Archive for March, 2006
Thursday, March 30th, 2006
One thing about the internet marketing business is that there are lots of ups and downs, especially when compared to a traditional off-line venture. This can get to you, if you let it. When the fluctuation is up, it's easy to feel like your winning streak just can't end. But ...
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Wednesday, March 29th, 2006
If you're on the internet for any length of time, you'll receive an email request along these lines:
"Hello, I see you website and find it quality. I link you already from abc.com/link
Now you link back me fast, okay at xyc.com ...ok dokie over out?"
My advice in this situation is ...
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Tuesday, March 28th, 2006
Everywhere I go these days I hear "duplicate content" this and "duplicate content" this. It begins to make me wonder. Why is duplicate content such a big deal? Couple this with the "URL only" problem have in Google and you here tons of complaints. But is the concern about duplicate ...
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Monday, March 27th, 2006
Intrepid Google Adsensers have noticed certain times when the amount they're paid for their traffic is reduced, seemingly arbitrarily, often unexpectedly. Upon further probing, you may learn that they were being paid a slightly higher amount for a period of time when they made a change in site design or ...
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Sunday, March 26th, 2006
Google was always a fast search engine. Fast servers, quick witted employees, and fast response times led them to the promised land of being the world's largest and most successful search engine. But recently, Google has become lightning fast! They've added a lot of equipment and employees since they went ...
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Saturday, March 25th, 2006
Before anyone embarks on a campaign of SEO, they should take a good look at developing their keywords. The wrong keywords will not make you money, and will end up costing you a lot of time. Almost any keyword area these days that has money in it, is competive, so ...
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Friday, March 24th, 2006
Big websites need to help crawlers find interior pages more than smaller sites do. If you maintain a complex website, with many categories and a ton of pages, you need to make sitemaps that explain clearly to your crawlers how your website is built.
First, let's get our terminology concerning sitemaps ...
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Thursday, March 23rd, 2006
In the regular world, users don't care too much about exact filenames on remote computer systems, but they should. But they don't and they don't plan on learning. That means it's up to the SEO to make sure the server knows exactly what file the user is requesting. ...
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Wednesday, March 22nd, 2006
Let's face facts: the template is to an SEO like gravity was to Sir Isaac Newton. Templates are the bread and butter of the search-engine friendly crowd, and it's no surprise way. Templates can help you ruthlessly destroy your SERPS competition with a machine-like precision. The advantages ...
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Tuesday, March 21st, 2006
I hear people converse about wanting to get more traffic to their content sensitive advertising website, with the hopes of getting people to click. You shouldn't hope that people click. You should be supplying the right people to the right pages, so there's no doubt that the web ...
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