One factor that most SEO believe search engines look at is the relationship between your content and your keyword. I remember in the old days when you can get away with writing content and just plugging in a keyword which is totally unrelated to the context of the page. It doesn’t work anymore.
Google has been […]
SMX, one of the premier search engine related event is going to Seattle this June 3-4, 2008. Wanna know whose coming? None other than Matt Cutts, the most sought after guy in google by SEO/SEM people. I believe there will be a question and answer portion for […]
Have you participated in any SEO competition? Did you use any blackhat, grayhat techniques that you don’t like mighty old google to find out? There’s a chance that they already know.
According to a post at searchenginejournal, 28% do report their competitors to google if they find out their competitors use some shady tactics. Since it […]
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 […]
A lot of webpage developers use the H1/H2/H3 tags for formatting. Nothing wrong with this but if you talk about SEO, these tags are very important. These tags support the overall theme placed in the title tag.
Imagine for a moment that your webpage is an outline and the topic of your outline is the “title” […]
Here’a another addition to searchengineherald’s SEO Basics. Now, I’ll be writing about one of the most important on-page SEO factor which is the “Title Tag”.
The title tag is basically what’s inside the “<title> The title tag goes here </title>”. The title tag should contain your keyword. […]
I was reading fireflyseo about some important SEO topics such as link buying. One sentence in the blog caught my attention. In the SES Organic Listings Forum which was a Q&A portion of the event, “It appears that a good portion of the panel and the audience are absolutly 100% still buying […]
As I mentioned in one of my earlier posts, I’ll be checking out what went out in SES London and what other learned and I came across this video interview of Adam Lasnik by Lee Odden.
Adam Lasnik is Google’s “Search Evangelist” and in this video he talked about some key information about duplicate […]
Search Engine Strategies (SES) London Starts today. This prestigious event from 19Feb to 21Feb will be held at the Business Design Center in London.
Speakers include Mike Grehan, Kevin Ryan, Fredrick Marckini, Nick Carr, and Dr. Ralph Wilson.
Here are some of the things that will be discussed in this event.
How search engines list Web […]
This is a must for all SEOs to know. I use this command all the time both for searching my sites and for searching and analysing competitor websites.
The basic step is to simply type in “site:<yourdomain.com>” into Google’s search textbox. What this does is it will show all pages of […]
SEM, SEO, SERP, CPM, CPC, all together now!
Written by Noel Bautista [email] for b5media.
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