May 15th, 2008
I know a lot of people are making contents for high value keywords hoping that they could increase their adsense income. Well, I did some research before and I would like to share to you some of the high value keywords I found that I kept in my database. Unfortunately, I don’t have the time to create content for every potentially profitable keyword I found so here are some of them.
You might want to check the current keyword pricing for some of these as these figures were a few weeks old. Nevertheless, most should be priced about the same.
Keyword CPC
conferencing internet web - 16
panama accomodations 16
paper shredding company 15
liability auto insurance 12
embedded dsp 12
camping world 11
purchase refinance mortgage 10
no fee ira 10
cosmetic dentist renton 5
redmond flowers 7
goalie jersey soccer 3
flavored olive oil 2
You might want to check out other derivatives of these keyword. There might be some treasure you can find out of these keyword leads. Hope you like it.
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May 15th, 2008
One of the most important meta tags that you should focus on when creating your site is the title tag. See, this is the very first part in a web site and so this is the first thing that the spider sees. Aside from that, visitors to your site would also be seeing this first when the page loads.
Where do you find the title tag? Take a look at a website. You would see the title tag top left of your browser.
So what do you put in the title tag? Make sure that the most important keywords are used here. For example, if you have a website on SEO, it would be important that you put in SEO-related keywords like SEO, SEM, and search engine in the title tag. That would give your site the added boost it needs to be ranked higher.
How do you write a title tag? Make sure that your title tag is somewhere from 10 to 70 characters in length. If you put in more characters, the spider would surely skip over the extra characters.
What other things can you share about the title tag?
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May 14th, 2008
Here are b5media tech channel, we have a channel wide event called “Tech Channel Goes Green”. I was looking for a good material for this. One of my plans is to make a post about those green search engines where the color of the website is just green and black, or black and white, or something similar which is supposed to save a little bit of electricity since the theory is that, black background uses less electricity (other tech guys says it consumes the same amount of electricity).
So I tried searching for the keyword “Green Search Engine” and I came across a site called greenmaven.com. I find this site interesting. GreenMaven is actually an aggregator of green websites. Basically it gets the feed of popular green related sites so that people can just go to greenmaven and see what’s new. They call it “Green News Reader”.
They also have a green search engine. According to the website
We’ve built the world’s first comprehensive Green Search Engine based on Google’s Coop Search technology. Rather than searching the entire web, your search yields “green” results.
I think students and people who are doing research on anything green will find this site helpful.
Greenmaven is also maintaining a “green directory” which contains websites, blogs, suppliers of anything related to the green revolution.
So there you go, another good “search site” for searching anything “green”.
[source: greenmaven.com ]
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May 13th, 2008
If you are, then you should better read this post because I’ll be sharing with you the schedule of events of Search Engine Strategies (SES). Of course, with the list, you would be able to check if you would be free to attend at least one of the events. Or maybe if you’re lucky enough, be able to attend all of the events. Keep in mind though that these SES events happen in different cities.
Anyway, here is the schedule:
- SEM Training Chicago - June 4, 2008
- SEM Training Toronto - June 16, 2008
- SES Toronto - June 17 to 18, 2008
- SES Hamburg Forum - June 23 to 24, 2008
- SEM Training Boston - June 24, 2008
- SEM Training Seattle - July 17, 2008
- SES San Jose - August 18 to 21, 2008
- SEM Training San Jose - August 22, 2008
- SES Tokyo Forum - October 28 to 29, 2008
- SES Chicago - December 8 to 11, 2008
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May 12th, 2008
What do these links really say about you?
Tell me. In your site, what sites do you link to? Of course, you would be sending link backs to those sites which you find to be really helpful or really interesting. You surely would not link to a site just because.
Now, with regards to SEO, it is important to keep in mind that the more links you have, the more you are telling a search engine that you have content that is worth looking into. However, if all the links that are sent to your site are directed to your home page, this tells the search engines something different. See, that means that other sites may just be referring to site. BUT the content is rather shallow. See, if you really had really deep content, other sites would be deep linking to pages within your site. See the difference there?
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May 11th, 2008
On May 20 and 21, SMX (Search Marketing Expo) will be in Madrid Spain. SMX is one of the premier search marketing event so if you are from Spain, this is one event you shouldn’t miss.
I don’t understand Spanish but if you want to know the agenda/program, you might want to checkout the link below.
SMX Madrid 2008 program.
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May 10th, 2008
Here’s another topic for our SEO Basics series. Does the appearance of keywords in the body of your webpage affect its ranking? The answer according to most of the SEOs is yes. However, I do not recommend keyword stuffing. Keyword stuffing is what you call when you put so many keywords in a page or repeat the same keyword over and over again.
So how many keyword occurences should there be? What’s the right balance. There isn’t a specific number but most SEOs think it is best to have a keyword density somewhere between 3% to 7% of the page. Keyword density is a measure of how often your keyword appears in a page. If the keyword appeared 3 times and the total number of words in the page is 100, then that’s 3% keyword density.
Here’s one activity you can do today. Use one of your webpage as a test. Check out its ranking in google for a certain keyword. Now adjust its keyword density to about 5%. You might need to mention your keyword a couple of times more for this. Then after a week or two, check google again and see if your webpage increased in ranking.
It is a must that you do not change anything else so that you will only see the effects of the keyword density of the webpage.
Don’t forget to leave a comment here if you see an increase in your ranking. I really love to hear from people who are new to SEO and who experience some positive results.
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May 9th, 2008
So you would like to work on your site so that it would be SEO-friendly. What do you do? Well, here one piece of advice that you may want to keep in mind when tinkering with your site.
One of the things that you should remember is changing the format of your keyword helps. So if you are going to use the keyword, you can put it in italics or you can underline it. However, most SEO experts suggest that it would be best if you would use them in bold.
But it does not mean that you would have to use such each time you use the keyword. That would be wrong. What is suggested is you put your keyword in bold at least once or twice. That would be enough. More than that, and it would be pretty much excessive.
Try using this tip and tell me how it goes for you.
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May 8th, 2008
You may be a writer however there is a slight difference between the usual kind of writing and writing for SEO. See, if you really want to write for SEO, one of the main things that you should do is to learn just what SEO is all about. That way, you would be able to know what you need to practice when writing your SEO article.
If you already have a topic at hand, then go ahead and start writing. Although SEO may seem to be something really difficult, writing for SEO can be pretty simple. You do not need to make your article very academic. Sometimes, the simpler your article is, the more people would flock to read it. Of course, as you go on writing, make sure that you put in your keywords. It is not right though to put in too many of your keywords. Make sure that as you try to insert a keyword, you write it as if it’s really part of the article and not just something that you would like to include because it is for SEO.
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May 7th, 2008
Search engines are powerful. They could lead a user to go to various websites depending on the search term that they are using. However, there are times when the results are not safe. That is why Yahoo! is following Google in terms of making search engine use safer than better. For Yahoo!, they have gotten in a partnership with McAfee. McAfee would be allowing Yahoo! to use their SiteAdvisor which is a technology that is able to check security issues on web sites.
According to McAfee, this technology of theirs would be able to check if the site has adware, spam, spyware, malware, and also phishing. Users would be able to determine if they would be able to continue checking out the site or if they would rather go to another site instead.
In a report, Vish Makhijani, the general manager and senior vice president of Yahoo! Search, mentioned, “We are taking steps to make you feel safe when searching the Web - warning you about dangerous sites before you click on them.”
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