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Making the Best Use of Sandbox Time

November 22nd, 2008

There is a general consensus that most websites if not all will be subjected through sandbox by Google when they are initially launched. This is a period when a website is dormant in search results of Google. During this period the site will not have good rankings in spite of all the search engine optimization [...]

 
 

Social Networks, Moms, and Advertising

November 22nd, 2008

Advertising on social networks is sadly underutilized. The predominate users of social networks are, in two main categories, young people and moms. There are other categories – mature business people trying to link, nerds and geeks, etc – but the Generation X-ers and the moms hold the top spots. Gen X-ers require a certain approach. [...]

 
 

What Is Over Optimization Penalty?

November 21st, 2008

Web masters are still debating over the question over optimization penalty exists or not. What exactly is over optimization penalty? When you are optimizing your website and when you over do things your website may not just comply with the search engine requirements but it may exceed the requirements as in the case of keyword [...]

 
 

Sitelinks: Going the Extra Mile

November 20th, 2008

Google may show sitelinks under your result in the SERPs. The system analyzes your site, and if you have three or more sitelinks, it can derive the relevant information and pass it on to the consumer. If you have optimized your site correctly, you can take advantage of this by providing more specific information to [...]

 
 

Ten Things That You Should Know About Keywords

November 20th, 2008

Here are top ten things that you should know about keywords to increase your site’s ranking in search engines. All the factors are pertaining to Google. Since Google has 80% of the market share and a search engine with the most stringent ranking algorithm, most of the factors discussed below will be applicable to other [...]

 
 

Will Buying Traffic Do any Good?

November 19th, 2008

Have you ever considered buying traffic for your website? Will it do any good to your website? Are there any risks in buying traffic? If you are not sure what we are talking about here you just need to do a quick search using the keywords, “website traffic” in Google. You will see the number [...]

 
 

Deep Linking and What it Achieves

November 19th, 2008

Deep links are back links or inbound links that go to a page other than your homepage. When you start trying to get links to your site, try to use a valid url for a page that most closely relates to the category or venue you are attempting to attract or interests the party that [...]

 
 

Knowledge about Specific Industries Essential for SEO

November 18th, 2008

To be a successful SEO professional, it is not enough just to have knowledge about SEO strategies. Though SEO knowledge is something basic for an SEO professional, there are other factors that are equally important to be a successful SEO professional. One such factor is industry specific knowledge. Without having adequate knowledge a particular industry [...]

 
 

PageRank – Myths Dispelled

November 18th, 2008

PageRank is a mystery to many. This is not helped by the fact that there are almost uncountable misconceptions and fallacies about it being circulated on the web. Here then are the top five myths about PageRank, and the real deal behind the PageRank toolbar. The quality of a link is determined by the (Toolbar) [...]

 
 

Paying attention to Meta Tag Description Pays

November 17th, 2008

All of us know what is meta tag, description and how to insert it to your web pages. Why do we need this and is it really important? The simple answer to these questions is, “Yes”.  Meta tag description is the sort descriptive text that gives a summary about your website. The site’s description is [...]

 
 
 
 

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