You can have the most stunning, top-of-the-line medical website design in Phoenix, but if no one can find it, it doesn’t do a whole lot of good. One of the easiest ways to judge how your search engine optimization is performing is by checking your organic google ranking. Now this may seem like an easy […]
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This is how a completely Adobe Flash based website appears to the Google’s search engine spider (your second most important audience segment). The snapshot below is from a real website and I’ve hidden the full URL to protect the innocent. This means the search engine spider has no way of reading the content to determine
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I only saw this today, so it’s new to me, but this provides some very relevant facts about online search behavior. Worth watching:
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No less an authority than Matt Cutts, the Google search man himself, says its better to submit a HTML sitemap than a XML sitemap. Here is the video: Some say don’t bother with XML sitemaps. They say its over-rated when it comes to SEO. They argue that it’s not worth the trouble. What say you?
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Woes of a Literal Marketer: Link Bait, originally uploaded by HubSpot.
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It had been a few months since I looked in my Google webmaster tools account. All the sites IÂ own and operate are in this account and it’s rare for me to not be checking this account, but for some reason I just haven’t done it the past few months. When I log-in I can
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Woes of a Literal Marketer: SEO Juice, originally uploaded by HubSpot.
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Content Nazi Cartoon by HubSpot, originally uploaded by HubSpot. NO RANK FOR YOU!
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Forget all the social media hallopa for a second. Most business owners, and I’ve talked to a lot of them, want their site to rank well on Google searches. Often times they’ve spent some money building a website but their web developer (read: second cousins 17 year old stepson) isn’t experienced enough to get their
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Just came across a post on SEO Shark where industry heavy hitters talk about the most enduring search engine optimization (SEO) myths. Rand Fishkin from SEOMoz kicks off the list with his top three: 1. Meta Keywords are still useful (they’re definitely not). See Meta Keywords Tag 101. 2. Keyword Density is a factor in
