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Search Engine Optimization (SEO) Articles

The need to consider of SEO or search engine optimization is a constant. Just what is “effective SEO ” – in a world where search engines are constantly making changes – is a question requiring careful consideration. Should you design for users or for search engines? If you design with the user in mind will SEO “handle itself”? Can you create a sound permanent search engine optimisation strategy or must a company constantly tweak their site? At what expense or ROI?

Exceptional SEO Training at SEOTraining.com

If you plan to have a future in the business then, by all means, you will need to get your SEO training asap. Ahem . . . You were expecting something else? :-/ Somewhere in the universe I hear Matt Cutts chuckling, contentedly.

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Traffic Atomization and Unintended Consequences of Google Instant

About two years ago, at PubCon Las Vegas, Justin Sanger described a future of Web traffic “atomization”. Atomization of traffic invokes the image of a future where a website’s traffic will come, not from a single great source like Google, but from hundreds or thousands of sources such as review sites, social-friend sites (Facebook), social-business [...]

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Does Google Give Undue SEO Weight To Keywords In A Domain

There is an interesting and oft repeated debate taking place on the front page of WebmasterWorld. The debate resides in the thread entitled “Why does Google give so much weight to keyword domains?” I’ve read similar threads on a variety of webmaster and domaining websites discussing “keyword in domain and search engine ranking” and, after [...]

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Rip Off Report: Trust Rank? Fer Shur!

Curious phenomena. From what I’ve read there is reason to doubt the “consumer of information value” of postings found at RipOffReport or ROR. It’s not hard to mine the Web discussion about ROR so I won’t repeat the reason’s to harbor doubts about the consumer value or merits of “consumer reports” on ROR. I’m not [...]

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