Blog Category: SEO

The best way to cross-market your blog and your business is to find effective ways to describe your services/products and integrate links to your business site within the text of the blog. When I say describe your services I mean discuss everything anyone would need or want to know about a particular service/product you offer. [...]

If you are new to WordPress and you are concerned about SEO this is a MUST see Video by the Graywolf SEO Blog. He discusses a siloed blog. Very informative. I think a lot applies to web sites as well. Make Your WordPress Blog Search Engine Friendly

Damaging a Competitor’s Ranking is Possible By Ross Dunn (c) 2007 SiteProNews.com

I cannot say any job is more important than the other because they are all very important. I am going to focus on two… ————————————————– 1 ). Please the Reader/Web Visitor When a web visitor comes to your site and they begin to scan your site your content needs to be easy-to-read, scannable and convincing! Easy-to-read- [...]

In this line of work the goal is to do what is best for the client. The client needs better rankings, a more appealing web site, an optimized web site and increased sales. Unfortunately, there are times when the group of people trying to make this happen just cannot get along. I think there are some [...]

I know as much as anyone how nerve-wracking it is to track your web site on the search engines while hoping that your business will become more visible. The sad truth is that it takes a lot of time and dedication to make sure your web site or blog does well in the search engines. Unfortunately, as [...]

If you have a web site or blog you need to create a Google Account right now! The almighty Google wants webmasters to do two very important things that can only be done with a Google Account: Submit an XML sitemap Verify Your Site Once you do these two things you have access to some [...]

A Wide Site- The days of a skinny site are over. You want something wide and appealing. Wide computer screens are in and skinny sites look cheap and terrible on them, so if you are going to invest in a web site tell your web designer that you want it wide from the beginning. If [...]

Well, to begin to understand what your meta keywords are you need to first look at your source page or any source page. (to view a source page you can either right click on a page and click “View Source” or you can go to “View” at the top of your screen and click on [...]

SERP stands for Search Engine Results Page. When you enter a query into a search engine you receive a page with results and this is called a SERP.