You can find just 12 effortless steps to follow straightforward Look for Engine Optimization for SEO starters, expertise and in-depth knowledge of these steps can take in you for the expert level as well, this article has just an overview in the uncomplicated SEO. 1. Search and pick proper keywords to target Collect the firm...Read More
Well, it’s official. Matt Cutts, the head of Google’s Web spam team, has declaratively stated that SEO (Search Engine Optimization) is not spam. Of course, those of us in the industry have known this for as long as we’ve been interested in SEO, but the overwhelming perception of SEO by the everyman is that it...Read More
Advertisement Search engine optimization is a hot topic — and a confusing one. There are many misconceptions and preconceived notions. In a recent column, I discussed in greater detail the so-called secrets of search engine optimization, or SEO. In short, it is the process of sculpting your pages so they have more topical relevance and...Read More
Keep your links high quality. A few great links will far outweigh a plethora of low quality links, so make sure you’re linking to sites that are worth your reputation. You can also ask those sites if they would be able to link back to you in return, raising the number of backlinks you have....Read More
Many organic search marketers focus on increasing rankings and traffic to a site. What happens to that traffic once it hits the site, they assume, is someone else’s problem. This is a wrong approach. Search marketing’s ultimate goal isn’t usually to drive more traffic; it’s to convert more sales. More traffic just creates more server...Read More
SANTA CLARA, Calif., Oct. 19, 2011 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ — Trusted Translations, a global leader in multilingual translation services, took part in one of the key panels at this year’s Localization World Silicon Valley held on October 10th -12th, 2011. The panel focused on International Search Engine Optimization (SEO) and was moderated by SAP. Representing...Read More
A plethora of articles have been written about the convergence of SEO and PPC, most of them fairly elementary. I think everyone understands that, at least from a keyword level, each channel can (and should) inform and reinforce the other. That idea of “reinforcement” is a bit tricky, however. Some studies have shown largely a...Read More
Jeremy Schoemaker, who runs the popular Shoemoney blog, wrote a post about a year and a half ago called “Where My Hatred of SEO Comes From“. It’s basically about site owners who put more effort into pleasing the search algorithms than pleasing users. Given the impact Google’s Panda update has had on a lot of...Read More
In continuation to a relatively popular article I wrote last month on top web analytics myths, I thought I would expand upon the theme of dispelling myths again this month. This time, I turned to some fellow Search Engine Watch contributors to help crowd-sourced a list of favorite SEO myths we’ve heard over the years....Read More
Mollie Vandor is the Associate Product Manager at Cooking.com. Prior to that, she helped launch Ranker.com, where she served as the Product Manager, amongst many other roles. You can reach her @mollierosev, on her blog, or on her latest addiction – Words With Friends, where she plays under the username “Mollierosev.†Search engine optimization isn’t...Read More
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