How To Hunt Down All Duplicate Content On A Site
by Chris ErvinDuplicate content. You want none of it… Nada. Zip. Zilch.
Exploit the Limitations of Mobile Devices When you are using a mobile device, be it a tablet or a smartphone, one of the biggest disadvantages is the lack of a full-sized keyboard to help you input text. Either using a QWERTY mini-sized keyboard or tapping your way on the screen, the experience is much more [...]
The Google Panda Update 2.2 Explained
by Matt BeswickMany web users have been left wondering what will change with the Google Panda 2.2 update. Any updates to Google Panda should be of great significance to anyone interested in SEO and meeting the new challenges of Panda 2.2 could mean a review of existing SEO practices. Some websites and bloggers have already seen some [...]
5 Signs Your SEO Stinks — And Ways To Fix Them
by a guest posterIf you are working for your search engine marketing in-house, you probably know how, several aspects affect your skill to take your site to the peak of search engine ranking. If you have already outsourced your SEO to a company, you certainly know of how hard it really is (this is the reason of outsourced it), yet who knows of what this company is doing or what it ought to be.
Increase Your SEO: 5 Steps for Optimizing Your Blog's Images
by a guest posterIf the going rate of one picture being worth a thousand words is correct, then you get a feel of how important images can be to your blog. Let's take a few moments to explore image selection and how you incorporate images into your blogs to maximize the contributions they make to your posts for [...]
CMS Requirements for SEO
by Joydeep DebNowadays, every business ‘small or big’ is using some kind of CMS for their website(s). Some of the most popular CMS’s are WordPress, Drupal, Joomla, Blogger and SharePoint. Some are even using In-House CMS and even customizing the CMS’s as per their requirements. A CMS makes it easy for non-technical users to add, delete & update the content on the website and this is one of the reasons why CMS’s are so popular among website owners.
The Website Redesign Process for SEO, Part 1: Goals
by Taylor PrattWhen you hear the word "redesign" you mostly likely feel a wave of anxiety come crashing onto you as you think about the upcoming battles you'll have with coworkers, the enormous time investment, and of course the work itself to make it successful. Take a deep breath and let's take this one step at a time. We'll be walking through six steps in total for this redesign process, focusing today on step 1, Goals.
Assessing Your Freshness Factor
by Kris Scheben-EdeyCriteria that could play a role in the 'freshness factor' for Google's recent update
Beliebing in your SEO Campaign
by Richard PaulYou don’t have to become a Belieber to enhance your SEO campaign, but finding something as popular in your line of business as ‘Justin Bieber’ is with millions across the world and using it in the methods mentioned above week in, week out, could be the start of a whole new level of SEO success.
Like so many, when I first started in SEO, I thought of a short list of keywords as the central point for which all marketing efforts should revolve — my one-true-keyword was the "sun" my work revolved around.
The flaw in this thinking, I found, is not in the solar system model; but in the quantity of suns for which my efforts were revolving.
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