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Should you seek professional SEO services?

Should you seek professional SEO services?

Search engine optimization has often been called both a science and an art. The basics of SEO are simple. The intricacies of SEO are complex. Anyone with average intelligence and plenty of time can learn to optimize their web pages. [...]

By |2004-07-04T19:52:00-04:00July 4th, 2004|SEO|

Getting link popularity for a new site

Link popularity is an important ingredient of search engine optimization. Most major search engines use it as part of their algorithm, some more than others, making it a factor that should not be overlooked. For less competitive terms, on-page optimization [...]

By |2004-07-02T21:38:00-04:00July 2nd, 2004|SEO|

What is allinanchor, allintext, allinurl, etc?

Many people read about Google's advanced search operators on various SEO forums, but don't have a clear understanding of what they are, or how they are useful. Some of these operators include site, related, allintitle, allinurl, and allintext. To read [...]

By |2015-08-25T14:08:55-04:00June 30th, 2004|SEO|

MSN Search coming soon

MSN plans to launch new search improvements in July, and will roll out its own new search engine later this year. According to an article on ZDNet, Microsoft is nearly ready to go head to head with Google and Yahoo. [...]

By |2004-06-28T21:49:00-04:00June 28th, 2004|SEO|

Google SERPs with PR displayed

Another excellent tool by WebmasterBrain is known as PROG. Essentially it returns Google results, but shows the PR of the results pages next to each listing. A really powerful tool to use if you want to search for backlink partners!

By |2013-06-06T13:34:13-04:00June 27th, 2004|PR|

Google vs. Yahoo optimization

Now that Yahoo has cut the ties with Google for a while, my opinion, based on my own results, is that optimizing for Yahoo is similar to the way we used to optimize for Google (before November, 2003). In other [...]

By |2004-06-27T20:26:00-04:00June 27th, 2004|SEO|

What are SERPs?

SERP stands for one of the following (depending upon who you ask): 1. Search engine results page 2. Search engine ranking page 3. Search engine results position 4. Search engine ranking position When I refer to SERPS, I am speaking [...]

By |2004-06-27T20:06:00-04:00June 27th, 2004|SEO|
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