Testing a Class Title

Written by Will on January 30th, 2008

I’ve been a volunteer at the local library for several years, teaching classes on HTML, blogging and SEM. The classes are 3 to 4 hours long, and I always have a great time.

Well this year I’ve decided to only teach one class, my marketing (SEM/SEO) class. The class in the past was always called Marketing Your Business Website. I named it that so that I could (hopefully) target business owners to sign up. In the local newspaper, they list it as “Seminar on marketing your business website”.

This year, however, I’d like to do a little test. I’ll be teaching the same class, but each monthly class will have a different name. I want to see how many people and what demographic of people sign up for the different classes.
So far I’ve come up with the following names (thanks to some friends in the WebmasterRadio chat)

  • Improving Your Search Engine Placement
  • Your Website is Useless if No One Can Find It
  • Attracting Customers with Search Marketing
  • Why Your Website Isn’t Listed in Yahoo
  • Improving Your Website’s ROI
  • Your Business on Page One of Google
  • Destroy Your Competition on Google
  • Helping Customers Find Your Website
  • How Romanian Kids Make More on the Internet than You Do as a Grocery Clerk (ok maybe not that one)

Do you have any other suggestions?

 

1 Comments so far ↓

  1. Doug B. says:

    People have problems with the simple things like email attachments. My suggestion, dumb down the class description. To the point and simple.

    How can I Increase my Website Traffic?

    Help Customers Find Your Website?

    Websites are Useless if No One Can Find It!

    Websites are Useless if they can’t be found!

    My Website doesn’t appear in Top 10 search Results. Why?

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