Showing posts with label SEO. Show all posts
Showing posts with label SEO. Show all posts

SEO is more than search engine ranks  

Posted by Adam Rosenberg in ,

This SEO Article touch on how useful SEO techniques can be expanding on what the common misperception of what SEO is used for. There are good thoughts and explanations of what SEO beyond just search engines. Sadly at the end you will find it was all just a sales pitch, but nonetheless its interesting.

Boost Your SEO with a YouTube Channel  

Posted by Vanessa Messina in ,

Not only is creating a YouTube channel or video a great way for the average person to increase their SEO, it's even better for a company to give it a try. Studies have shown that most people don't stick around for a pre-roll ad on YouTube, so why waste the money when you can promote something for free that people will actually watch?

The first step is to not just plug the product or the company but to make a "home" movie that could include how you pick and choose your product or how the business functions. For example if you are selling wine it would be good to make a video that shows consumers how to pair certain wines with different meals.
After the video is uploaded you must enter a title and description. Here it is important to use key words several times in the title and description. Also put the link of the website in the description.
To build up viewers it is helpful to not only spread the word through Facebook and Twitter but to post your video link in replies to other related videos.
Once the video has about 100 views, it will quickly snowball into more users!

New York Time's SEO expert: Marshall Simmonds  

Posted by Adam Rosenberg in , , ,

Marshall Simmonds, Chief Search Strategist, is interviewed discussing SEO techniques for news papers. A cool look at a different perspective on SEO. Check out the full article here.

Top 500 Internet Retailers Lag In SEO  

Posted by Channing McCully in , , ,

In todays' world where online Ecommerce is sometimes preferred more than shopping in stores, the top online retailers are missing out significantly in online search engine optimization. With over 88,000 keywords listed of top selling products and services listed in search engines only 33% of those companies "highest-priced keywords appeared in the top 50 natural search engine query results" according to the article. The companies lack of seo also was contributed to the limited amount of content they provided to be search, allowing for too few or many words to be searched and find the company. The same was found true for companies on the Fortune 500 list. However, a little less than half now plan on spending more on SEO finally realizing the benefits of dominated the first page of search engines.

Read full article here

Search Marketing to Grow  

Posted by Alecia in , , ,

In the March 29 Adweek article by Mark Dolliver writes about how search-engine marketing is growing and is becoming more important. A survey issued by the Search Engine Marketing Professional Organization and Econsultancy went into more detail on the movement. Companies are willing to pay more for SEO.

However, 47% of the surveyed companies said that they preferred in-house SEO. Rather than be charged by outside firms bigger companies try to keep these specialist within the company to keep up with the trends.

To read the whole article click here .

Trendy New Hack  

Posted by Nathaniel R. Fox in , , ,

In this information age hackers are always looking for ways to fool their prey, and this article describes one of their latest tricks. Hackers have now learned how to edit links that are indexed in search results in order to make them appear safe. Its called SEO poisoning, and the aim is to bring a user to a dangerous website that can install a virus on their computer. In a recent experimental study approximately 26% of search results returned by Google had poisoned URLs, and about 86% of sites established in Singapore had SEO poisoning. These results were all found in sites that were indexed by Google, so if the worlds greatest search engine is encountering these problems, then how much worse is this problem with less reputable search engines.

Click here for more info.

A Short Checklist for your SEO needs  

Posted by Elliott Ebrahimi in , , ,

When building your website or optimizing your content it is important to consider a number of things. Anything from relevant keywords in broad matches to exact phrase matches to apropriate use of flash and propper navigation.


Outspoken Media came up with an very good checklist for all your SEO needs. In order to save you a few grand in expenses and a weekend seminar at a Hilton hotel in an obscure location frequented by shady characters, Outspoken Media has outlined the main characteristics of SEO and what one should look for.

You will realise, as they mention, SEO is not just a checklist of to do things about your website, it is part basic components which have to function and part intuition as you have to be able to realise what works and what doesn't.

Check out the article here for your full checklist.



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The Five Core SEO Tactics to Drive Traffic and Ratings  

Posted by Jessica Kopitz in ,

This article clearly lays out what the five most important aspects of search engine optimization. To drive higher traffic and rankings for your website the number one rule is to have as many links as possible on your site. Next is working to be an authority and create trustworthiness on your website, edit your title tags, create a solid base of HTML content, and work on creating solid meta descriptions. All these five aspects are looked into deeper in this article, along with the reasons why they are so important.


To read more click here.

Don't Over Optimize Your Site  

Posted by Carmen Wallace in , ,

This article is short but has good advice if you are a web developer. It offers quick information on what you should consider when developing a site.

Search engines perform a site review to determine the sites overall ranking. If the search engine determines your site is over optimized it can result in a lower position. Search engines look for a variety of unnatural behavior which can include pages that have identical page titles and H1 headings, too many non-contextual internal links on your site, having pages with great visual experiences above the fold, and not finding text until well below the fold. The moral of the article can be summed up from the cliche, more is less.

To view the full article, click here

Valuable Social Media Content  

Posted by Leo Lei in ,

Since we all had to talk to our clients about SEO and social media marketing, we probably all suggested the basics of online marketing: getting a Facebook fan-page, Twitter, blog, etc. This article talks about how these tactics may work at first in increasing visibility, but eventually, "if your content isn't seen as valuable, you'll lose that search engine ranking." Only the viewers can determine what is valuable to them, and what you might think is valuable, may be worthless to your viewers.

http://searchenginewatch.com/3635597

Effective Use of Keywords for SEO  

Posted by Kaity in , ,

I found this article, released today by SEO Consult, that describes the effective ways to utilize keywords to best promote your website. The article discusses factors that you should consider when choosing your keyword, such as seasonality, trends, density, placement, and length of the keyword.

I thought this was an interesting article because when I was reading it I realized that there are a LOT of components involved in effect search engine optimization. This made me realize that having an SEO consultant for your company is actually a highly beneficial member of your team if your website strategy is essential for your publicity.

I also thought this could be useful when working on our projects, so take a peek!

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