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 Joanne Glasspoole writes: " by Joanne Glasspoole
If you want to be found in the search engines, it is important
that you add search engine optimization to your action list.
In a nutshell, search engine optimization—or SEO for
short—is the process of making your web pages “search
engine friendly.” "
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| Dan Thies writes: "
Could your site be set up to fail? If you're targeting the
wrong search engine keywords, or failing to understand how
today's search engines use "themes" to rank sites, you're
missing out on a lot of traffic. "
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John Gergye writes: "By John Gergye
Everyone is clamoring for new and improved seo strategies. Not necessary. All you have to do is apply what you learned in kindergarten.
Think I'm kidding? I’m not. Take a look."
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David Callan writes: "by David Callan
Getting listed on Yahoo should be without doubt the most important mission on any Internet marketers mind. "
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| Daria Goetsch writes: " Daria Goetsch
Search Innovation
September 4, 2002
Promoting your small business website in the search engines can be a daunting task. Use of free submissions and link popularity is a good starting point for your website promotion campaign. "
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Anonymous writes: "I've been following the discussion about Google and mirrored information for some time. It is "common knowledge" that Google penalizes page rank when it determines that content is duplicated somewhere else. In fact, I've read many experts stating that there should be no duplicate domain names and no duplicate content anywhere."
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Anonymous writes: "New techniques can drive thousands of visitors to your web site.
Randy is the first to tell you driving traffic to your web site is an expensive proposition. "I spent the promotion budget on ads, the grocery money on banners, and we still aren't getting that many hits," he says. "
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Google, Yahoo, MSN, and AOL Account For More Than 90 Percent of Search Referrals
Posted on: Saturday 07 December @ 15:36:53 (Read: 1258) |
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A quict note: From a report of websidestory.com on Dec, 4, 2002, Google, Yahoo, MSN, and AOL account for more than 90 percent of search referrals to shopping web sites. Due to Search engine represent the best source of new visitors, webmasters of shopping web sites should concentrate on those four search engines. Google is the most important one if you take into account it powers both AOL and Yahoo. Google actually account for 75.89% of Search Referrals to Shopping WebSites.
% of Search Referrals to Shopping Sites
Search Engine Dec. 1, 2002 Dec. 1, 2001
Google 27.16 18.46
Yahoo 25.92 41.41
MSN 24.11 15.41
AOL NetFind 15.60 08.51
Netscape 01.40 01.12
CompuServe 00.89 00.84
Dogpile 00.80 00.92
Ask Jeeves 00.77 01.38
Lycos 00.73 02.57
LookSmart 00.70 01.04
Source: http://www.websidestory.com/pressro...tml?&showID=237
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Karl writes: "In case your new to the internet, I'll briefly explain exactly what "keywords" are.
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Anonymous writes: "A new meta search engine has hit the blocks that is already causing
quite a stir in the search engine world. KartOO was initially
launched on the 25 April 2002. The technology is based on
developments over a three year period by Laurent Baleydier.
(Maybe add breifly what he is qualified in and where he is from...etc)
(What do you mean by (excuse the pun)?)
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