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29th September 2009
I visit a lot of webmaster forums and visit blogs about SEO as well as write some blogs of my own about SEO, Article Marketing, and Blogging. I learn a lot by visiting other people's blogs and forums and learn a lot by sharing that information with others... Read >
Author: wbdoyle18th September 2009
by Karon Thackston © 2006, All Rights Reserved
As long as I've been an SEO copywriter, I never knew that Google had its own trust factor with relation to site pages and their copy. Yet, a recent column in the Google Librarian Newsletter did a wonderf... Read >
Author: wbdoyle04th September 2009
Countless internet marketers are turning to social networking sites to achieve search engine optimization. While this was a foreign notion only a few years ago, major sites such as Facebook are playing a vital role in google rankings. Here are five key ... Read >
Author: Doctor DubLi19th August 2009
The “nofollow” HTML attribute was originally designed to stop comment spam on blogs. Blog readers and bloggers were well aware of the immense problem. Just like any other type of spam affects it’s community, comment spam affected the entire bloggin... Read >
Author: Roger Matthews17th August 2009
Link bait creation falls under the category of link building, therefore being one of the major SEO strategies of all times. Link bait proved to be an untimed strategy that can lead to large number of backlinks pointing back to your site from other authori... Read >
Author: IgorHelpsYouSucceed13th August 2009
When you are in charge of creating optimized content on a regular basis for your company’s website, chances are you have run into a writer’s block. There is no magic pill to help you out, yet, but there are other cures. Writer’s block is a very comm... Read >
Author: Helen Walker04th August 2009
It's the timeless question: how do you get other sites to link to you? The most commonly discussed ways are reciprocal linking (swapping links) and buying links. Yet there's another important tool for building links that should be a part of your toolbox: ... Read >
Author: Malhotra01st August 2009
If you're a small business owner with a website, the best way to increase your organic traffic is to write interesting and compelling content that is focused towards your target market.
If your content is first-rate, then other websites will naturall... Read >
Author: jeyanth09th July 2009
Google Says: No More Page Rank sculpting Using NoFollow Tag! Revisited
Another great swing in the pendulum! Google has made yet another shift in its algorithms, and this time it’s about Page Rank sculpting using nofollow tag. What is Page Rank sculpt... Read >
Author: shane06th July 2009
Writer’s block is a very common occurrence that happens to the best and most creative writers, SEO or non-SEO. Do research, converse with industry thought leaders and clients, and your creative juices will flow again.
When you are in charge of creating... Read >
Author: Helen Walker04th July 2009
Google has constantly evolved and with this its rules have also undergone a change. Going back a couple of years from now, article submission was easy and equally effective. You wrote a couple of articles, submitted them to a number of article directories... Read >
Author: shane02nd July 2009
Google has constantly evolved and with this its rules have also undergone a change. Going back a couple of years from now, article submission was easy and equally effective. You wrote a couple of articles, submitted them to a number of article directories... Read >
Author: shane26th June 2009
Seems like a constant backfiring is going on between Google and SEO’s, with both ends unhappy with each other. Where Google has streamlined its “rules”, the SEO marketers are just not willing to swallow them in. The matter remains intense and raises... Read >
Author: shane23rd June 2009
Seems like a constant backfiring is going on between Google and SEO’s, with both ends unhappy with each other. Where Google has streamlined its “rules”, the SEO marketers are just not willing to swallow them in. The matter remains intense and raises... Read >
Author: shane27th March 2009
It has been common knowledge in the link building world for years that edu links are valuable. Practiced widely and accepted, the coveted EDU link is prized. But as of late, you may be hearing a twitter or two that Edu links are no more valuable than any... Read >
Author: JenB03rd March 2009
If you’re a small business owner with a website, the best way to increase your organic traffic is to write interesting and compelling content that is focused towards your target market.
If your content is first-rate, then other websites will natural... Read >
Author: Corte20th February 2009
I was doing some SEO research for a new client's website and I was looking into evidence for the devaluation of sitewide links. A sitewide link is a link on every page of a single website. In the past sidewide links were great for SEO, still are, but they... Read >
Author: Baljinderjit Singh17th February 2009
It has long been accepted knowledge that EDU and GOV links are highly valuable links that can produce exceptional results. Leading search engines, however, deny any such thing. They claim their search engines don't place any higher value on EDU than any... Read >
Author: TonyB12th February 2009
Today I'd like to talk a little about article marketing. Article marketing has long been a favorite method of gaining traffic and back links to many a web-site. It is not as effective as it used to be but it is still VERY Worthwhile.
I would also like to... Read >
Author: Pardeep Kumar10th February 2009
If you have heard the term “Black Hat SEO” then you know the term is applied negatively to websites that use methods of optimizing their website that are frowned on by search engines. In fact, these search engines will ban these sites from their ranki... Read >
Author: Raj Kumar Sharma20th January 2009
You are familiar with the mantra of "Content and Links". You are excited and are very enthusiastic about marketing your articles. So many thoughts are running through your mind. What to write about? How can I be sure that Webmasters will pick up my articl... Read >
Author: shrutisharma09th January 2009
When it comes to understanding what Google thinks about Search Engine Optimization, I prefer to listen to the folks at Google themselves. Usually this involves quoting the Google Webmaster Guidelines, or quoting Matt Cutts, Senior Engineer at Google - hea... Read >
Author: Steve Lazuka08th January 2009
The term "linkbait" started being thrown about in the past year or so and has since become a hot topic of discussion in SEO circles. Upon hearing the term for the first time, most people tend to have negative connotations, but should they? What is Linkbai... Read >
Author: Steve Lazuka29th December 2008
Today I'd like to talk a little about article marketing. Article marketing has long been a favorite method of gaining traffic and back links to many a web-site. It is not as effective as it used to be but it is still VERY Worthwhile.
I would also like to... Read >
Author: ARVIND GUPTA16th December 2008
Ranking checking Software
If you have many keyphrases that you are optimising your website for this also can be a time consuming task checking your current ranking over all the major search engines. There is many software and indeed websites that can c... Read >
Author: sam lowe03rd December 2008
If you have tried to find information on search engine optimisation you will find that there is indeed plenty to go around. However if you search long enough and wade through the mountains of information on hand you will soon discover that a lot of it is ... Read >
Author: sam lowe01st December 2008
Attempting to stay current on the latest search engine algorithm changes or search optimization tactics can be overwhelming for webmasters attempting to juggle it all. With this in mind, we've put together a list of the industry's best Search Marketing bl... Read >
Author: S. Housley20th October 2008
When it comes to setting up your Blog, there are many options and it's enough to drive you crazy.
Here is some information for each option...
Blogger Versus WordPress
- WordPress offers a lot more customization and has more marketing and SEO powe... Read >
Author: Jennifer Horowitz17th October 2008
Black hat SEO marketing is yet another controversial marketing tactic that can become very effective in the short term. But it’s not recommended as a reliable, long-term search engine strategy due to the risks involved.
As you may already know, most... Read >
Author: jeremy08th September 2008
Article Marketing and Duplicate Content
I'd like to talk a little about article marketing. Article marketing has long been a favourite method of gaining traffic and back links to many a web-site. It is not as effective as it use to be but it is still VER... Read >
Author: jaspreet08th September 2008
Recently, celebrated Google engineer Matt Cutts offered five tips to help you optimise your website. This is great news considering the fact that when the advice comes straight from Google, you need not look else where for guidance or seek help from any o... Read >
Author: Macit12th August 2008
Many webmasters overlook an important part of search engine optimization: if you over-optimize your web pages, chances are that your website rankings might drop because your site has been designed for search engines and not for web surfers. Experienced Po... Read >
Author: Satwinder Singh21st July 2008
I was reading through the blog of Matt Cutts, one of the head engineer’s at google and a very adamant blogger. He talks a lot about SEO and changes to Google’s algorithms along with the normal personal blog topics like personal info and video games.
... Read >
Author: JAIPREETSINGH18th June 2008
Adepto directory in which new submissions are carefully reviewed each day to maintain the integrity of the directory. When adding your web site please provide a proper title and a readable description. Website promotion is the only method accepted, and al... Read >
Author: Intsub31st August 2007
The do-follow, or I-follow, movement has caused a resurge of blogs without the 'nofollow' link attribute applied to all comments. Since being introduced in 2005 by Google, the nofollow attribute is now added by default to any reader submitted links on man... Read >
Author: Sutocu07th August 2007
In an interview about the future of search and outdated SEO methods, Matt Cutts of Google said it is useless doing traditional SEO on a site unless you also have enough good content and the reputation in your field to be a challenger.
Building a reput... Read >
Author: Jayden Adams26th July 2007
Internet marketing SEO (search engine optimization) does not have to be rocket science, as long as you keep one thing in mind at all times, "it's all about what the customer wants". Think about it for a moment. When you do a search online you are looking ... Read >
Author: Joe Stewart05th July 2007
There are several different ways to build links for traffic and for search engine rankings. Matt Cutts describes the best links as links which are given freely by authoritative sources that are trusted by visitors and Google themselves. (to paraphrase)
... Read >
Author: Jack Humphrey23rd May 2007
If you run an online website or business you have
probably already heard about Google's Supplemental
Index. You may have even heard it being referred to
as Google's Gulag, Google's Digital Dungeon, or the
moniker that seems to have stuck: Google... Read >
Author: Titus Hoskins20th April 2007
Still think you can fool Google with your unnatural links? I'm talking about link exchanges, link farms, hidden links, and now even paid links. Google's Matt Cutts recently wrote about Google's plan to catch you. You and I know it as vigilantism.
P... Read >
Author: Matt Foster07th December 2006
Do you have your own blog? Have you cottoned on to the benefits that having your own blog can bring? In this article I am going to write about the crazy world of blogging and about the ways in which it can help an online business to attract continued and ... Read >
Author: Steve Hill16th November 2006
Having been inspired by seeing many recent articles about a day in the life of a web developer I decided to give an insight into a typical day for an Internet marketing consultant. This will obviously vary depending on the workload at the time, but typica... Read >
Author: Kevin Gibbons18th October 2006
Webmaster Tips
By S. Housley
According to Matt Cutts, there are over 100 factors that affect search engine ranking. For those of you who don't know, Matt is a Google guy guru, he is employed by Google but writes an independent blog and shares informat... Read >
Author: S. Housley02nd October 2006
September 19 has been declared "International Talk Like A Pirate Day". How do I know that? I read it on Matt Cutts blog. If you dont know who Matt Cutts is, he is one of Googles first employees. Matt writes a blog "Matt Cutts: Gadgets, Google, and SEO"... Read >
Author: Jim Lillicotch01st September 2006
by Karon Thackston 2006
I was so excited to read his post! Google-icon Matt Cutts was blogging on August 21st and hit the nail on the head (as he does quite frequently). The title of the post was, "SEO Advice: Writing useful articles that readers w... Read >
Author: Karon Thackston21st August 2006
There was much hype, and still is, for the legitimacy of .gov and .edu links. Is it true they help your disproportionatly (positively) compared to other similar PR links?
Still looking for the edge, many people at the beginning of 2006 swore by the qua... Read >
Author: barry seo12th June 2006
by Karon Thackston 2006, All Rights Reserved
As long as I've been an SEO copywriter, I never knew that Google had its own trust factor with relation to site pages and their copy. Yet, a recent column in the Google Librarian Newsletter did a wonderfu... Read >
Author: Karon Thackston28th May 2006
Realtor marketing has always been a competitive business. One of the problems that ha happened over the last few years is that people have tried linking their websites to anyone that would like to trade links. There is no problem with that as long as you ... Read >
Author: Bill Nadraszky17th May 2006
Google Notebook, BigDaddy, and Your Rankings
Google finally released Google Notebook today. Google Notebook is a resource provided that allows you to take notes on web sites that you visit. You can mark your notes as private or share them wit... Read >
Author: Michael Rock16th May 2006
I was reading through the blog of Matt Cutts, one of the head engineer's at google and a very adamant blogger. He talks a lot about SEO and changes to Google's algorithms along with the normal personal blog topics like personal info and video games.
I... Read >
Author: Solomon Rothman16th May 2006
A very interesting and slightly strange change has recently been hapening with google pagerank. A large number of sites (including this one) have begun showing a lower page rank on the homepage then on the subsequent pages. Now occationaly this is caused ... Read >
Author: Solomon Rothman12th February 2006
When you're a search engine that accounts for over 46% of all searches on the Internet, you are a bona fide Big Daddy. But for Google, it's more than a nicknameit's the future.
For months now, the 7-year-old search engine has been testing new crawling... Read >
Author: Scott White26th January 2006
One of the best and the far most the effective way to gain links to your website or blogs is link baiting idea.
What do you mean by Link Baiting?
This is a new idea born among webmasters to gain popularity for their blogs/web page. As you all know ge... Read >
Author: Thomson Chemmanoor
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