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Tuesday, March 9, 2010
Wordtracker Log in Skip to content Home Take a Tour Free Trial Pricing Academy Blog Press About Us Contact The Wordtracker Academy menu All Articles Keywords Keyword Research Keyword Creativity Free Keyword Research Guide Pay Per Click Search Engine Optimization Blogging Link Building Social Media Marketing Web Content Online PR Wordtracker books Videos Online Journalism Case Studies RSS feed The long tail of keyword research (and why single keywords are for losers) by Mark Nunney , 4
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Monday, March 1, 2010
as well as the other 99% of webmasters and search marketers use Google Analytics. Since we have made sure that we possess custom 404 pages with our tracking code it is easy to find 404 errors that are currently indexed in search engines or are coming from other referring sites. like this method because you can drill down on a recent 404 from a search engine listing and hopefully repair it before you lose the listing.
404 errors, dead pages, bad links, whatever you like to call them are a great way to increase your bounce rate, decrease your online revenues and make you look sloppy.
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Thursday, February 25, 2010
Sammy Nams About Contact Resume A beginners guide to SEO, social media and reputation management for entrepreneurs, bloggers and marketers. Writing SEO Content For Long Tail Keywords Posted: February 1st, 2010 | 10 Comments » This post will present a step-by-step beginner’s guide to creating website content, articles and blogs that are optimized for search engine traffic. If you are brand new to SEO, please take the time to my page on What is SEO ? Step 1) Define your
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Sunday, January 25, 2009
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Tuesday, February 16, 2010
Back in Dec 09, Google announced the integration of the real-time World Wide Web in their organic search results. Google told us that their goal is to strive to bring us “the freshest, most comprehensive and relevant search results over an ever expanding universe of content on the multitude of devices” we “use to access it.” 8221; They introduced real-time into the search results like this:
I would equate this move to Google Universal , where they algorithmically add news, images, blog results, music (if it’s related to music), and
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Friday, January 22, 2010
I imagine it is quite safe to say that most of us in the search marketing sphere have heard the quote “content is king” a few thousand times or so. In my opinion, 200 words of highly targeted copy will do more for your search marketing efforts than a 1000 words focused too broadly on several different terms. But for those of in search of optimizing further down the tail, increasing site pages and giving your visitors the exact But is it really? Is content really the trump card?
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Monday, February 1, 2010
As said by Google and many in the search marketing community, 2010 is the year to reduce your page loading time. Remember, no one likes excess baggage and your site visitors as well as the crawling search engines will enjoy your site much more with quicker accessibility.
We’ve cleaned up the file sizes and now we have to ensure that the crawling engines can read and assess the information on your site. I know what you’re thinking and no, I cannot help you to launch webs out of your hand, scale skyscrapers, or become Tobey Maguire, I’ll give you an image to make happy though.
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Thursday, January 15, 2009
Peter Hamilton Internet Marketing Junkie Monday, December 29, 2008 Long Tail Modifiers for SEO So you’ve secured some first rate rankings for some of your target keyphrases and you are looking to expand that traffic. Well, long tail keyphrases are considered those that are three or more words that may not have a huge amount of traffic, but that traffic sure is relevant and valuable, which is why utilizing this method can really make a difference your search engine referrals.
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Wednesday, December 30, 2009
Yes, I know, this is quite possibly the most ridiculously titled search marketing blog post you have ever read. This dilemma between half preparation and a lack of commitment is something that helped to remind of an obstacle I see quite often in the world of Search Engine Optimization.
Quite often I speak with a client, webmaster or site designer/developer about the recommendations I have put forth which in my mind and experience will ultimately help Hang tight and read on, you will soon see the reasoning behind this post title and no, you probably won’t be licking your lips afterwards.
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Tuesday, June 9, 2009
One of the value propositions for Browse My Stuff is that it organizes content in a way that should be good to help long tail SEO ( search engine optimization ). When we were in the process of designing Browse My Stuff, I had a hard time finding good resources on how to go about long tail SEO. As I find additional materials, they will become available through the site I’m still constantly looking. If I’m missing something good, please drop a comment.
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Wednesday, March 11, 2009
Search Engine Journal Subscribe via RSS or email: 7 Essential SEO Cheat Sheets March 3rd, 2009 by Ann Smarty | 33 Comments You can’t remember everything especially with that huge amount of new information we consume daily. Below I am listing a few cool cheat sheets most SEOs will find useful: SEO Cheat Sheet The Web Developers SEO Cheat Sheet (or preview it on Scribd ) include: Important SEO HTML tags; Search engine indexing limits
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Monday, March 1, 2010
as well as the other 99% of webmasters and search marketers use Google Analytics. Since we have made sure that we possess custom 404 pages with our tracking code it is easy to find 404 errors that are currently indexed in search engines or are coming from other referring sites. like this method because you can drill down on a recent 404 from a search engine listing and hopefully repair it before you lose the listing.
404 errors, dead pages, bad links, whatever you like to call them are a great way to increase your bounce rate, decrease your online revenues and make you look sloppy.
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Wednesday, January 28, 2009
Home SEO Services What is SEO? SEO Web Design Link Building SEO Copywriting Local SEO SEO Consulting SEO "Do It Yourself" Tools SEO Packages SEO Pricing SEO Blog About Us Portfolio Get Free Quote Contact Us « SEO, How Much? and How Long Will it Take? SEO and The Fresh Link / Content Factor! » SEO and Internal Linking Today I would like to discuss an extremely valuable SEO technique
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