- grandparents (lots of on and off line plaaces)
- newsletters for churches, corporations
- flyers on bulletin boards (laundry, grocery store)
- apartment complexes
- Welcome Wagon
- community organizations (Rotary, BBB, Lions, Veterans, Optimists, church, etc.)
- joint ventures (dining, shopping, cleaners, gyms, smaller/independent retail stores)
- schools or student activities need to raise money (rather than coupons, candy, cards, etc.)
- Toastmaster speakers going to other groups
- Police/Sheriff/Fire Depts. offer fingerprinting at many public events, work with them
- arts/crafts or other entertainment / fun fairs
- larger flea markets (info booth with others)
- Big Brothers / Big Sisters type groups
- Scouts (earn badges for community service)

Open up to anywhere children or adults gather !!

By: Shonika

Shonika — Wed, 04 Apr 2007 14:31:39 +0000

Treg,

Some simple changes I think you can make right away would be:

1. Now, You Can Protect Your Child against Strangers… EVERYDAY even when you’re NOT with them!
(move this line to the top because it shows more ‘urgency’ and builds fear within the buyer) and remove the line with Goldmine above it. The Goldmine Line isn’t really an impact statement.

2. Take the banner across the top of the page and move that near the end right before the order button. That is really the closing statement and the emotional buy for readers on the fence.

3. Take the email sign up box and make it as a pop up or pop under on entrance and exit (there are a few free ones out there, you just have to search around for them) and put your safety list into a special report with bonus tips. Or ask a question that would make people more compelled to sign up to get an answer.

Until you make basic changes on the site I don’t think it will matter much to generate more visitors. After you have done the changes, you can keep users on the page and have a way to capture their email if they decide not to stay. Then you can go back and read through the other suggestions posted and try implementing and fine tuning other things like getting assistance with SEO Optimized sales copy, article writing, perhaps blogging and other traffic building tools.

By: Kay Pinkerton

Kay Pinkerton — Wed, 04 Apr 2007 01:29:15 +0000

Treg, congratulations on your wonderful and important work.

* I agree that a professionally produced trailer, posted on your Web site, would offer an effective “free sample” marketing tool. The trailer can also be distributed to the media, law enforcement associations, PTA and church groups — anyone who might be interested in your message.

* Offer your product for sale on sites such as Amazon.com.

* AMBER Alert is a public service that helps law-enforcement agencies quickly recover abducted children. The parent organization, Engaging and Empowering Citizenship (E2C), encompasses a number of public/private partnerships aimed at enhancing public safety. Consider teaming with this organization, which already has strong relationships with media, law enforcement and other organizations.

* Finally, National Missing Children’s Day occurs on May 23. Use this event as an opportunity to promote your product and your message.

By: Lia Allen

Lia Allen — Tue, 03 Apr 2007 22:44:27 +0000

Treg, I am mom of two young boys who are so friendly they would go home with anyone with a hotwheels track and a smile. So I was intrigued by your product on many levels. The site is nice, a good sales letter. I have a few ideas that might help. Ad a video clip to the site for people to test it out and post that clip on YouTube. You might want to add a free report to your site that people can sign up for by adding an email address and then you can capture their info to promote a special to them later. The other thing you can do is start targeting groups that you can make special offers to and contact them. For example, police associations, neighborhood watch groups, parents associations, day care centers, etc. Once you infiltrate a targetted group, get testimonials. And last create a blog with links to this site. It is free. You can write articles and short stories about “stranger danger” and you can post links to articles you find online about how kids have been protected by taking advantage of the tips you give.

By: Eric Gruber

Eric Gruber — Tue, 03 Apr 2007 22:22:43 +0000

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