If you’re like many individuals in today’s economic climate you could be contemplating about beginning your own business. Any new company requires a web site and web sites are only good if people can locate them. All new website entrepreneurs promptly discover a need to concentrate on the search ranking of their web site in all top search engines. Search ranking is the organic placement of your web site, also generally known as ranking, on Google or another search engine.
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Realize High Search Rankings from the Start
Monday, April 25th, 2011Choosing the Correct Keywords for Search Engine Optimization Purposes Can be Difficult
Thursday, April 21st, 2011
There are many ways to present the exact same topic. When people search online, they use many different terms for the exact same thing and if you have ever done any keyword research you know this first hand. One example of this is if you are building your business online, you might search for terms such as online marketing, internet marketing, search engine marketing, SEO, SEM and so on.
Off-Page Search Engine Optimization May Be More Important Than On-Page SEO
Monday, April 18th, 2011
Off-page search engine optimization can be referred to as the popularity of your website. How popular is your website? The search engines gauge your website’s popularity by the number of other websites that link to your website. I think of off-page SEO as what you do on the internet to help improve your website’s ranking in the search results.
Why Search Engine Optimization Is So Important
Friday, March 18th, 2011
Search engine optimization is often referred to as SEO, search engine placement, search engine positioning and search engine promotion. SEO is the process that is used in order to rank your website high on the search engine result pages. When you change or make additions to your website you can get more traffic—more visitors—through the search engines. It includes the process of designing your website with the proper HTML tags and keyword-rich content. Search Engine Optimization (SEO) and Search Engine Marketing (SEM) have become watchwords for the massive online marketing industry.
Driving Website Traffic with Digg (part 2)
Friday, March 18th, 2011
If you haven’t read part 1 of “Driving Website Traffic with Digg”, we suggest you read that article first.
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Before submitting articles, spend time familiarizing yourself with the community and submitting content other than your own. Digg other articles that you find interesting and engage in the conversation by commenting on articles others have submitted that you’re interested in.
Driving Website Traffic with Digg (part 1)
Wednesday, March 16th, 2011
Traditional print media, such as newspapers and magazines, usually has an editorial process. Editors pick which articles will be published on the front page based primarily on the anticipated interest from consumers. As mainstream media is being increasingly fragmented by niche-media sites like blogs, we are seeing a change in the editorial process. Instead of editors choosing articles for the front page from a possible pool of articles written by professionals, social news sites aggregate content from tens of thousands of smaller sites and let the readers decide what will show up on the front page.