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Building Search Engine Tag Trails
With so much of the success of your web site out of your hands and at the whim or the search engines and your site visitors wouldn t you like a way to tell them both that your site is relevant to their interests This article explains how to use a basic tool for that purpose. It has the lovely effect of making your site more organized and helping vi
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A Spring Clean For SEO, Even Though It's Winter
An SEO strategy is an organic process.
Your SEO campaign should change focus as your popularity grows. The SEO approach for an established site can be quite different to that of a new site, mainly because, with an established site, you can leverage the power of your inbound linking.
Google favors the already "rich". The Google algorithm reinforce
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Key Relevance Reviews Keeping Your Relevance with a DNS Move
by Jennifer Laycock One of the most annoying tasks you might face as a web site owner is moving your site to a new host or domain. I've done this a couple of times and am actually going through a site review and revision again as I shift one of my hobby sites to a new domain. Since I've never been a big fan of the "technical stuff" I always appreci
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SEO Basics: Will Moving or Changing My Site Hurt Rankings?
We continue our Search Engine Optimization Basics series of posts this week with a question from a marketer that is dealing with issues related to moving a web site to another host and possibly updating the content management system and design.
Will changing our web site affect our search engine rankings?
As with many SEO related questions, [...]
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Free links to your site
I can’t believe a new feature from Google isn’t getting more notice, because it converts already-existing links to your site into much higher quality links, for free. The Google webmaster blog just announced that you can find the pages that link to 404 pages on your site.
Let me back up and give you a little [...]
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How To Diagnose Your Site with Google Advanced Search
While John Mueller did a great job explaining how to analyze your website with Google Webmaster Tools, I thought I could outline a few tips on how to diagnose both on-site and off-site issues with Google Search and its advanced operators.
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SEO Basics: Ensure Your Site is Crawlable
Online Marketing Blog has always been about more than search engine optimization, covering digital public relations, social media marketing and plenty of other internet marketing topics. And yet, SEO is a core component of nearly every thing we do in our consulting practice.
For the web site owners and marketers fairly new to the site optimization
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Tweaking Your Copy for SEO Purposes? Tweak it for Message too!
by Jennifer Laycock One of the things you should be doing on a fairly regular basis for your web site is running a quick check on your keyword phrases so you can make tweaks to your copy. Just because a word or phrase was popular when you first optimized your site doesn't mean it is now and regular keyword research can help you spot "holes" in the
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Yahoo's New Site Explorer Design Now Officially Live
Yahoo Site Explorer seems to have pushed out their beta design to everyone now. The new look, is not just visual, it also contains these new data points: + Site URL + Number of pages known + Number of pages...
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Making Site Search Work for Your You (and Your Visitors)
by Stoney deGeyter Back in August of this year, while at Search Engine Strategies in San Jose, I sat in a session where one of the speakers talked about site search. He said something that I fundamentally disagree with but it got me thinking about why you should or should not implement a search feature on your own site. I believe that implementing
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