 The Search Engines Lost My Website...What Can I Do?
There is a strong experimental element to search engine optimization research and failure is a frequent byproduct of testing out new ideas and techniques. An SEO will try something new on a "research site" and might realize that the experiment hasn't succeeded when the site disappears from the search engines. Losing a test website in a laboratory environment isn't a big deal... by Todd Mintz |
High Rankings - How do Search Engines fit into Your Business?
Although there are other ways to get attention and drive customers to your website, rankings are still an important part of the online marketing puzzle. So what is the best way to optimize your site without getting into trouble with the search engines? by Katerina Mitrou |
Popup - Does It Affect Site Ranking?
If you go on the Internet and browse the discussion boards, you will find topics on just about everything you can think of and even some things you wouldn't think of. One of these boards had a very interesting discussion that led to some very interesting testing. The discussion was about popups and whether they had an effect on search engine rankings. One guy at the site said, "How can it? Why would a search engine care?". This led to some interesting theories involving the "annoyance" factor and a number of other things. Finally, these people, who obviously had too much time on their hands, did some testing over a period of several months to see if this theory carried any weight. by Michael Russell |
Stop Wasting Money on SEM: Know Your Customer to Know your User
This article describes how to effectively manage your SEM approach by focusing on your customer?s needs. Before starting the SEM work, understand & know your customer. by Rob Sullivan |
Vertical Creep in Search Results :: Should Organic Optimizers be Concerned?
I thought for this week I?d give a summary of some of the more interesting Search Engine Strategies sessions which are currently going on in New York City.
I was at SES as a speaker last year in New York and I have to say, there is a wealth of information there even if some of it is contradictory. Not only that ,but you get to meet some amazing people and can even have one on one access with some of the search engine reps. Overall, I found it to be a worthwhile experience. by Rob Sullivan |
Is there a way out beyond Google to bring in revenues?
No webmaster worth his salt can rule out the indispensability of Google for enhancing the prospects of one's business potential the online way. by Deepak Sharma |
Google Sitemaps' Hidden Secrets - Powerful SEO Tools Revealed!
Google has had a feature out for some time which allows webmasters to create a sitemap file to help Google?s crawlers find and index content. It sounds like a great idea. After all, it is much easier to feed the crawler the content then hope it finds it on it?s own. But is a Google sitemap worthwhile? Is it even necessary? by Rob Sullivan |
Bad SEOs? What about Bad SEO Clients?
You hear all the time about bad SEOs. Bad SEOs are offering worthless services, failing to deliver on their internet marketing promises, polluting the search engine results?well, a lot of bad things. But how much ever gets said about bad SEOs' spiritual counterparts: bad SEO clients? by Lee Rummage |
The science of website submission: How to go about it
The potential benefits of being listed in popular search engines are known to one and all in the web development industry. Web folks do realize what opportunities they are missing out if they do not happen to be in major search engines and web directories. by Deepak Sharma |
The New MSN Search Interface :: A positive change or the antithesis of transformation?
Now that MSN search has changed its look and search results I thought I?d do a little digging into the new look to see what I could come up with. Overall I am impressed with the new look even if the current results aren?t that spectacular. But is the new MSN really that much better? by Rob Sullivan |
How to beat the Google Sandbox AND make money at the same time
I stumbled across this quite by accident. I knew it was there because I?d seen it before but I forgot about it until today. So I did some checking to see if it still does work and based on my limited test it appears that it does. What I?m about to explain to you may not only help get sandboxed sites indexed and ranking quicker, it can even make the site owner a little money. by Rob Sullivan |
The key considerations in keyword research
It is great on your part that you have rendered a web space to your business, or you are just planning to go online to leverage your business... Online searches by users are keyword driven, and it is almost as good as... by Deepak sharma |
Stinking Linking Thinking
A no hype look at the real value of links for your site. by Gary McHugh |
Content scraping: What it does, and what it does not
Not long back, webmasters were cherishing a whole new methodology to add to the content freshness of their site, thereby giving a boost to the rankings in search engines. by Deepak Sharma |
Why "Content is King" to Search Engines
Content is King! Have you heard that saying yet? Search engine experts are practically using it as a mantra. What does it mean and why is it true? by Corey Creed |
Link Popularity and Press Releases
The quantity of links to your site is used by the search engines (like Google) to calculate the importance of your site. This measure of incoming links is called "Link Popularity". Press releases are a powerful way in which you can promote your site, service or product while at the same time increasing your link popularity. by Gary Sims |
Making looks and usability of your site compatible with search engine visibility
It is a great idea to wish to make your web site pleasing to look at. After all, a thing of beauty is joy for all. Unfortunately this holds good only till the beauty is not the cause of woes and worries. This is especially true when it comes to designing a web site, and... by Deepak Sharma |
How to deal with spelling variations in search engine optimization
English language has come a long way on its path to evolution, and it still evolving. by Deepak Sharma |
Google's US Patent: What does it have in stock for you?
The filling of the US Patent (#20050071741- Information Retrieval Based on Historical Data) by Goggle has caught many SEOs off guard in their strategies forthwith with regard to ranking of sites in SERPs. by Deepak Sharma |
8 proven methods to get one way links for your Website
Through this article you can learn the methods to acquire one way links for your website. by Mac Nix |
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