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More on Keywords Posted on: Wednesday 22 June @ 12:54:58 (Read: 497) Sharon Housley writes: "By S. Housley Keywords are the heart to effective Internet searches. Whether optimizing a web site or searching for a hard-to-find item, consider tapping resources to locate a variety of keywords. Identify keywords and phrases that are relevant to the products, services, or information you are promoting or searching for." Read More... | 3423 bytes more

Press Release: Optimize Website Promotion With SEO Administrator Posted on: Monday 20 June @ 15:19:24 (Read: 529) Anonymous writes: "FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Optimize Website Promotion With SEO Administrator June 20, 2005 - FlamingoSoft updates SEO Administrator 3.0. Invisibility is the foe of every webmaster hoping to make an impact with Internet marketing. How does one maximize traffic to a website and generate sales? By maintaining top search engine ranking through careful use of keywords and monitoring a site's position in comparison to its competitors'." Read More... | 2348 bytes more

How to improve your websites search engine rankings Posted on: Saturday 18 June @ 17:07:13 (Read: 400) Anonymous writes: "By Jonathan White One of your main goals when building a site is to receive a lot of traffic so that you can make some reasonable money out of your website. One of the main and best ways of getting more traffic to your site is for you to do some seo (search engine optimization). " Read More... | 4752 bytes more

Keywords and SEO. The facts. Posted on: Saturday 18 June @ 13:07:18 (Read: 604) Anonymous writes: "by: Joe Balestrino Search Engine Optimization (SEO) is essential for the success of almost every website. The majority of traffic to websites is brought in by search engines. Keywords are an important part of SEO. Unfortunately, many website owners overdo it. Keywords are one of the most important tools in ranking high on search engines. Abuse them and you will suffer the consequences. " Read More... | 2992 bytes more

Ranked #1 at Google for ‘Invisible Entrepreneurs’ But No Traffic? Posted on: Thursday 16 June @ 09:43:32 (Read: 580) Mike Banks Valentine writes: "copyright by Mike Banks Valentine I am ranked #1 for that silly phrase at Google. So What? Here's a secret. You can be ranked #1 at Google for the phrase "Waterfall Watches" if you put the phrase on your page 4 times and in metatags twice. How do I know that? I did it in 2001 and still rank number one in Google for the phrase in 2005. On another of my sites I rank #1 for the phrase "Screeching Camels" by simply putting it on the page once in a comment about silly SEO guarantees." Read More... | 5569 bytes more

Search Engine Marketing Hype Killing Small Businesses Posted on: Thursday 16 June @ 09:24:38 (Read: 670) Jack Humphrey writes: "Copyright 2005 Jack Humphrey Think about the first thing you ever heard about “marketing a website” on the web. 99% of the time the first words anyone ever hears are “search engine marketing.” Or some semblance of the phrase. " Read More... | 5231 bytes more

Search Engines Are Going to Love You for This. Posted on: Thursday 16 June @ 09:23:10 (Read: 413) Anonymous writes: "Copyright 2005 Ron Hutton What's the most potent fre traffIc source on the web? *** Search Engines! *** Surprised? Of course not. Why do so many people concern themselves so deeply with search engine optimization, positioning and ranking?" Read More... | 2855 bytes more

Web Content Management System fr Window: Search Engine Typos Posted on: Tuesday 14 June @ 12:48:12 (Read: 420) Anonymous writes: "Oops! I meant “web content management system for windows.” Do search engines understand consumer search engine typos? Typing something so close to what you are looking for, like typing “web content management system fr window” instead of “web content management system for windows” may not seem like a big deal, but search engine bloopers alter consumer searches more than we know." Read More... | 2254 bytes more

Fresh Content Improves Search Engine Optimization Posted on: Sunday 12 June @ 14:11:24 (Read: 498) Anonymous writes: "Copyright 2005 ArteWprls Business Class Many search engine optimization companies will sell you a search engine optimization package that addresses many of the major aspects of search engine optimization. These aspects include, but are not limited to, use of file names, alt tags, h1 tags, keyphrase density, meta tag optimization, link analysis and the like. These are all key aspects of a good search optimization." Read More... | 2103 bytes more

Get Your Web Site Noticed! Posted on: Saturday 11 June @ 11:33:53 (Read: 583) Anonymous writes: "6/9/2005 by: Michael Rock The three responses: #1: If I put a web site out there it will be one of millions! So it's useless for me to have a website! Usually when I get this response I reply that like everything else your web site has to be marketed. Would you start a business and never advertise? It's like signing a death warrant. Even though a web site is used as advertisement for your business in some cases it (the web site) still has to be marketed as well. I usually don't spend to much time with these people and let them get on with their lives." Read More... | 10201 bytes more

Anatomy Of An Internet Search Engine Posted on: Friday 10 June @ 04:09:11 (Read: 529) Anonymous writes: "For some unfortunate souls SEO is simply the learning of tricks and techniques that, according to their understanding, should propel their site into the top rankings on the major search engines. This understanding of the way SEO works can be effective for a time however it contains one basic flaw ... the rules change. Search engines are in a constant state of evolution in order to keep up with the SEO's in much the same way that Norton, McAfee, AVG or any of the other anti-virus software companies are constantly trying to keep up with the virus writers. " Read More... | 12069 bytes more

Do Search Engines Scare You? Posted on: Thursday 09 June @ 02:02:22 (Read: 413) Elaine Currie writes: "What do the words "Search Engine" make you think of? I get immediate mind-pictures which vary but all have similar themes. Sometimes I see one of those tiny submarines which are used to explore the deepest parts of the ocean bed. I have this picture in my mind of the tiny submarine underwater in complete darkness apart from the beam of its searchlight which is probing the gloom. Other times I see a horse-drawn carriage driving through dense fog with only its weak lamp relieving the darkness. This scene is from a movie where the police are racing through London in search of Jack The Ripper. The final picture is of a line of policemen in old-fashioned uniforms advancing across a moor in darkness through rising mist with only their flashlight-beams to light their way." Read More... | 4604 bytes more

For Both Search Engines And Real Estate, Location Is Everything Posted on: Thursday 09 June @ 01:57:21 (Read: 498) Kirk Bannerman writes: "By Kirk Bannerman It's all about location, location, location! In the past...back in the days when Google was IT when it came to natural search results...everyone was very focused (or shall we say obsessed?) on Google page rank. " Read More... | 2659 bytes more

The FREE Web Traffic Explosion Method Posted on: Tuesday 07 June @ 13:50:18 (Read: 451) Anonymous writes: "Dear Friend, Many people like to listen to all the graphic designers and other web designers about what to do to get your website in the search engines. Be very careful, 90% of the time they have no clue. Here's a secret:" Read More... | 3618 bytes more

Seecrets On Internet: An Ant Watching Giants Fight (Google Vs. Microsoft) Posted on: Monday 06 June @ 14:32:20 (Read: 487) Anonymous writes: "Seasoned investors are familiar with “The trend is your friend”. Knowing the current trend is vital to search engines consultants, website owners and investors, especially those with their 401K’s and life savings invested in these companies." Read More... | 4037 bytes more

How to Get Targeted Search Engine Traffic Quickly Posted on: Sunday 05 June @ 15:40:27 (Read: 458) Anonymous writes: "Here’s the “How-To-Do-It Guide” for driving search engine traffic right to your website. I only speak about methods I have used and that worked well for my business. There are a lot of people out there who will steer you in the wrong direction because they are just regurgitating old information that might have worked years ago. I’ll help you discover what’s happening right here, right now. Let’s get started with the plan. " Read More... | 3441 bytes more

How Google Indexes Content From Your Web Directory Posted on: Sunday 05 June @ 15:28:59 (Read: 500) Martin Lemieux writes: "By: Martin Lemieux In a fluke, I was able to notice something about the way Google indexes content from web directories. Excluding your template, the most important line of code is the first title you add to your main body." Read More... | 2253 bytes more

How an Approach to Site Promotion Can Secure Your Search Engine Position Posted on: Saturday 04 June @ 17:37:32 (Read: 545) Tinu AbayomiPaul writes: "Copyright 2005 Tinu AbayomiPaul In my last article on site promotion, I talked about why using one site promotion technique is a short-term solution. Now I'm going to illustrate why site promotion is multi-faceted, and show an example of how these techniques can build on one another to help you get better search engine results from your search engine optimization efforts, as well as more traffic to your site overall. " Read More... | 4821 bytes more

Your Search Engine Optimization Strategy: Make Love, Not War Posted on: Saturday 04 June @ 17:26:19 (Read: 395) Anonymous writes: "By Scott Buresh When it comes to search engine optimization strategy, there are basically two camps – those who view search engines as adversaries to be conquered at any cost and those who regard search engines as partners in their online marketing efforts. Long-time readers of my articles probably already have a good idea of which camp I fall into; however, I believe both approaches can be effective optimization methods." Read More... | 6255 bytes more

Google Has An Achiles Heal - Will Their Competitors Notice? Posted on: Thursday 02 June @ 12:45:50 (Read: 371) Anonymous writes: "Even though Google Revenues continue to soar, the hidden problem that may stifle growth and may even allow Yahoo or MSN to overtake the paid search market in the future lies in two critical phrases: Customer Support, and Customer Training" Read More... | 4073 bytes more

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