Do you like Feng Shui? Home decor items? Here are some bazaar items online, for sale now! We would like to increase our inventory of Buddha Statues and Dragon Sculptures made of Bronze and Jade, and much more! Please feel free to stop by and take a quick look!
Thank You, BazaarsRUs.com
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Saturday, March 17, 2012
Saturday, February 25, 2012
More Clicks? Ads or SEO?
This is the 2nd part of a series of blogs with questions about marketing a small niche market website.
Try not to pay too much for your individual clicks. It is recommended by Bazaars R Us to use
specific, multi-word (high quality and cheap) keywords. Go for traffic with your ad money, and don't
worry so much about your conversion rate (which will usually be good, since you would be
using very specific keywords anyway).
Your organic traffic is statistically more effective, both in quantity and quality.
Both methods can be costly, especially if you trust too much in the many "short-cuts"
available, out there in the inter-web...
So, how and when are ad campaigns important in relation to your SEO?
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Friday, February 24, 2012
More Customers with Blogs or Ads?
This is the first part of a series of blogs with questions about marketing a small niche market website.
Part 1.
Blogs that include a link to the url of your site, like this:
Bazaars R Us (this one's mine)
are really easy to make. Not to mention that it is FREE to do!
My question is; How effective are
blogs, like this one, when compared to a good P.P.C. (pay-per-
click) ad campaign?
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Tuesday, February 14, 2012
2012 Year Of The Dragon Sale!
2012 Year Of The Dragon Sale @ Bazaars R Us Come and see beautiful decor for your Home, Garden and Office. Massive Savings Right Now! https://www.bazaarsrus.com
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Wednesday, February 8, 2012
Decor, Feng Shui, Free Shipping, Bazaars R Us
Goto the Facebook Bazaars R Us Store for MORE SAVINGS on ALL ITEMS!!!
"Bazaar Values. Bazaar Lifestyle."
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Sunday, January 22, 2012
Bazaars R Us
Bazaars R Us is a new online store. We sell Feng Shui Dragons and Buddhas. Come take a look at our growing store. THANK YOU!!
Click HERE. We will be doing more and more blogs as often as we can. In them we will discuss a variety of different topics such as, Dragons, Art, Buddha, Beauty, Feng Shui, and others. Thank you again for your consideration, and good health to you and your family! Happy New Year of the Dragon!
Click HERE. We will be doing more and more blogs as often as we can. In them we will discuss a variety of different topics such as, Dragons, Art, Buddha, Beauty, Feng Shui, and others. Thank you again for your consideration, and good health to you and your family! Happy New Year of the Dragon!
Labels:
advertising,
buddha,
collecibles,
decor,
dragons,
feng shui,
hindu,
marketing,
niche,
sale,
sculptures,
statues,
website
Saturday, January 7, 2012
Buddhas
Although Buddhism first entered China from India during the Later Han, in the time of Han Ming Ti (AD 58-76), it did not become popular until the end of the 3rd century. The prevailing disorders, aggravated by barbarian invasions and the flight of northern Chinese to the south, heightened the attraction of Buddhism with its promise of personal salvation, despite its lack of affinity with the society-oriented thought of the Chinese. Buddhism was founded by Siddhartha Gautama, the Buddha, a prince of the Sakya kingdom on the borders of what are now India and Nepal and a contemporary of Confucius. Intent on finding relief for human suffering, he received a moment of enlightenment while meditating under a Bo tree. The Buddha taught that desires are the source of pain and that by overcoming desires, pain can be eliminated. To this end, he advocated meditation and pursuing the Eightfold Path, similar to the Ten Commandments of Judaism and Christianity. The objective was to reach Nirvana, the condition of serenity of spirit, where all cravings, strife and pain have been overcome, giving way to a merging of the spirit with eternal harmony.
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