Importance of ethical link development

by Admin


12 Jun
 None    General

by Chris Miller
http://www.rankbullet.com

There are many webmasters that will accept any inbound link in the erroneous belief that it will improve their search engine results and traffic stats. And there are link building companies that service webmasters who are more than happy to take advantage of their “link envy” by using shady or spam like tactics to build those links for them.


Does your website have no or the wrong Sitelinks in Google

by Admin


11 Jun
 None    Search Engines

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Web site promotion software

More and more websites get Sitelinks in Google's search results. What are they, how can they help your website and how can you influence which links Google will use for your Sitelinks? What can you do if Google displays the wrong links?

Why you should use Google webmaster tools

by Admin


10 Jun
 None    Internet Related

by Jody Nimetz
http://www.enquiro.com

Google Webmaster Tools has been around for a few years now. Over the past few years, the Google Webmaster Team has done a remarkable job in updating Google Webmaster Tools and listening to the needs of Webmasters and site owners. For those of you who do not currently use Webmaster Tools, you should. Google Webmaster Tools is a very powerful tool that you can use to address any indexing issues that Google may have with your site. Google Webmaster Tools is a great tool for reporting statistics and diagnostics pertaining to the managment of your site’s pages in Google index. If you are not indexed, you’re not going to rank… and if you don’t rank, you don’t receive any traffic to your site. (Of course this is from an organic SEO perspective). If not have not yet set up Google Webmaster Tools, you’ll want to check it out by going here:


7 ways to improve the stickiness of your website

by Admin


09 Jun
 None    Site Promotion

by Michael Fleischner
http://www.marketingscoop.com

Today more than ever, consumers are overwhelmed with choices, and distractions. The cost of attracting users to your website continues to increase and keeping them engaged is more important than ever. Engagement doesn’t end with an individual browser reading content or clicking on an ad. Rather, engagement is an ongoing process that results in loyal customers who come back again and again, becoming more vested in your web site.

Interview with Jill Whalen - SEO myths and scams

by Admin


06 Jun
 None    General

by Manoj Jasra
http://www.enquiro.com

Search Engine Strategies (SES) will be held in Toronto, Ontario next month featuring a number of our industry’s thought leaders. A topic that sprung my interest was on day 2: "SEO Don’ts, Myths, & Scams" featuring the CEO of High Rankings, Jill Whalen. To get some insight before SES Toronto, I was able to catch up with Jill Whalen to ask her a few questions on the topic of SEO Don’ts, Myths, & Scams. Below is how our conversation went:


Email marketing - Define your audience

by Admin


05 Jun
 None    General

by Robert Burko
http://www.eliteemail.com

Email marketing solutions go beyond grabbing attention. They define your audience for you. Even though you may have turned a couple heads with a catchy ad campaign, lacking an understanding of your customer often means dropping that customer's attention. Of course, no one has to remind you how important it is to have your customer's attention.


Does your domain name prevent your website from getting high rankings

by Admin


04 Jun
 None    Search Engines

Copyright by Axandra.com
Web site promotion software

The top level domain of your website can have an influence on your website rankings. Last week, many websites with a special top level domain were delisted from Google's search results.

How much would you pay for this unclicked search ad

by Admin


03 Jun
 None    General

by Gord Hotchkiss
http://www.enquiro.com

As David Berkowitz mentioned a few columns back, comScore CEO Gian Fulgoni pondered the implications of the fact that 95% of Google's search advertising inventory never gets clicked. All those millions and millions of impressions get thrown out there, just to fade away as a non event as soon as one leaves the results page. Our own research, which Fulgoni refered to, shows that presence at the top of the page does have an impact on brand awareness and propensity to buy. So, logically, even if a link is not clicked, there must be value there. Fulgoni wondered if perhaps Google was leaving significant amounts of money on the table with their cost per click model.


How to monitor and manage Search Engine results

by Admin


02 Jun
 None    Internet Related

by Michael Fleischner
http://www.marketingscoop.com

Keeping track of where your website ranks on Google for important keywords and keyword phrases can be a full time job. Although many tools exist for monitoring search engine position, properly evaluating SEO performance requires a disciplined approach.


Using Googles custom Search Engine for internal site search

by Admin


30 May
 None    Search Engines

by Manoj Jasra
http://www.enquiro.com

More and more each day you probably see Googles custom search engine functionality appear on sites across the Internet. In fact, I have implemented the Google custom search engine on two of my own sites. If you are looking for a simple way to enhance your users engagement level on your site then I recommend you take a closer look at Google custom search engine. Below are few of the top reasons I like it so much:

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