SEO

Learn SEO: Breaking The SEO Code

Every day I get so many questions about SEO, social media, budget for SEO, Blogging and more.  I realized that a lot of you may not know about my book Breaking The SEO Code. For under $15 you can access to my book with all the step by step details on SEO, in-depth social media [...]

SEO Questions (and answers)

I promised I would work my way through questions I’ve received via email. This one is from Stuart at www.tvglandscaping.co.uk 1). What are the most important SEO to get correct, for a novice? Is it TITLE, KEYWORDS and DESCRIPTION tags? Your tags are important, but it’s also important to be sure the code is clean [...]

The Latest Google Algorithm Change

Here’s info on the latest Google algorithm change, Directly from Matt Cutts: “I just wanted to give a quick update on one thing I mentioned in my search engine spam post. My post mentioned that “we’re evaluating multiple changes that should help drive spam levels even lower, including one change that primarily affects sites that [...]

How much should you spend on SEO?

It’s a tough question, especially in a bad economy. The question really begs another question – what is your goal for your site? If you are operating it as a real business where you hope to either supplement your current income or rely on it as your sole source of income – then you need [...]

Mayday Google Algorithm Update

Get comfy – this post is one of my longer ones.  But it’s full of very important current information about some Google changes. The Mayday Update Have you been hearing all the talk about the Mayday update and all the fallout?  I’m going to break it all down and tell you what it means and [...]

New SERPs in Google

In May 2010 Google launched their new Search Engine Results Pages (SERPs) – for the beginners who are not familiar with the terminology the SERPs are the page you see your results on after you perform a search in Google. watch faster film in high quality the tourist hd download With the new design, Google [...]

Fortune 500 Still Clueless About SEO, Study Says (From SearchEngineLand)

Great post at SearchEngineLand:

Google Personalization: Tips For Site Owners and Searchers

Google personalization of search results continues to be a hot topic of conversation and most people aren’t happy about it.  There are privacy concerns, some people have concerns about getting sites ranked, some people feel it doesn’t actually help improve their results. Regardless of how you feel about it, it’s here (at least for now).  [...]

Google Personalization

For a while now, Google has been offering personalized search results when you are logged into your Google account. They have now extended personalized search functionality to users who are not signed in. This applies to Google users around the world, in over 40 languages. “This addition enables us to customize search results for you [...]

Advice from Google

Organizing content on a website can be complex in my experience it often doesn’t get enough thought my most website owners and webmasters.  Google is saying this is worth your effort.  Just something to think about! Straight From Google: One URL, one set of content. In an ideal world, there’s a one-to-one pairing between URL [...]