Posts Tagged ‘SEO’
Wednesday, November 5th, 2008
Our organic page 1 search results are available at http://www.seopage1.com/seo.pdf. This PDF file is now 42 pages long and contains thousands of top 10 search results. Although this is a lot of work to track this many results, we feel it is worth the effort. This gives you an opportunity to view our performance for yourself.
Anyone can say they know SEO, but can they prove it? See for yourself by viewing our latest page 1 search results and decide for yourself.
Tags: Organic Search Engine Optimization, Organic SEO, Page One Search Results, Search Engine Optimization, SEO, SEO Top 10
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Wednesday, November 5th, 2008
Attention India – We are not interested in outsourcing our web design and SEO work. Please stop calling.
Thank you.
Tags: outsourcing, SEO
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Tuesday, July 1st, 2008
TechCrunch reports that Adobe has finally solved the problem of Flash files being invisible/non-indexable to searh engines. This means that Flash SEO is now a reality.
Tags: Flash Search Engine Optimization, Flash SEO, Search Engine Optimization, SEO
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Wednesday, June 4th, 2008
Matt Cutts, Google’s SEO liason, has just posted an entry about Improved SEO Documentation on his blog. As always, a very informative read and highly recommended.
Tags: Google SEO, Learn SEO, Matt Cutts, Search Engine Optimization, SEO, SEO Advice, SEO Article, SEO Blog, SEO Documentation, SEO Education, SEO Information, SEO Knowledge Base, SEO techniques
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Monday, May 26th, 2008
I ran across this post speculating about the end of SEO, courtesy of Google. This article is written with the premise that SEO consists of simply paying for links to your site. Once again, it is evidence of clinging to the outdated belief that the way to get to the search engines is to focus on link building and PageRank.
This isn’t the end of SEO, but simply people finally catching on to what I’ve been saying for up to three years now – link buying, link building, linking strategies no longer work with Google. They caught on to this trick many years ago, and most SEO companies are just now figuring this out. The reason this is is because they make significant revenue by selling their clients on Link Building.
So this isn’t the end of SEO. Far from it. It’s simply a call to focus on one’s own site, creating great content, and optimizing your own site for search. Let’s quit worrying about PageRank and Link Building and focus on the task at hand — SEO.
Tags: Google, Link Building, Link Buying, Link Trading, Search Engine Optimization, SEO
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Saturday, April 19th, 2008
To say that Search Engine Optimization is an industry in constant flux would be an understatement. Since we provide bi-weekly search performance reports for our clients, we continually monitor thousands of keywords across hundreds of sites. The one thing that is consistant is that search results changes. The main goal for us is to be sure those changes trend upward instead of downward.
I’ve always been curious just how often Google makes changes to their algorithm, and now I know, thanks to this article – Google Tweaked Search 450 Times in 2007.
Tags: Google Algorithm, Google SEO, Organic Search Engine Optimization, Organic SEO, Search Algorithm, Search Engine Optimization, SEO
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Saturday, April 19th, 2008
In Google’s continuing quest to organize the World’s information, they have now added WhoIs lookup. Looking up WhoIs information reveal “who is” the owner of a domain name. This is especially good news given the recent front-running of Network Solutions (in a nutshell – if you look to see if a domain name is available on Network Solutions, they quickly register it so that you have to buy the domain from them at a ridiculously high price).
Simply type “whois” in the search field in Google, followed by a space, then the domain name in question. So for example, “whois Google.com”.
Kuddos to SearchEngineLand for alerting me to the Whois feature now in Google.
Tags: Domain name, Google SEO, Google Whois, Network Solutions, Search Engine Land, Search Engine Optimization, SearchEngineLand, SearchEngineLand.com, SEO, Whois, Whois lookup
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Friday, March 21st, 2008
Matt Cutts writes about how to report websites that have paid for links to their sites. I encourage anyone interested in SEO to read this article – because it will help in understanding why Link Exchanges and Link Buying are not worth the risk.
Tags: Google SEO, Link Buying, Link Exchange, Matt Cutts, Search Engine Optimization, SEO, SEO Links
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Wednesday, March 19th, 2008
Matt Cutts, Google’s SEO advisor, provides insight on how to get links to your site. An interesting and informative read.
Tags: Google SEO, Link, Link Building, Linking, Matt Cutts, Organic Search Engine Optimization, Organic SEO, Search Engine Optimization, SEO, SEO Linking
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Thursday, March 13th, 2008
If you haven’t already done so, be sure to check out our latest list of Page 1 results – available at http://www.seopage1.com/seo.pdf
Tags: Affordable SEO, Ask SEO, Best SEO, Get on Page 1, Google SEO, Live SEO, MSN SEO, Nashville SEO, Organic Search Engine Optimization, Organic SEO, Page One Search Results, Search Engine Optimization, Search Results, SEO, SEO Company, SEO Firm, SEO Results, Yahoo SEO
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