February 24th, 2010
Search engine optimization-it’s every web masters most time consuming, on-going job. Simply keeping up with the latest search engine algorithms is a full-time job, let alone writing content to match. Link building and social networking can also be full-time jobs. When SEO takes a back seat to other web master jobs, it’s time to find a company to provide SEO services. After all, what good is a beautifully designed website if no one visits it?
SEO services come in many forms. The best SEO packages combine continually updated fresh content with link building services. Not all SEO services are created equal. Finding the best SEO packages takes time, but it is time well spent. Look for a company that can provide fresh content, not re-printed articles that are already plastered across the Internet. Link building practices should be closely examined as well. Links should come from relevant sites with a PR3 or better. Links from unrelated websites tend to look unnatural and do not really help much.
Last, look for an SEO service provider that specializes in your area. If you have a health or medical related website, look for a Medical SEO company. A Medical SEO company will know exactly where to place contextual links in order to optimize their importance to search engines. Why settle for anything less than a specialist for a medical related website?
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September 2nd, 2010
The following post is part of a series on How to Silo Your Website. You should review, How to Silo Your Website the Masthead , How to Silo Your Website the Breadcrumb , How to Silo Your Website the Content
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How To Silo Your Website:The Sidebar
Tags: analytics, breadcrumb, content, content-based, hosting, internet, masthead, permanent-link, review, search-engine, seo, series, siloing
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September 2nd, 2010
It’s time for an update on my 30 day challenges. Here’s what I’ve done the last few months: June: I didn’t respond to email after 10 p.m
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30 day challenge update: meditation!
Tags: 30 days, bible, christian, connect-bible, drm, month, opinion, personal, pictures, thoughts
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August 31st, 2010
One of the problems I encounter on large client websites–or with clients who constantly add or update existing content–is getting this content into the index as quickly as possible.
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How To Make Your Homepage More Dynamic
Tags: analytics, database, featured, homepage-more, hosting, internet, links, permanent-link, review, seo, SEO Articles, unique, writing
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August 30th, 2010
I’d like to say thanks to the people who sponsored the blog this month, without them there wouldn’t be regular posts here. Text Link Ads – New customers can get $100 in free text links. CrazyEgg.com – Supplement your analytics with action information from click tracking heat maps
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Thanks to This Month’s Sponsors August 2010
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August 30th, 2010
A while ago I wrote my case study on how I listened to Google and failed . The post got a lot of attention from the SEO community.
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Natural Link Building: Past, Present and (Predicting) The Future
Tags: analytics, article, journal, natural-link, opinion, person, seo, SEO Articles, web-design, yahoo
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August 26th, 2010
This is a post that may anger you and piss you off, but hopefully it makes you think a little. But I think a lot of the people in the SEO community are short sighted and are willing to sacrifice themselves and the community as whole if they see the chance to get a link or exposure
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The SEO Community – A Tale of Friends and Scorpions
Tags: analytics, facebook, friends, internet, people, permanent-link, random thoughts, scorpion, time, timeline, unique
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August 25th, 2010
Are you familiar with the following concept? It is much easier and more cost effective to sell to existing customers than it is to acquirer a new one. Which one would you rather have? Sell 50 items to 5 people or 50 items to 50 people. When you are designing and tweaking your marketing campaigns, be sure to include your current customer base and maximum their profit potential. Here are several ways to do just that, give your customers a reason to come back for more. Special Discount Offers I recently purchased something from an online retailer. When I received my package, I noticed there was a discount coupon inside that I could use on my next purchase. I’m a sucker for coupons and many consumers are. It is a great way to encourage and entice your customers to order again. For best results, the coupon should have a higher discount value than what is normally offered to the general public on sites like Retailmenot.com. The discount should also be a one-time use coupon. This will prevent others from sharing it online and reduce the perceived value
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Repeat Business: There’s More of You to Love
Tags: analytics, business, guest posts, hosting, internet, journal, marketing, package, review, school, SEO Articles, unique
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August 24th, 2010
The following is part of the series How To Silo Your Website. Be sure you have read parts one and two: How To Silo Your Website: The Masthead and How to Silo Your Website: The Breeadcrumb
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How to Silo Your Website: The Content
Tags: analytics, content, conversion, hosting, journal, leisure, permanent-link, review, SEO Articles, supreme-court, unique, wikipedia, words
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August 23rd, 2010
“Don’t think. Just walk.” — a fellow hiker
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Climbing Kilimanjaro
Tags: africa, airport, altitude, amsterdam, book, fun, guides, kilimanjaro, mountain, phone, travel, trip
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August 21st, 2010
If you’re on Linux (say Ubuntu 10.04, also known as Lucid Lynx), you can switch between the developer (dev) and beta channels of Chrome like this: Switch from Beta to Dev : sudo apt-get install google-chrome-unstable Switch from Dev to Beta : sudo apt-get install google-chrome-beta That’s easier for me than going back for the .deb file and doing something with it. Also, if you want to check whether a new dev version of Chrome is out, you can just repeat the same command: sudo apt-get install google-chrome-unstable and if there’s no new version, you’ll get something like this back: Reading package lists… Done Building dependency tree Reading state information… Done google-chrome-unstable is already the newest version.
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Switching between dev and beta Chrome channels on Linux
Tags: check-whether, chrome, dependency-tree, get-something, known-as-lucid, linux, linux/ubuntu, newest, newly-installed, package-lists, reading, repeat-the-same, sudo-apt-get, switch-between, ubuntu
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