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Title Tags that WORK

November 24th, 2011

Title Tags are among the most critical aspect of search engine optimization that most people are unfamiliar with. Search engines rely heavily on title tags for assessing the relevancy of a web page against a search query. In Search Engine algorithms, Title tag is given very high relevancy for high ranking. This is the way [...]

 
 

Does Your Website Taste Good?

April 25th, 2011

If you are a fan of food you know that what looks good doesn’t always taste good and vise versa. Websites are very similar in that regard. Some websites look great with stunning homepage graphics and very little text, while others look somewhat boring but have great text that the search engines want to feast [...]

 
 

SEO Report – Google VS Yahoo VS Bing

August 1st, 2010

When it comes to optimizing websites, many webmasters concentrate on Google optimization – and for all the right reasons, as Google is the most used search engine in the world.. However, Bing and Yahoo can also send a considerable amount of traffic to you, and therefore it is important that you make your website attractive [...]

 
 

Optimizing for Different Search Engines

August 4th, 2009

Google is the main engine, and lots of webmasters have all the tools and gadgets to ensure they get listed and rank well. Are too many forgetting about the other major search engines? Sure, Google has the biggest slice of the pie, but does that mean there is no search on other engines? Of course [...]

 
 

What a Search Engine Could See as Duplicate Content

October 16th, 2008

Search engines can get confused when presented with a lot of highly similar content. If they find content at more than one location, or if there is marked similarity between content on two different urls, this may result in only one result being shown – and you have no guarantee it will be the one [...]

 
 

The Serenity Prayer Applied to SEO – Part One

July 27th, 2008

Change is good. In fact, it’s an absolute in a world of inconsistencies and insecurity when it comes to the fickle world of search and find! We have to embrace change, to be ready for it at every turn. We have to have the ability to roll with the punches, and move with the times. [...]

 
 

Understanding How Links and Content Help You

June 4th, 2008

Search engine optimization is defined as the process by which we make our site more visibly and materially suitable for search engines to display as a match for search terms input by consumers. Sound confusing? Let’s look at it from the other end. A consumer sits down and types in ‘pet clothing’. A few seconds [...]

 
 

Why ‘Deep Linking’ is Important

May 30th, 2008

  If your webpage only has inbound links to the home page, your rankings may suffer as search engines see these and can draw the wrong conclusions. They may assume that your site is very shallow and may not contain much information, or if you have done a really good job with obtaining links, but [...]