Is your website listed on search engines? When people search for you, does your site show up on page 1 or page 20 of the search engine results?
Search Engine Wars – Innovate To Survive in 2004
After being blind-sided by the Google Florida update, many webmasters and SEO’s were reeling from the results. The message is clear: you can’t rely on just one search engine for all of your traffic. You must use all your wits to emerge victorious from the search engine wars. Google is important, but it is not everything. Keep your eyes and ears open to new opportunities and old standbys: other search engines and directories, paid placement and pay-per-click, newsletters, and even more traditional channels.
Search Engine Optimization for Dynamic Websites
One of the major issues which have always raised questions among the search engine optimization fraternity is “Search Engine Optimization (SEO) for Dynamic Websites”. In this newsletter, we will show you how to optimize dynamic websites for top search engine rankings. But, first, we will start from the basics.
Search Engine Optimization – An Overview
Search engine optimization is one of most popular online marketing tool for any website. With most websites looking forward to increasing the online sales of their products/services, search engine optimization can be a very cost-effective tool to target and procure your customers online. In this paper, we will discuss about search engine optimization, its benefits and how you can optimize your website for top search engine rankings.
Why Purchase Search Engine Optimization
Well that’s easy, so your website can actually be seen by users within search engines when relevant key terms to your website, business or product are being searched. If your website is not ranking in the top 20 for actual keywords being searched on the engines, then you definitely require search engine optimization immediately.
Search Engines & Optimization
Search engines, search engines, search engines….Who knows which one to optimize for? Why does everyone behave so silly when it comes to search engines and optimization for a particular engine or keyword even? As most know, Google is the flavour of the month. It appears that everyone is excited about it. What about the other engines? Did someone forget that they exist?
URL Structure and Search Engine Optimization
Reader Question: I just came across your article in Murdok on keyword registration and found it very helpful. The article also stated that you might answer other SEO questions, so here goes: We are a stock illustration agency and our site is programmed in a Mac environment and served on a WebStar server. Because of our heavy lasso coding, we must use the tag “.lasso” on most of our pages. Does this negatively affect our search engine rankings, and so, is there way to work more effectively with the situation? Any input would be most appreciated.
What Is Search Engine Optimization?
What is it about the phrase “search engine optimization” that makes people go crazy? Is it because the phrase itself doesn’t really make sense? As Bob Massa from SearchKing is fond of saying, we don’t optimize search engines, we optimize Web pages. So perhaps that’s part of the reason why people have a hard time agreeing on what SEO actually is.
Microsoft Search = Google Apocalypse?
I spoke with Dan Thies (author of today’s feature article) earlier today about Microsoft Search and he shared a great observation: Microsoft’s strategy is about squashing competition, not competing with it.
Will Microsoft Search Kill Apache?
Microsoft dominates the software world because they are better at strategy than anyone else. Beginning with the way they beat everyone to the punch with Altair BASIC, to their decision to embrace the PC platform, over and over we see very sharp strategy from Microsoft. MSN is already a very popular search service. They’re also an ISP, and a major portal. 1/3 of web users use MSN for one thing or another, not necessarily search, but MSN is already big. They serve about 12-15% of the searches on any given day.