28th December 2004
Dissecting Teoma, Part 3 of 3
By Dan Thies
Teoma Ranking Tips
First of all, I will say that the same "optimization" techniques we use for every search engine will apply to Teoma, too. Optimizing each web page for the specific search terms involved ...
28th December 2004
Dissecting Teoma, Part 2 of 3
By Dan Thies
What Makes Teoma Different: Did Anyone Say "Themes?"
If there could ever be a search engine designed specifically to reward the developers of high-value, high-content websites, Teoma is it. Teoma likes conte...
28th December 2004
Dissecting Teoma - Part 1 of 3
By Dan Thies
The New Teoma 2.0: Best Search Ever?
The "Teoma" search engine (www.teoma.com) is a part of the Ask.com / Ask Jeeves search portal. It delivers search results on a large number of portals and websites tha...
28th December 2004
Google Takes On Links Programs... and Wins!
By Dan Thies
Google has arguably been the most important search engine since last year's deal with leading directory site Yahoo!. Recently, Google has made some changes to the way it ranks web pages.
Th...
28th December 2004
Swap Content, Not Links
By Dan Thies
Conventional wisdom is wrong… again! That's the only possible explanation for the fact that one of the most powerful search engine positioning techniques ever invented is used by fewer than 1% of all websites.
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27th December 2004
Are You Ready To Froogle?
By Dan Thies
Google has recently introduced a "beta" version of their "Froogle" online shopping search engine. Unlike their well-known search service, Froogle attempts to provide a searchable index of online merchandise cat...
27th December 2004
Search Engine Strategies for Mini-Sites
By Dan Thies
One of the most popular marketing concepts today is the "mini-site." A mini-site is essentially a one-page sales letter, linked to an order form, specifically designed to sell a single product or ...
27th December 2004
Search Engine Positioning: 3 Key Principles
By Dan Thies
It's not hard to find good information on search engine positioning... the hard part is telling the good information apart from the bad. Some of it is old, some of it is wrong, and a lot of it...
27th December 2004
Search Engine Positioning - Do It Yourself!
By Dan Thies
Many do-it-yourself webmasters and online entrepreneurs have been led to believe that search engine positionining is a black art, and that no mere amateur can hope to compete with the "experts...
18th December 2004
7 Key Email Marketing Tactics
By Dan Thies
Email is often described as the most effective marketing vehicle on the Internet today. Compared to banner advertising or other methods, targeted email marketing can deliver far better results at a much low...
11th December 2004
Building An Optimized Site Map
By Dan Thies
If you want visitors (and search engines) to be able to find your whole site, the easiest way to do this is with a site map. The more content you have on your site, the more helpful this is, both for visit...
05th December 2004
Keywords: Are You Barking Up The Wrong Tree?
By Dan Thies
Could your site be set up to fail? If you're targeting the wrong search engine keywords, or failing to understand how today's search engines use "themes" to rank sites, you're missing out on ...
05th December 2004
Your Guide To The Search Engine Submission Jungle
By Dan Thies
One of my favorite "scams that won't die" are the companies that drop SPAM into my inbox every week offering to submit my website to "thousands" of search engines for the low low price o...
05th December 2004
Is A Yahoo Listing Still Worth The Cost?
By Dan Thies
In October 2002, the Yahoo! portal changed the way it delivers search results. In the past, the most prominent results were exclusively culled from websites listed in the Yahoo directory itself. ...
05th December 2004
10-Minute Homepage Tune-Up
By Dan Thies
Is your site's home page search engine friendly? Think so, eh? The vast majority of websites, even those belonging to Fortune 500 companies, are far from optimized. I use a simple four-step process to find the...
