On page elements that may affect Google rankings
The German company Sistrix analyzed (OK... here is the english translation) the web page elements of top ranked pages in Google to find out which elements lead to high Google rankings. They analyzed 10,000 random keywords, and for every keyword, they analyzed the top 100 Google search results.
Posted on 23 May 2007 All 4 Major Search engines now support Sitemaps
In
November 2006,
Google, Yahoo and Microsoft agreed to support the Sitemap protocol.
The Sitemap protocol is a standard that can help you to submit all
of your web pages to search engines.
Last week, Ask.com joined the team so that now all four major search
engines support the Sitemap protocol. In addition, search engines
can now automatically detect your Sitemaps file.
Posted on 20 Apr 2007 Reciprocal Linking - Is it still relevant ?
Is reciprocal linking dead? Of course not - but if you are requesting reciprocal links for the purposes of improving search engine rankings, you should probably reconsider. If you are still sending out those link swap request emails simply to improve your rankings you are probably wasting your own time and effort. However, reciprocal linking should still be a part of your web marketing strategy.
Posted on 03 Apr 2007 Now that the SEO's done.... How do I build on Conversions?
People spend a lot of time and money getting their sites ranked highly in the search engines, often giving little or no attention to converting their visitors into paying customers. Why? Usually because they wanted to get their rankings in place before working on their conversions.
This approach really does not make much sense...
Posted on 26 Mar 2007 But MY business doesn't need a web site...
It never ceases to surprise me when someone tells me that they simply don’t need a website for their business. They should probably consider the following
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