A large number of social networking companies face crisis as digital advertising is on a downswing, revealed a research from consultants Deloitte.
The researchers said that the websites, which had survived the downward trend, might be forced to supplement their revenue with pay-subscriptions, selling members' data or extra financing.
The eMarketer revealed that the predictions came as growth forecasts for digital advertising had halved from 17.2pc to 7.2pc for next year.
According to the Deloitte research, with the revenue declining, the cost of storing electronic data has soared to more than 100m dollars per year for larger sites, as users increasingly want to upload photos and videos, which consume memory.
"The book value of some social networks may be written down and some companies may fail altogether if funding dries up," the Telegraph quoted Paul Lee, Deloitte director of research for technology and telecommunications, as saying.
He added: "Average revenue per user for some of the largest new media sites is measured in just pennies per month, not pounds. This compares with a typical average revenue per user of tens of dollars for a cable subscriber, a regular newspaper reader or a movie fan."
Estimates have revealed that there are more than 1,000 social networking sites on the internet.
Among these are almost 100 big players, which are host to 22pc of UK internet users, and the most popular ones, including MySpace, LinkedIn, Twitter and Facebook, are likely to be more resilient in the face of the advertising slowdown.
However, many of the most popular social networks, such as Facebook and Twitter, do not yet generate large profits.
"Neither (Facebook or Twitter) has yet demonstrated that it can make money on a scale that matches its number of users. Twitter has yet to sketch out plans to monetise its blogging site. Revenue has always been an issue for Facebook," said Madan Sheina, an analyst at Ovum.
While Facebook was valued at 15bn dollars, Microsoft at the same time took a 240m dollars minority stake in October last year.
"With the economy spiralling into a downturn that figure might seem to be exaggerated right now," said Sheina.
Mark Zuckerberg, founder of Facebook, has claimed that for the next two years, they are focussing on growth instead of making money.
However, many signs indicate that the company is feeling the strain of the downturn, as it recently cancelled a plan to allow its employees to sell off shares early owing to the current economic recession. (ANI)
Source: http://in.news.yahoo.com/139/20081229/854/ttc-social-networking-sites-face-data-co.html
Monday, December 29, 2008
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Sunday, October 05, 2008
Google wars about harmful websites in SERPS
You might have seen Google showing warning message in the Google results about websites that may be harmful to browse. I also got similar message while searching for SEO Chandigarh. Warning message appeared before website named www.cogniter.com. Below is the screen shot image:
Though its good to show the warning message about potential harmful websites I wonder why Google didn't stop showing the website in the results if that website may be harmful to the visitors. rival search engine yahoo also display similar warning message for potential harmful website mainly download portals. You can visit Yahoo search scan to know more.
Though its good to show the warning message about potential harmful websites I wonder why Google didn't stop showing the website in the results if that website may be harmful to the visitors. rival search engine yahoo also display similar warning message for potential harmful website mainly download portals. You can visit Yahoo search scan to know more.
Sunday, September 14, 2008
Sunday, September 07, 2008
SEO questions next part
With the previous post Answers to top SEO questions - Part 6. Most of the FAQs on SEO have been answered. Now in the next post I will post answer to the questions relatd to Search engine optimisation questions related to analysis.
In the meanwhile I wud suggest you to try new browser launched by Google i.e. google chrome.
In the meanwhile I wud suggest you to try new browser launched by Google i.e. google chrome.
Answers to top SEO questions - Part 6
Next question in the series to be answered:
21. What is the difference between SEO and SEM?
22. What kind of strategies do you normally implement for back links?
23. What role does social media play in an SEO strategy?
24. What things wouldn’t you to do increase rankings because the risk of penalty is too high?
25. What’s the difference between Page Rank and Tool Bar Page Rank?
26. Why might you want to use no-follow on an internal link?
Answers
21: SEO (search engine optimisation) is totally concerned with the process of getting websites in organic search engine results. SEM is search engine marketing and involves paying search engines for placement in sponsored results this process is more commonly known as PPC or PAY PER CLICK.
22. Approach site from same niche for link exchange, approach competitors backlinks. Try to get link from other means like blogs, comments, forums, article, bookmarks etc.
23. Social media is most important for success of any online campaign. If used properly social media can bring tons of targeted traffic to your website and its also very much helpful in word to mouth and viral marketing.
24. First thing is not to overdo anything. Excess of anything is SPAM. Take care while linking, not to use improper redirects, hidden texts, network sites etc
25. Tool bar PR may be different from actual google page rank.
26. Nofollow can be used in many cases lets say for login or logout links, if you have placed a link for webstats provider website, or for liks that display your websites validation for feeds, HTML etc.
21. What is the difference between SEO and SEM?
22. What kind of strategies do you normally implement for back links?
23. What role does social media play in an SEO strategy?
24. What things wouldn’t you to do increase rankings because the risk of penalty is too high?
25. What’s the difference between Page Rank and Tool Bar Page Rank?
26. Why might you want to use no-follow on an internal link?
Answers
21: SEO (search engine optimisation) is totally concerned with the process of getting websites in organic search engine results. SEM is search engine marketing and involves paying search engines for placement in sponsored results this process is more commonly known as PPC or PAY PER CLICK.
22. Approach site from same niche for link exchange, approach competitors backlinks. Try to get link from other means like blogs, comments, forums, article, bookmarks etc.
23. Social media is most important for success of any online campaign. If used properly social media can bring tons of targeted traffic to your website and its also very much helpful in word to mouth and viral marketing.
24. First thing is not to overdo anything. Excess of anything is SPAM. Take care while linking, not to use improper redirects, hidden texts, network sites etc
25. Tool bar PR may be different from actual google page rank.
26. Nofollow can be used in many cases lets say for login or logout links, if you have placed a link for webstats provider website, or for liks that display your websites validation for feeds, HTML etc.
Saturday, July 12, 2008
Answers to top SEO questions - Part 5
The next batch of SEO questions is as below:
21. What is the difference between SEO and SEM?
22. What kind of strategies do you normally implement for back links?
23. What role does social media play in an SEO strategy?
24. What things wouldn’t you to do increase rankings because the risk of penalty is too high?
25. What’s the difference between Page Rank and Tool Bar Page Rank?
26. Why might you want to use no-follow on an internal link?
Answers are as below:
Answer 21: SEARCH ENGINE OPTIMISATION AND SEARCH ENGINE MARKETING ;) the difference is SEO is the process you use in getting your pages to place well on search results. SEM involves complete online marketing purchasing advertising space on search result pages. Sponsored listings are SEM. Both are related though!
Answer 22: High quality, higly relevant, no bad networks or bad neighborhoods, link growth at rapid pace so that is may seems natural, no buying of links.
Answer 23: Social media apart from providing quality links and targeted traffic can most importantly help in VIRAL and WORD TO MOUTH marketign of your websites. Hence a strong marketing tool that can't be ignored.
Answer 24: I am strictly against anything that can be considered as SPAM be it a link campaign, use of CSS, hidden text or links, creating of doorway pages, META tags spamming or any similar act.
Answer 25: Tool bar page rank may be different from actual page rank of a page. the term is arrived from the SEO belief that google is constantly updating tool bar and one update is going somewhere at a data center of Google.
Answer 26: Nofollow can be used for internal links that you don't need to be indexed or followed for example: Link to shopping cart, login pages etc..
In the mean time I would also like to ask Google chat users to check lively with new features for chat with chat rooms. Visit Google homes blog
21. What is the difference between SEO and SEM?
22. What kind of strategies do you normally implement for back links?
23. What role does social media play in an SEO strategy?
24. What things wouldn’t you to do increase rankings because the risk of penalty is too high?
25. What’s the difference between Page Rank and Tool Bar Page Rank?
26. Why might you want to use no-follow on an internal link?
Answers are as below:
Answer 21: SEARCH ENGINE OPTIMISATION AND SEARCH ENGINE MARKETING ;) the difference is SEO is the process you use in getting your pages to place well on search results. SEM involves complete online marketing purchasing advertising space on search result pages. Sponsored listings are SEM. Both are related though!
Answer 22: High quality, higly relevant, no bad networks or bad neighborhoods, link growth at rapid pace so that is may seems natural, no buying of links.
Answer 23: Social media apart from providing quality links and targeted traffic can most importantly help in VIRAL and WORD TO MOUTH marketign of your websites. Hence a strong marketing tool that can't be ignored.
Answer 24: I am strictly against anything that can be considered as SPAM be it a link campaign, use of CSS, hidden text or links, creating of doorway pages, META tags spamming or any similar act.
Answer 25: Tool bar page rank may be different from actual page rank of a page. the term is arrived from the SEO belief that google is constantly updating tool bar and one update is going somewhere at a data center of Google.
Answer 26: Nofollow can be used for internal links that you don't need to be indexed or followed for example: Link to shopping cart, login pages etc..
In the mean time I would also like to ask Google chat users to check lively with new features for chat with chat rooms. Visit Google homes blog
Monday, July 07, 2008
Answers to top SEO questions - Part 4
Here comes the part four of search engine optimisation questions and answers to them.
16. Rate from 1 to 10, tell me the most important “on page” elements
17. Review the code of past clients/company websites where SEO was performed.
18. What do you think about link buying?
19. What is Latent Semantic Analysis (LSI Indexing)?
20. What is Phrase Based Indexing and Retrieval and what roles does it play?
Answer 16: content>title>alt>title attribute>keywords in anchor
Answer 17: ;)
Answer 18: I am not in favor of link buying except few exceptions
Answer 19: LSI indexing ries to overcome the limitations of "literal" search term matching . For example, if someone is searching for "hiking in Norhter Nevada" a literal search would only match the words used without taking into account words such as "hike", "hiked". LSI can give more relevant results because it does take word usage and context into account determining what a page is "about" rather than a strict reliance on literal wording.
Answer 20: regards to search results, it is a method that search engines such as google use to determine relevance of a page based on phrases actually used in a document. For example, if you have a page instructing people on wildlife photography, the search engine would reasonably expect to see terms and phrases such as "selecting a camera", "approaching wildlife", and "low light photo conditions". Related phrases will add to the relevance of a page where unrelated phrases will reduce the relevance of a page. This is one technique that Google is using to weed out "spam" sites.
16. Rate from 1 to 10, tell me the most important “on page” elements
17. Review the code of past clients/company websites where SEO was performed.
18. What do you think about link buying?
19. What is Latent Semantic Analysis (LSI Indexing)?
20. What is Phrase Based Indexing and Retrieval and what roles does it play?
Answer 16: content>title>alt>title attribute>keywords in anchor
Answer 17: ;)
Answer 18: I am not in favor of link buying except few exceptions
Answer 19: LSI indexing ries to overcome the limitations of "literal" search term matching . For example, if someone is searching for "hiking in Norhter Nevada" a literal search would only match the words used without taking into account words such as "hike", "hiked". LSI can give more relevant results because it does take word usage and context into account determining what a page is "about" rather than a strict reliance on literal wording.
Answer 20: regards to search results, it is a method that search engines such as google use to determine relevance of a page based on phrases actually used in a document. For example, if you have a page instructing people on wildlife photography, the search engine would reasonably expect to see terms and phrases such as "selecting a camera", "approaching wildlife", and "low light photo conditions". Related phrases will add to the relevance of a page where unrelated phrases will reduce the relevance of a page. This is one technique that Google is using to weed out "spam" sites.
Wednesday, July 02, 2008
Answers to top SEO questions - Part 3
Here come the part three of the series Answer to top SEO questions. SO questions to be answered in this post are :
11. Do you have experience in copywriting and can you provide some writing samples?
12. Have you ever had something you’ve written reach the front-page of Digg? Sphinn? Or be Stumbled?
13. Explain to me what META tags matter in today’s world.
14. Explain various steps that you would take to optimize a website?
15. If the company whose site you’ve been working for has decided to move all of its content to a new domain, what steps would you take?
Answer 11: No, not yet. but I have got few bookmarks at Digg that good as high as 50 Diggs.
Answer 12: Metas are important not only in SEO rankings but also they play major part in conversion once you achieve rankings.
Answer 13: Conversation with website owner to know his SEO goals
Keyword research
Web site analysis for search engine friendliness, structural change needed etc..
Recommendation according to analysis
Keywords research
on-page optimisation
search engine submission
off-page optimisation
use of search engine tools for webmasters
traffice analysis
further SEO planning
Answer 14: Content --> title --> Atl and title atribute --> keywords in anchor
Answer 15: 301 redirect
11. Do you have experience in copywriting and can you provide some writing samples?
12. Have you ever had something you’ve written reach the front-page of Digg? Sphinn? Or be Stumbled?
13. Explain to me what META tags matter in today’s world.
14. Explain various steps that you would take to optimize a website?
15. If the company whose site you’ve been working for has decided to move all of its content to a new domain, what steps would you take?
Answer 11: No, not yet. but I have got few bookmarks at Digg that good as high as 50 Diggs.
Answer 12: Metas are important not only in SEO rankings but also they play major part in conversion once you achieve rankings.
Answer 13: Conversation with website owner to know his SEO goals
Keyword research
Web site analysis for search engine friendliness, structural change needed etc..
Recommendation according to analysis
Keywords research
on-page optimisation
search engine submission
off-page optimisation
use of search engine tools for webmasters
traffice analysis
further SEO planning
Answer 14: Content --> title --> Atl and title atribute --> keywords in anchor
Answer 15: 301 redirect
Saturday, June 28, 2008
Answers to top SEO questions - Part 2
Welcome to part second of the Top SEO questions series. SO the batch of next five question of the series are :
6. What do you think of using XML site maps?
7. What are your thoughts on the direction of Web 2.0 technologies with regards to SEO?
8. What SEO tools do you regularly use?
9. Under what circumstances would you look to exclude pages from search engines using robots.txt vs meta robots tag?
10. What areas do you think are currently the most important in organically ranking a site?
You can check the list of full questions at Top SEO questions : most commonly asked search engine optimisation questions. Also the answer to previous questions is posted over here. Now beow are the answers to current five questions:
Answer 6: XML sitemaps are additional too to check how search engines crawl your website submitting XML sitemap to google webmaster central can really help you with indexing are optimizing the webpages efficiently.
Answer 7: Its on the boom today and very much imp for seo marketing.
Answer 8: You may answer tools you use like keyword research tools like Wordtracker, and other tools like ranking check, grammar checker, copied content checker like WebCEO, copyscape, backlinkswatch and many more.... You may check TOP SEO TOOLS
Answer 9: Meta tags can be used to exclude individual pages from search engines whereas ROBOTS.txt can be used to exclude a particular directory of your webpage or whole site from search engines.
Answer 10: Unique content and quality links. I'd prefer to say that if : CONTENT IS THE KING THEN LINKS ARE THE QUEEN.
6. What do you think of using XML site maps?
7. What are your thoughts on the direction of Web 2.0 technologies with regards to SEO?
8. What SEO tools do you regularly use?
9. Under what circumstances would you look to exclude pages from search engines using robots.txt vs meta robots tag?
10. What areas do you think are currently the most important in organically ranking a site?
You can check the list of full questions at Top SEO questions : most commonly asked search engine optimisation questions. Also the answer to previous questions is posted over here. Now beow are the answers to current five questions:
Answer 6: XML sitemaps are additional too to check how search engines crawl your website submitting XML sitemap to google webmaster central can really help you with indexing are optimizing the webpages efficiently.
Answer 7: Its on the boom today and very much imp for seo marketing.
Answer 8: You may answer tools you use like keyword research tools like Wordtracker, and other tools like ranking check, grammar checker, copied content checker like WebCEO, copyscape, backlinkswatch and many more.... You may check TOP SEO TOOLS
Answer 9: Meta tags can be used to exclude individual pages from search engines whereas ROBOTS.txt can be used to exclude a particular directory of your webpage or whole site from search engines.
Answer 10: Unique content and quality links. I'd prefer to say that if : CONTENT IS THE KING THEN LINKS ARE THE QUEEN.
Thursday, June 26, 2008
Answers to top SEO questions - Part 1
Well weeks have become months for me. Most of my friends think SEOv is on exile but its not true real fact is that after now I am living with my parents and its hardly left me with any time to post at any of my blogs not even on weekends. Previously when I used to live alone the time I spend at my room was utilized online either in discussion forums or by posting at my blogs. Blogging was the passion that time, its not likely that I am get done with blogging its a matter of few regular post and blogging will be at its peak again.
Now I am posting first part of the Answers to top search engine optimisation questions: Well I am taking the first five posted at Top SEO questions : most commonly asked search engine optimisation questions
1. Give me a description of your general SEO experience.
2. Can you write HTML code by hand?
3. Could you briefly explain the Page Rank algorithm?
4. How you created any SEO tools either from scratch or pieced together from others?
5. What do you think of Page Rank?
Answer 1 : Its a very simple and tricky question to get an overview of you approach towards Search engine optimisation. Here you can answer briefly with your achievements, SEO implementation referring to few good sites you have worked upon and that are currently ranking well and of course have good PR.
Answer 2: Of course YES, you need to be good in HTML.Here no body will ask you the tag syntax but to make sure that you can work in HTML through an HTML editor like Dreamweaver.
Answer 3: Well ou can search for an exact definition over inter or visit Google Page rank. for me its a Google methods of evaluating the worth of an page and calculated on the basis of number of quality inbound links pointing to a website or web page.
Answer 4: Well I am not a good developer I can just only develop programs for Fibonacci series, calculate leaps year etc not some software tools. But good answer for this question would be mention if you or your team developed any tool like ranking check, PR check etc alternatively you can also mention few good tool that you may have used.
Answer 5: PR its very important for website owners mostly SEO clients but as a SEO expert I just consider PR as a measure of number of inbound links a site have.
Good bye for now check the Answers to top SEO questions - Part 2 later !!!
Now I am posting first part of the Answers to top search engine optimisation questions: Well I am taking the first five posted at Top SEO questions : most commonly asked search engine optimisation questions
1. Give me a description of your general SEO experience.
2. Can you write HTML code by hand?
3. Could you briefly explain the Page Rank algorithm?
4. How you created any SEO tools either from scratch or pieced together from others?
5. What do you think of Page Rank?
Answer 1 : Its a very simple and tricky question to get an overview of you approach towards Search engine optimisation. Here you can answer briefly with your achievements, SEO implementation referring to few good sites you have worked upon and that are currently ranking well and of course have good PR.
Answer 2: Of course YES, you need to be good in HTML.Here no body will ask you the tag syntax but to make sure that you can work in HTML through an HTML editor like Dreamweaver.
Answer 3: Well ou can search for an exact definition over inter or visit Google Page rank. for me its a Google methods of evaluating the worth of an page and calculated on the basis of number of quality inbound links pointing to a website or web page.
Answer 4: Well I am not a good developer I can just only develop programs for Fibonacci series, calculate leaps year etc not some software tools. But good answer for this question would be mention if you or your team developed any tool like ranking check, PR check etc alternatively you can also mention few good tool that you may have used.
Answer 5: PR its very important for website owners mostly SEO clients but as a SEO expert I just consider PR as a measure of number of inbound links a site have.
Good bye for now check the Answers to top SEO questions - Part 2 later !!!
Saturday, May 17, 2008
SEOv is back again @ Search engine optimisation experts blog
Posting at my SEO blog after a long time. Its been more the a month I am making a post and don't know from where to continue posting again. Have been busy last month with job hunt, shifting to new location, joining new job etc and also it took bit long as i expected to get new internet connection. I had to post here earlier as I got a call from one of my friend who asked me to post the answers to the SEO questions I posted earlier. Here is the link to that post : Most frequently asked SEO questions.
Answering all the question in one post will not be feasible but I will try to make sure to answers all the questions in next few weeks.
Answering all the question in one post will not be feasible but I will try to make sure to answers all the questions in next few weeks.
Monday, March 03, 2008
Frequent updates by Google
Search engines are making it more complex day by day. I am sure its gonaa be a tough year for search engine optimisation professionals. At the start of 2008 it was google PR update then within few weeks it was microsoft's bid to acquire Yahoo whic was declined by Yahoo after a lot of discussions and rumors is SEO world. And yesterday I observed another update by google. I hope it wasn't the regular PR update and as just something going on at google data centers near me.
Poster by: Webmaster - search engine optimisation expert
Poster by: Webmaster - search engine optimisation expert
Friday, February 01, 2008
SEO at its best : Search engine optimisation industry at is peak
Hi all,
Its SEO SEO SEO every where. Lot is being talked about search engine optimisation nowadays. Each and every person in online business who is either selling services, products, online marketing agency or anyone looking for online existence needs search engine optimisation company services from SEO experts to make his/her website a success. existence of SEO industry may be few years old but search engine optimisation has lots of scope industry have grown at a very fast rate in recent years. Also according to market and business research experts search engine optimisation industry would expect a growth of 200% this year. I myself have seen SEO industry growin at a rapid pace.
When I started my career in SEO 4 years later there were to or three SEO companies in Chandigarh a major IT hub in north India and wtthin 4 years there are around 80+ companies and each week I got to know couple of new software/IT/web development companies looking to hire SEO professionals to start SEO in there company also.
SEO is at boom and I expect industry to grow more and more.
I also suggest people to pursue career in search engine optimisation, its very interesting job profile and really very very good carrer growth potential.
Its SEO SEO SEO every where. Lot is being talked about search engine optimisation nowadays. Each and every person in online business who is either selling services, products, online marketing agency or anyone looking for online existence needs search engine optimisation company services from SEO experts to make his/her website a success. existence of SEO industry may be few years old but search engine optimisation has lots of scope industry have grown at a very fast rate in recent years. Also according to market and business research experts search engine optimisation industry would expect a growth of 200% this year. I myself have seen SEO industry growin at a rapid pace.
When I started my career in SEO 4 years later there were to or three SEO companies in Chandigarh a major IT hub in north India and wtthin 4 years there are around 80+ companies and each week I got to know couple of new software/IT/web development companies looking to hire SEO professionals to start SEO in there company also.
SEO is at boom and I expect industry to grow more and more.
I also suggest people to pursue career in search engine optimisation, its very interesting job profile and really very very good carrer growth potential.
Saturday, January 12, 2008
Google Algoritms updates in 2008 : Video on Google updates
Watch the video posted by WebProNews on Google algorithms changes in 2008. Video also mentioend about Google's view on authority links and Web 3.0.
View full video at http://videos.webpronews.com/2008/01/07/google-changes-algorithm?click=1
Friday, January 11, 2008
Carrer in Search Engine Marketing : rewarding career
SEMPO (Search Engine Marketing Professionals Organization) conducted yet another surveys regarding career in search engine marketing. According to the surveys conducted among in house Search Engine Marketin professional of SEMPO a career in search marketing can be very rewarding.
The results reflected the newness of the industry, but also showed that search is maturing. About 64 percent of respondents have five years of SEM experience or less. Very few entry-level SEMs reported salaries over $100,000; just 8.0 percent of those with 0-3 years experience. Compare this to the number of similar respondents making less than $50,000: 48.8 percent. The remaining 43.2 percent fell in the middle, making between $50,000 and $100,000 a year.
The size of salaries roughly corresponded to the size of the company, with larger companies paying more. "That indicates that it's a good career path. There are options out there, it just takes a little more experience to get them," he said.
More experienced SEMs, those with 5 to 7 years of experience, tended to make significantly more than their inexperienced counterparts. Just 17.4 percent of respondents in this group reported making less than $50,000. The majority (56.4 percent) make more than $80,000 a year, including 4.4 percent that reported earning more than $200,000 in salary and 30.3 percent making between $100,000 and $200,000.
The difference in experience levels is being reflected in the number of senior level titles. There are still relatively few VP-level search marketers, less than 4 percent of respondents. Another 10 percent hold a director title, and 9 percent have a senior management role. More than 36 percent of respondents in this group reported salaries between $80,000 and $100,000.
Twenty-six percent of respondents hold the title of manager, though nearly half do not directly manage people. Compensation for this group clustered around the $60,000 to $90,000 range.
The results reflected the newness of the industry, but also showed that search is maturing. About 64 percent of respondents have five years of SEM experience or less. Very few entry-level SEMs reported salaries over $100,000; just 8.0 percent of those with 0-3 years experience. Compare this to the number of similar respondents making less than $50,000: 48.8 percent. The remaining 43.2 percent fell in the middle, making between $50,000 and $100,000 a year.
The size of salaries roughly corresponded to the size of the company, with larger companies paying more. "That indicates that it's a good career path. There are options out there, it just takes a little more experience to get them," he said.
More experienced SEMs, those with 5 to 7 years of experience, tended to make significantly more than their inexperienced counterparts. Just 17.4 percent of respondents in this group reported making less than $50,000. The majority (56.4 percent) make more than $80,000 a year, including 4.4 percent that reported earning more than $200,000 in salary and 30.3 percent making between $100,000 and $200,000.
The difference in experience levels is being reflected in the number of senior level titles. There are still relatively few VP-level search marketers, less than 4 percent of respondents. Another 10 percent hold a director title, and 9 percent have a senior management role. More than 36 percent of respondents in this group reported salaries between $80,000 and $100,000.
Twenty-six percent of respondents hold the title of manager, though nearly half do not directly manage people. Compensation for this group clustered around the $60,000 to $90,000 range.
Wednesday, January 09, 2008
Top SEO questions : most commonly asked search engine optimisation questions
Frequently asked Search engine optimisation questions
1. Give me a description of your general SEO experience.
2. Can you write HTML code by hand?
3. Could you briefly explain the Page Rank algorithm?
4. How you created any SEO tools either from scratch or pieced together from others?
5. What do you think of Page Rank?
6. What do you think of using XML site maps?
7. What are your thoughts on the direction of Web 2.0 technologies with regards to SEO?
8. What SEO tools do you regularly use?
9. Under what circumstances would you look to exclude pages from search engines using robots.txt vs meta robots tag?
10. What areas do you think are currently the most important in organically ranking a site?
11. Do you have experience in copywriting and can you provide some writing samples?
12. Have you ever had something you’ve written reach the front-page of Digg? Sphinn? Or be Stumbled?
13. Explain to me what META tags matter in today’s world.
14. Explain various steps that you would take to optimize a website?
15. If the company whose site you’ve been working for has decided to move all of its content to a new domain, what steps would you take?
16. Rate from 1 to 10, tell me the most important “on page” elements
17. Review the code of past clients/company websites where SEO was performed.
18. What do you think about link buying?
19. What is Latent Semantic Analysis (LSI Indexing)?
20. What is Phrase Based Indexing and Retrieval and what roles does it play?
21. What is the difference between SEO and SEM?
22. What kind of strategies do you normally implement for back links?
23. What role does social media play in an SEO strategy?
24. What things wouldn’t you to do increase rankings because the risk of penalty is too high?
25. What’s the difference between Page Rank and Tool Bar Page Rank?
26. Why might you want to use no-follow on an internal link?
1. Are you familiar with web analytics and what packages are your familiar with?
2. From an analytics perspective, what is different between a user from organic search results vs. a type-in user?
3. How do you distinguish the results of your search optimization work from a seasonal change in traffic patterns?
4. How do you evaluate whether an SEO campaign is working?
5. What does competitive analysis mean to you and what techniques do you use?
6. If you’ve done 6 months of SEO for a site and yet there haven’t been any improvements, how would you go about diagnosing the problem?
7. How many target keywords should a site have?
8. How do you help a customer decide how to their budget between organic SEO and pay per click SEM?
9. You hear a rumor that Google is weighting the HTML LAYER tag very heavily in ranking the relevance of its results, how does this affect your work?
10. Why does Google rank Wikipedia for so many topics?
Industry Involvement
1. If salary and location were not an issue, who would you work for?
2. In Google Lore - what are ‘Hilltop’, ‘Florida’ and ‘Big Daddy’?
3. Have you attended any search related conferences?
4. Google search on this candidates name, (if you cannot find them, that’s a red flag).
5. Do you currently do SEO on your own sites? do you operate any blogs? do you currently do any freelance work and do you plan on continuing it?
6. Of the well known SEOs, who are you not likely to pay attention to?
7. What are some challenges facing the SEO industry?
8. What industry sites, blogs, and forums do you regularly read?
9. Who are the two key people who started Google?
10. Who is Matt Cutts?
11. If you were bidding on a contract, what competitor would you most worry about?
Open Ended
1. Tell me your biggest failure in an SEO project
2. What areas of SEO do you most enjoy?
3. In what areas of SEO are you strongest?
4. In what areas of SEO are you weakest?
5. How do you handle a client who does not implement your SEO recommendations?
6. Can you get “xyz” company listed for the keyword “Google” in the first page?
7. What do you think is different about working for an SEO agency vs. doing SEO in-house?
8. Why are you moving from your current position and / or leaving any current projects?
I suggest you can ask few of these question to a SEO company is you are looking for search engine optimization services for your website.
1. Give me a description of your general SEO experience.
2. Can you write HTML code by hand?
3. Could you briefly explain the Page Rank algorithm?
4. How you created any SEO tools either from scratch or pieced together from others?
5. What do you think of Page Rank?
6. What do you think of using XML site maps?
7. What are your thoughts on the direction of Web 2.0 technologies with regards to SEO?
8. What SEO tools do you regularly use?
9. Under what circumstances would you look to exclude pages from search engines using robots.txt vs meta robots tag?
10. What areas do you think are currently the most important in organically ranking a site?
11. Do you have experience in copywriting and can you provide some writing samples?
12. Have you ever had something you’ve written reach the front-page of Digg? Sphinn? Or be Stumbled?
13. Explain to me what META tags matter in today’s world.
14. Explain various steps that you would take to optimize a website?
15. If the company whose site you’ve been working for has decided to move all of its content to a new domain, what steps would you take?
16. Rate from 1 to 10, tell me the most important “on page” elements
17. Review the code of past clients/company websites where SEO was performed.
18. What do you think about link buying?
19. What is Latent Semantic Analysis (LSI Indexing)?
20. What is Phrase Based Indexing and Retrieval and what roles does it play?
21. What is the difference between SEO and SEM?
22. What kind of strategies do you normally implement for back links?
23. What role does social media play in an SEO strategy?
24. What things wouldn’t you to do increase rankings because the risk of penalty is too high?
25. What’s the difference between Page Rank and Tool Bar Page Rank?
26. Why might you want to use no-follow on an internal link?
Search engine optimisation questions related to analysis
1. Are you familiar with web analytics and what packages are your familiar with?
2. From an analytics perspective, what is different between a user from organic search results vs. a type-in user?
3. How do you distinguish the results of your search optimization work from a seasonal change in traffic patterns?
4. How do you evaluate whether an SEO campaign is working?
5. What does competitive analysis mean to you and what techniques do you use?
6. If you’ve done 6 months of SEO for a site and yet there haven’t been any improvements, how would you go about diagnosing the problem?
7. How many target keywords should a site have?
8. How do you help a customer decide how to their budget between organic SEO and pay per click SEM?
9. You hear a rumor that Google is weighting the HTML LAYER tag very heavily in ranking the relevance of its results, how does this affect your work?
10. Why does Google rank Wikipedia for so many topics?
Industry Involvement
Search engine optimisation questions ooops interview questions.
1. If salary and location were not an issue, who would you work for?
2. In Google Lore - what are ‘Hilltop’, ‘Florida’ and ‘Big Daddy’?
3. Have you attended any search related conferences?
4. Google search on this candidates name, (if you cannot find them, that’s a red flag).
5. Do you currently do SEO on your own sites? do you operate any blogs? do you currently do any freelance work and do you plan on continuing it?
6. Of the well known SEOs, who are you not likely to pay attention to?
7. What are some challenges facing the SEO industry?
8. What industry sites, blogs, and forums do you regularly read?
9. Who are the two key people who started Google?
10. Who is Matt Cutts?
11. If you were bidding on a contract, what competitor would you most worry about?
Open Ended
Search engine optimisation questions regarding SEO experience
1. Tell me your biggest failure in an SEO project
2. What areas of SEO do you most enjoy?
3. In what areas of SEO are you strongest?
4. In what areas of SEO are you weakest?
5. How do you handle a client who does not implement your SEO recommendations?
6. Can you get “xyz” company listed for the keyword “Google” in the first page?
7. What do you think is different about working for an SEO agency vs. doing SEO in-house?
8. Why are you moving from your current position and / or leaving any current projects?
I suggest you can ask few of these question to a SEO company is you are looking for search engine optimization services for your website.
Wednesday, January 02, 2008
SEO video tutorial - top 20 SEO downloads
watch the SEO video tutorial for top 20 SEO tools and downloads
Saturday, December 29, 2007
2007 Year that watch SEO grow
Year 2007 was a great year for SEO. We saw lots of updates in the world of SEO. Search engine optimisation industry grew by 200% and same is expected for year 2008. Main highlights from the world of SO and search engines in 2007 are listed below:
Year of personalized and universal search: It was a mix of both personalized and universal search. with search engine releasing beta versions of localized search fro there users.
Search engine updates on quality search results: Search engine were more focussed to improve quality of search results and lessening the amount of spam website appearing in SERPs. Yahoo launched its ad ranking system in February as part of its Panama project. Soon after, Google updated its 18-month-old ad quality scoring algorithm. Microsoft followed in April, adding a quality score element to ad center.
Year of Social Media Marketing: Rise of lots of social media websites and social media marketing was on full swing throughout the year. Social network saw the rise of various social networks like :
FaceBook
Twitter
Flickr
Youtube
Digg
Netscape
Mahalo
Wikipedia
Search wikia
More tools from search engines for webmasters
SEO industry grew up
Article source: WDC Blog
Year of personalized and universal search: It was a mix of both personalized and universal search. with search engine releasing beta versions of localized search fro there users.
Search engine updates on quality search results: Search engine were more focussed to improve quality of search results and lessening the amount of spam website appearing in SERPs. Yahoo launched its ad ranking system in February as part of its Panama project. Soon after, Google updated its 18-month-old ad quality scoring algorithm. Microsoft followed in April, adding a quality score element to ad center.
Year of Social Media Marketing: Rise of lots of social media websites and social media marketing was on full swing throughout the year. Social network saw the rise of various social networks like :
Flickr
Youtube
Digg
Netscape
Mahalo
Wikipedia
Search wikia
More tools from search engines for webmasters
SEO industry grew up
Article source: WDC Blog
Thursday, December 27, 2007
I am a seach engine optimisation expert, search engine optimisor
How do you explain your job to others. Like someone you meet on holiday trip, or some old school or college friend or during induction schedule of new employee of your office.
Like I am working as SEO Head in SEO Company India, or say you are working as SEO in web design company. How do you market yourself? What do you say? All I want to ask here is how do you explain SEO to the layman?
SEO is itself a broad category to explain, but I begin with what a website is, and then turn to search through different search engines like Google, Yahoo and MSN, then SEO. there may be different options and ways of doing this, but I know SEO introductory chat and a real SEO is totally poles apart thing.
Like I am working as SEO Head in SEO Company India, or say you are working as SEO in web design company. How do you market yourself? What do you say? All I want to ask here is how do you explain SEO to the layman?
SEO is itself a broad category to explain, but I begin with what a website is, and then turn to search through different search engines like Google, Yahoo and MSN, then SEO. there may be different options and ways of doing this, but I know SEO introductory chat and a real SEO is totally poles apart thing.
Wednesday, December 12, 2007
Search Engine Strategies Chicago : News and updates dail coverage
Lots of discussion, news, post are being written at Search Engine Strategies Chicago. There were a total of 144 different Search Engine Optimisation Experts who participated in one of the 69 panels, sessions, workshops or keynotes at the event. Plus, a surprising number of the more than 3,000
attendees were also reporting or blogging from the show.
You can check links below for more news and coverage from search engine strategies:
Day 1 Coverage
Day 2 Coverage
Also you can read more at Search Engine strategies Chicago Blog
Also posting some images from the event:
attendees were also reporting or blogging from the show.
You can check links below for more news and coverage from search engine strategies:
Day 1 Coverage
Day 2 Coverage
Also you can read more at Search Engine strategies Chicago Blog
Also posting some images from the event:
Friday, December 07, 2007
Search Engine OPtimisation : Achieving top rankings using link building
All of you must have hear a popular quote in SEO : "If content is tha KING then links are QUEEN". Also each one knows links ate the key for achieving top rankings. Only on page SEO will not take you in top 10 ranks in search engine alone. Yes its possible to achieve top ranks through on[page SEO itself for less competitive keywords but you need to get quality links with proper anchor text.
This post is fully devoted to art of link building and how proper link building for your website can help you in getting top rankings. Link building is required to get incoming link to a website so as to increase its link popularity over various search engines and ranking also. Link building is also necessary for a good Page Rank (PR) of a website.
From search engines point of view following things matter most regarding a link:
- Number of Links
- Quality/Origin of Links
- Relevance of Links
- Anchor Text Within Links
- Links Must Present Value to Users
SO juss getting link from anywhere will not help your website with rankings you will need to work over quality link building techniques.
Have nice time...
Search Engine optimisation expert
Thursday, November 29, 2007
Search Engine Optimisation mistaeks to avoid
Hi ever you thought about small search engine optimisation mistakes that you never cared about. Maye be these mistakes are keeping you below the ranks in search engines. Found a nice article about common search engine optimisation mistakes that can be avoided. Article focuses on common mistakes like:
Using wrong keywords
Keyword stacking
Using hidden text
Using Frameset
Using free hosting
Using tiny text
This may seems that all SEO experts are aware of these factors still sometimes we ignore and make these mistakes. SO take care of all these factors an be ahead of your competitors.
You can read complete articel @ WDC Blog
Using wrong keywords
Keyword stacking
Using hidden text
Using Frameset
Using free hosting
Using tiny text
This may seems that all SEO experts are aware of these factors still sometimes we ignore and make these mistakes. SO take care of all these factors an be ahead of your competitors.
You can read complete articel @ WDC Blog
Tuesday, November 27, 2007
Making SEO friendly website
A quality design is the base of search engine optimization and it plays a vital role in SEO work for any site. So when it comes to doing business online, it’s all about the traffic (no. of users who visit your website).It will always be the lifeblood of any business venture working online, as there is no use of website when there’s no one there to see its pages. It doesn’t matter how successful your products be but if no one would be able to know about them or avail of your services then what’s a purpose of having such invisible dull presence. That’s why the strategies of traffic generation start at the very moment you are materializing the idea for the website itself.
So if you’re starting a company these days or want to expand your social atmosphere, I’m sure you’ve also thought about the composition of your website and having the SEO friendly standard. The best websites clearly and pleasantly convey your/your company’s message. This is true especially for web based startups as your website is your public face, your storefront and probably one of the most frequent contacts with customers.
It really doesn’t matter whether your website is of personal nature with few pages or an e-commerce website, having a well-designed site is very important. A good web design is not just about getting your website live and running. It’s about designing every aspect and structure of your website from the general look, accessibility and search engines stand point. May be you can’t believe but website design is something which really matters to your visitors. It gonna make all the difference in whether they leave your site or bookmark it.
Moreover a well-formed HTML website keeps the search engine spiders happy. According to the figures major search engines leads somewhat 76 % of the website visitors to a site, which means if these search engines cannot found your site, there will be a huge loss financially. That’s the reason many businesses pay thousands of dollars to SEO companies to be one of the highest ranked sites in search results. Therefore, it’s necessary to find out whether your website is search engine-friendly. The search engine spiders repay you by indexing your website, which will eventually lead your visitors to its goal, a conversion or a sale. A complete web design jumpstart your business right away.
Basically in a well furnished site important content is at the top of the page, where people can see the material without scrolling. Visitors should be able to get a clear picture of your site’s purpose. See as in newspapers headlines and biggest stories are put “above the fold” – meaning the top half of the page that you would see before opening the paper , same principle applies to web design.
All text links and graphic elements such as buttons and tabs should be easy to read and use .You doesn’t want your visitors leaving because they were not able to figure out how to get your Flash menu to work. A better presentation never switches from one style to another too often, as it may causes confusion to the visitors.
To build an effective web site, ensure that the information on your website is quick and easy to find .You always have to keep one thing in mind that many consumers still use dial up internet speed, and if a web site is not quick to load, then it is highly likely that the average consumer will not have the patience to view the content of your site.
A great designed site should have a fresh standard look that will suit the type of work/business it is intended for, but it shouldn’t detract from your ability to communicate effectively to your friend/customer.
Overall always keep the user in mind when designing every aspect of your startup’s web site. Everything you do should be designed with the user’s experience in mind. Internet in present time is a fast paced place with tons of new startups, and if you want your site to be relevant then you must have to act in the right direction. Getting a positive attention of visitors with a well designed and usable web site is the first step toward success.
The Author is the owner of a Web Design Company, and providing Web Site Design and Development Solutions to clients across USA and UK for affordable and sensible prices.
YOu can read more web design and SEO articles by author at WDC blog
So if you’re starting a company these days or want to expand your social atmosphere, I’m sure you’ve also thought about the composition of your website and having the SEO friendly standard. The best websites clearly and pleasantly convey your/your company’s message. This is true especially for web based startups as your website is your public face, your storefront and probably one of the most frequent contacts with customers.
It really doesn’t matter whether your website is of personal nature with few pages or an e-commerce website, having a well-designed site is very important. A good web design is not just about getting your website live and running. It’s about designing every aspect and structure of your website from the general look, accessibility and search engines stand point. May be you can’t believe but website design is something which really matters to your visitors. It gonna make all the difference in whether they leave your site or bookmark it.
Moreover a well-formed HTML website keeps the search engine spiders happy. According to the figures major search engines leads somewhat 76 % of the website visitors to a site, which means if these search engines cannot found your site, there will be a huge loss financially. That’s the reason many businesses pay thousands of dollars to SEO companies to be one of the highest ranked sites in search results. Therefore, it’s necessary to find out whether your website is search engine-friendly. The search engine spiders repay you by indexing your website, which will eventually lead your visitors to its goal, a conversion or a sale. A complete web design jumpstart your business right away.
Basically in a well furnished site important content is at the top of the page, where people can see the material without scrolling. Visitors should be able to get a clear picture of your site’s purpose. See as in newspapers headlines and biggest stories are put “above the fold” – meaning the top half of the page that you would see before opening the paper , same principle applies to web design.
All text links and graphic elements such as buttons and tabs should be easy to read and use .You doesn’t want your visitors leaving because they were not able to figure out how to get your Flash menu to work. A better presentation never switches from one style to another too often, as it may causes confusion to the visitors.
To build an effective web site, ensure that the information on your website is quick and easy to find .You always have to keep one thing in mind that many consumers still use dial up internet speed, and if a web site is not quick to load, then it is highly likely that the average consumer will not have the patience to view the content of your site.
A great designed site should have a fresh standard look that will suit the type of work/business it is intended for, but it shouldn’t detract from your ability to communicate effectively to your friend/customer.
Overall always keep the user in mind when designing every aspect of your startup’s web site. Everything you do should be designed with the user’s experience in mind. Internet in present time is a fast paced place with tons of new startups, and if you want your site to be relevant then you must have to act in the right direction. Getting a positive attention of visitors with a well designed and usable web site is the first step toward success.
The Author is the owner of a Web Design Company, and providing Web Site Design and Development Solutions to clients across USA and UK for affordable and sensible prices.
YOu can read more web design and SEO articles by author at WDC blog
Tuesday, November 06, 2007
Top keywords: SEOv Blog : some analytic reports
Hello was just checking my google analytics for my SEOv blog. Thought to share some stats with you all. As I already stated in my SEO quotes
Stats are like BIKNIS they reveal a lot but hide the actual thing ;) .
Thus you need to be a real analytic expert to make most of your web stats a,d traffice reports.
Top 10 trafice resources:
1. webproworld.com / referral
2. google / organic
3. (direct) / (none)
4. digg.com / referral
5. blogger.com / referral
6. favoritepage.net / referral
7. top25web.com / referral
8. answers.yahoo.com / (not set)
9. answers.yahoo.com / referral
10. bloglines.com / referral
And top 10 keywords:
1. search engin optimisation
2. info: search engine optimization blogspot
3. add link seo company
4. average salary for search engine optimisation (seo) skills in india
5. google searcñ
6. how effective is it to get pdfs indexed in search engines
7. http://seov.blogspot.com
8. pay to get ranked
9. search engine for quotes
10. search engine optimisation links to documents
Stats are like BIKNIS they reveal a lot but hide the actual thing ;) .
Thus you need to be a real analytic expert to make most of your web stats a,d traffice reports.
Top 10 trafice resources:
1. webproworld.com / referral
2. google / organic
3. (direct) / (none)
4. digg.com / referral
5. blogger.com / referral
6. favoritepage.net / referral
7. top25web.com / referral
8. answers.yahoo.com / (not set)
9. answers.yahoo.com / referral
10. bloglines.com / referral
And top 10 keywords:
1. search engin optimisation
2. info: search engine optimization blogspot
3. add link seo company
4. average salary for search engine optimisation (seo) skills in india
5. google searcñ
6. how effective is it to get pdfs indexed in search engines
7. http://seov.blogspot.com
8. pay to get ranked
9. search engine for quotes
10. search engine optimisation links to documents
Technorati blog confirutaiong :Activate the claim using Post Claim
Ever tried to post your blog at technorati. It can be done in 4 simple steps:
1 Enter blog url: At the bottom of technorati these a link claim your blog, mention your blog url in the post there.
2 Choose claim method: Two methods are available
(a) Activate the claim using Post Claim : Activate the claim using Post Claim
Posting Instructions
1. In another web browser window, log into your Blog Platform account
2. Create a new post in your blogging software
3. Select the "edit HTML" button to switch to HTML mode, if applicable
4. Copy the code below, then paste it into the body of your new post with any title
Technorati Profile
5. Publish the post on your blog
6. Check to make sure your new post is live, then you're ready to proceed.
(b) Configure your publishing tool :
3 Activate the claim : Chosse your blog type from the list here http://technorati.com/developers/ping/ and then follow the instructions: #
og in to your WordPress weblog.
#
Select "Options" from the top menu.
WordPress options menu
#
Select "Writing" from the sub-menu.
WordPress writing option
#
The last option on the page is "Update Services." Add Technorati's ping server as a new line within the Update Services text box.
http://rpc.technorati.com/rpc/ping
If Ping-o-Matic (http://rpc.pingomatic.com/) appears in the text box you are configured to ping Technorati as well as many other ping locations via a relay service. We recommend pinging Technorati directly with every new post and update.
4 Customize blog info : Add blogs description. tags etc.... YOu may add it to favorites and more...
Why I am posting this hahaha coz today em also customizing my blog info at technorati:
Technorati Profile
1 Enter blog url: At the bottom of technorati these a link claim your blog, mention your blog url in the post there.
2 Choose claim method: Two methods are available
(a) Activate the claim using Post Claim : Activate the claim using Post Claim
Posting Instructions
1. In another web browser window, log into your Blog Platform account
2. Create a new post in your blogging software
3. Select the "edit HTML" button to switch to HTML mode, if applicable
4. Copy the code below, then paste it into the body of your new post with any title
Technorati Profile
5. Publish the post on your blog
6. Check to make sure your new post is live, then you're ready to proceed.
(b) Configure your publishing tool :
3 Activate the claim : Chosse your blog type from the list here http://technorati.com/developers/ping/ and then follow the instructions: #
og in to your WordPress weblog.
#
Select "Options" from the top menu.
WordPress options menu
#
Select "Writing" from the sub-menu.
WordPress writing option
#
The last option on the page is "Update Services." Add Technorati's ping server as a new line within the Update Services text box.
http://rpc.technorati.com/rpc/ping
If Ping-o-Matic (http://rpc.pingomatic.com/) appears in the text box you are configured to ping Technorati as well as many other ping locations via a relay service. We recommend pinging Technorati directly with every new post and update.
4 Customize blog info : Add blogs description. tags etc.... YOu may add it to favorites and more...
Why I am posting this hahaha coz today em also customizing my blog info at technorati:
Technorati Profile
Wednesday, October 31, 2007
Search Engine Optimisation guidelines for SEO experts
Its always recomended for webmasters to follow search engine guidelines and recomendations regarding submission of websites, optimization of website and content i.e SEO guidelines by search engines. Also you must be aware of what search engiens consider as SPAM.
In this post I am publishing link to anti-spam and SEO guideline by search engines including Google.
Google Guidelines for webmasters
SEO guidelines by Google
Yahoo terms of service
Yahoo anti spam guidelines
Spam definition YAHOO
Yahoo content recomendations
Webmaster guidelines MSN
Guidelines by ASK.com
ASK terms of use and anti spam guidelines
Altavista terms of use
In this post I am publishing link to anti-spam and SEO guideline by search engines including Google.
Google Guidelines for webmasters
SEO guidelines by Google
Yahoo terms of service
Yahoo anti spam guidelines
Spam definition YAHOO
Yahoo content recomendations
Webmaster guidelines MSN
Guidelines by ASK.com
ASK terms of use and anti spam guidelines
Altavista terms of use
Tuesday, October 23, 2007
Top SEO tools
PAGE ANALYSIS:
STATS PLUS:
WEBMASTER TOOLS:
CHECK AND TRACK SEARCH ENGINE RANKINGS:
GOOGLE PAGERANK:
REPUTATION AND BUZZ MONITORING:
LINKS:
SPIDER SIMULATOR:
CSS ANALYSIS TOOLS:
VALIDATORS:
WEBSITE PERFORMANCE:
GOOGLE ADSENSE:
BROWSER COMPATIBILITY:
OTHER:
- SEOmoz Page Strength Tool - A useful tool that gives an overall look at the strength of a page.
- Sitening’s SEO Analyzer - See if your pages are structured to achieve high search engine rankings.
- Self SEO’s Page Speed Checker - Test the load time of your pages and your competitor’s pages.
- GoogleRankings.com - Check the use of keywords and phrases on your site.
- Popuri - See several items such as PageRank and inbound links all at once.
- Keyword Density Analysis - See how frequently you are using certain words and phrases.
- Meta Tag Analyzer - How are search engine spiders seeing your meta tags?
- Code to Text Ratio - Check for code bloat.
- Strongest Subpages Tool - Finds the 30 strongest subpages on your domain.
- Similar Page Checker - Avoid duplicate content.
- SEO Analysis Tool - Measures the ranking potential of a page.
- WebSitePulse - A few different tools to test your sites performance.
- Website Grader - Get a score for your site and even compare it to competitors if you want.
- Watchfire WebXACT - Test for quality, accessibility, and privacy issues.
STATS:
- Google Analytics - The leading free stats program.
- AWStats
- StatCounter
- AddFreeStats
- OneStat
- Smart Tracking
- Alexa - See where your site ranks.
BLOG STATS:
- FeedBurner - Stats on your feed and your subscribers.
- pMetrics - from Performancing.
- pMetrics Plugin- Extending pMetrics.
- IceRocket - Free stats program for blogs.
- Technorati - See who’s linking to you.
STATS PLUS:
- Crazy Egg - Provides visual data about your visitors.
- Mint - An extensible, self-hosted web site analytics program.
WEBMASTER TOOLS:
- Google Webmaster Tools - Lots of information that shows you how Google sees your site.
- Web CEO - A collection of a number of useful tools. Free and paid editions.
CHECK AND TRACK SEARCH ENGINE RANKINGS:
- Sitening’s SERP Tracker - Test your page’s optimization.
- Search Engine Rankings Checker - From Mike’s Marketing Tools.
- Google Banned Checker - Has the largest search engine in the world banned your website? Find out here.
- Number of Pages Indexed - How many pages do you have indexed by search engines?
- Website SEO Checkup - Make sure you’re ready to get high search engine rankings.
- GeoTargeting Detection Tool from SEOmoz - Determine how well your site is targeted to country specific search engines.
GOOGLE PAGERANK:
- PageRank Prediction - You need a minimum of 100 backlinks.
- Smart PageRank - Check your PR.
REPUTATION AND BUZZ MONITORING:
- Google Alerts - Have preset alerts sent to you by email.
- co.mments - Monitor comments on blogs.
- Conversation Tracker from BlogPulse
- Trend Search from BlogPulse
- Keotag - See if blogs are using your company name in the tags of their blog posts.
- BoardTracker - Watch for mentions of your company in forums.
LINKS:
- Dead Links tool from W3C - Find broken links.
- Link Popularity Checker - From Mike’s Marketing Tools.
- Xenu’s Link Sleuth - Find broken links.
- Backlinks and Anchor Text - See who’s linking to you and what anchor text they are using.
- Reciprocal Links Checker - Do you have agreements with others for reciprocal links? Check them here.
SPIDER SIMULATOR:
CSS ANALYSIS TOOLS:
- Clean CSS - Formatting and Optimizing
- CSS Tidy - Optimizer and parser.
- CSS Redunancy Checker - Redundancy is easy to do with CSS. Fix it with this.
- CSS Analyzer - A validator plus.
VALIDATORS:
WEBSITE PERFORMANCE:
GOOGLE ADSENSE:
- Free Charts and Graphs
- AdSense Notifier - Shows your AdSense stats in the status bar.
BROWSER COMPATIBILITY:
- BrowserShots - See screenshots of your page in a number of different browsers.
- Ready.mobi - Test your site for use with mobile browsers.
OTHER:
- Geotargeting - find the location of your host’s servers
- Find Your Site’s IP Address
Friday, October 19, 2007
SEO quote of the day
Be perfect and a link is what you get
Previous SEO quotes:
1. Domains are like wine : Older the domain, better are the SERPs - SEO quote by SEOv
2. Rankings are like virginity one Fuck and all gone - SEOv original quote
3. "Web Stats are like biknis they reveal a lot but hide the actual thing." - Remixed from Sidhuism I'd suggest visit ICCCricket blog for more on Sidhuism
4. If Content is King, then Links are Queen - Search Engine Optimisation Quote
5. “Its better to have linked and lost then to never have linked at all” - Link exchange quote by SEOv
Previous SEO quotes:
1. Domains are like wine : Older the domain, better are the SERPs - SEO quote by SEOv
2. Rankings are like virginity one Fuck and all gone - SEOv original quote
3. "Web Stats are like biknis they reveal a lot but hide the actual thing." - Remixed from Sidhuism I'd suggest visit ICCCricket blog for more on Sidhuism
4. If Content is King, then Links are Queen - Search Engine Optimisation Quote
5. “Its better to have linked and lost then to never have linked at all” - Link exchange quote by SEOv
Friday, October 05, 2007
SEO salary survey by SEMPO.org
SEMPO (Search Engine Marketing Professional) is alunchin first ever salary survey of search engine marketin professionals. The survey is open to all in-house Search Engine Marketin professionals whether they are currently SEMPO members on nor. Survey includes all SEO professionals whor are into organic or ingoragnic SEO.
If you are a SEO professinal the undertake the 20 questions survey @ http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=DZCiIcuGHhZtJqv7NrjTrQ_3d_3d. This survey will continue possible till november and results will be published in November end. Meanwhile if you are intrestd in making money bu undertakin surveys then you must know about paid online surveys and how to make money from paid surveys.
Also a nice article if you are looking for a career in search engine optimisation
If you are a SEO professinal the undertake the 20 questions survey @ http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=DZCiIcuGHhZtJqv7NrjTrQ_3d_3d. This survey will continue possible till november and results will be published in November end. Meanwhile if you are intrestd in making money bu undertakin surveys then you must know about paid online surveys and how to make money from paid surveys.
Also a nice article if you are looking for a career in search engine optimisation
Thursday, September 27, 2007
Search Engine optimisation of PDF files
Ever thought of optimizing PDF files prepsent in your website. Lots of business have PDF files like sell sheets, brochures, white papers, technical briefs, etc.
below are fw tips to optimize your PDF files
1. Make sure your PDFs are text based. Okay, this first one is pretty obvious. However, we still find companies whose materials were designed in an image-based program. When the PDF is made using these programs, the PDF is an image; there is no text for the search engines to read.
2. Complete the document properties. It seems like the vast majority of PDFs are without specified document properties, the most important of which is the Title. The Title property, if present, almost invariably represents the words that will be displayed as the heading of the search result. It’s the equivalent of the html title tag. If you don’t complete the Title property, the search engine is going to generate a title from the PDF’s content, and it may not be what you would choose. We’ve all seen some pretty goofy looking titles to search results associated with PDFs. Not only do they look ridiculous, but they probably won’t get clicked. In the full version of Acrobat, go to File>Document Properties to specify the Title.
There are other document properties (meta data) you can supply, including Author, Subject, and Keywords, but presently these appear to have little search-related affect. It would be nice if Subject acted as the meta description to be displayed under the heading of the search result, but I haven’t seen this to be true. For now, however, I’d complete the Subject property as if it were a meta description. Perhaps in the future search engines will treat it as such.
3. Optimize the copy. Copy in text-based PDFs is no different than web-page copy. Optimize it.
4. Build links into PDFs. Make sure you include links in your PDFs, and pay attention to the anchor text used. Search engines do recognize these links. Not very often, but sometimes you’ll find backlinks in PDFs. Their limited occurrence, however, is likely related to the fact that most people don’t put links into PDFs; most people treat PDFs as static print documents. In addition to including links in PDFs for search-related purposes, there’s also a good business reason. Often, PDFs are passed along to others via email. Accordingly, a reader may be viewing the PDF in isolation (i.e., not associated with your website.) By placing links into PDFs, you give these readers an easy way to click back into your site, where you can further influence them.
5. Pay attention to the version. While search engines do “read” and index PDFs, search engines’ capabilities tend to lag new versions of Acrobat. Although Acrobat 8 is out, for now you should save your PDFs as version 1.6 (Acrobat 7) or lower to ensure search engines can index the content.
Not only is saving PDFs at a lower version good for the search engines, it’s also good for users. Not everyone has the latest versions of Acrobat Reader. Accordingly, I’d recommend saving PDFs as version 1.5 or lower. This way it will be good for search engines and most readers.
6. Optimize the file size for search. Don’t post a huge PDF for download. Not only is this annoying and unnecessary for site visitors, it’s also burdensome for the search engines. If it’s too big, the search engines may abandon the PDF before even getting access to its content. Using the full version of Acrobat, select Advanced>PDF Optimizer to “right-size” the document.
You may also want to enable the "Optimize for Fast Web View" option in the Preferences>General Settings panel. This allows the PDF to be “loaded” a page at a time, rather than waiting for the whole PDF to download.
7. Pay attention to placement. If you bury links to PDFs deep within your site’s file structure, they’re less likely to get indexed. If you want to use PDFs for high-ranking search results, links to those PDFs should be on web pages closer to the root level of the site’s file structure.
8. Influence meta descriptions for PDFs. For web pages, the meta description is what is displayed under the title in a search result. With PDFs, the search engines search the copy of the PDF and select something to display. While with PDFs you have less control of what is displayed as the description to the search result, you can still influence this. The best way to do this is to make sure that you have a good, optimized sentence or two near the start of your PDF. If these sentences correspond to the search term used, it’s likely that these sentences are the ones that will be displayed as the description under the search result’s heading.
9. Specify the reading order. As noted above, search engines search the copy of the PDF and select something to display as a description under the search result’s heading. Depending on how the reading order of your PDF is specified, this may lead the search engine to select some pretty strange stuff to display.
In a previous column, Organic Landing Page: A Case Study, I noted a search result for “transit seating.” That search result is noted below:
Admittedly, this is not a very enticing description, and it’s not likely to get clicked even if it ranks highly in the search results. Why did Google select this text to display? Because it’s the first thing Google read in the PDF.
Every PDF has a reading order. Similar to properly optimized web pages, you want to make sure that valuable content is read first. How do you know the reading order? With the PDF open and while using the full version of Acrobat, select Advanced>Accessibility>Add Tags to Document. Then select Advanced>Accessibility>Touch Up Reading Order. Then the reading order of the PDF will be displayed.
You can see in the image above that the reading order of the transit seating PDF does not start with valuable content. Rather, many extraneous items are “read” before the valuable content. That’s why Google displayed what it did in the search result. If you want PDFs to be optimized for search, make sure you understand the reading order of the PDF and use the Touch Up Reading Order tool to manage what the search engine will read first.
10. Tag your PDFs You can also add tags to your PDFs, similar to html tags. Again, with the PDF open and while using the full version of Acrobat, select Advanced>Accessibility>Add Tags to Document. Acrobat will give you a document report and recommend things you may want to consider changing. You’ll have the ability to tag headings, alternate text for images, etc.
11. Pay attention. Every time you open a PDF, make even a small change, and save it once again, major unseen things may change. The reading order may change automatically. You may inadvertently save it as a higher version. It may get saved using the default size setting instead of a properly optimized size. If you’re going to further optimize existing PDFs, may sure you check all of these things before posting a new version of the PDF.
Galen De Young is Managing Director of Francis SEO, a firm specializing in B2B search engine optimization, and Francis Marketing, one of the leading marketing consulting firms specializing in repositioning B2B companies and their brands. You can reach Galen at gdeyoung@francis-seo.com. The Strictly Business column appears Wednesdays at Search Engine Land.
below are fw tips to optimize your PDF files
1. Make sure your PDFs are text based. Okay, this first one is pretty obvious. However, we still find companies whose materials were designed in an image-based program. When the PDF is made using these programs, the PDF is an image; there is no text for the search engines to read.
2. Complete the document properties. It seems like the vast majority of PDFs are without specified document properties, the most important of which is the Title. The Title property, if present, almost invariably represents the words that will be displayed as the heading of the search result. It’s the equivalent of the html title tag. If you don’t complete the Title property, the search engine is going to generate a title from the PDF’s content, and it may not be what you would choose. We’ve all seen some pretty goofy looking titles to search results associated with PDFs. Not only do they look ridiculous, but they probably won’t get clicked. In the full version of Acrobat, go to File>Document Properties to specify the Title.
There are other document properties (meta data) you can supply, including Author, Subject, and Keywords, but presently these appear to have little search-related affect. It would be nice if Subject acted as the meta description to be displayed under the heading of the search result, but I haven’t seen this to be true. For now, however, I’d complete the Subject property as if it were a meta description. Perhaps in the future search engines will treat it as such.
3. Optimize the copy. Copy in text-based PDFs is no different than web-page copy. Optimize it.
4. Build links into PDFs. Make sure you include links in your PDFs, and pay attention to the anchor text used. Search engines do recognize these links. Not very often, but sometimes you’ll find backlinks in PDFs. Their limited occurrence, however, is likely related to the fact that most people don’t put links into PDFs; most people treat PDFs as static print documents. In addition to including links in PDFs for search-related purposes, there’s also a good business reason. Often, PDFs are passed along to others via email. Accordingly, a reader may be viewing the PDF in isolation (i.e., not associated with your website.) By placing links into PDFs, you give these readers an easy way to click back into your site, where you can further influence them.
5. Pay attention to the version. While search engines do “read” and index PDFs, search engines’ capabilities tend to lag new versions of Acrobat. Although Acrobat 8 is out, for now you should save your PDFs as version 1.6 (Acrobat 7) or lower to ensure search engines can index the content.
Not only is saving PDFs at a lower version good for the search engines, it’s also good for users. Not everyone has the latest versions of Acrobat Reader. Accordingly, I’d recommend saving PDFs as version 1.5 or lower. This way it will be good for search engines and most readers.
6. Optimize the file size for search. Don’t post a huge PDF for download. Not only is this annoying and unnecessary for site visitors, it’s also burdensome for the search engines. If it’s too big, the search engines may abandon the PDF before even getting access to its content. Using the full version of Acrobat, select Advanced>PDF Optimizer to “right-size” the document.
You may also want to enable the "Optimize for Fast Web View" option in the Preferences>General Settings panel. This allows the PDF to be “loaded” a page at a time, rather than waiting for the whole PDF to download.
7. Pay attention to placement. If you bury links to PDFs deep within your site’s file structure, they’re less likely to get indexed. If you want to use PDFs for high-ranking search results, links to those PDFs should be on web pages closer to the root level of the site’s file structure.
8. Influence meta descriptions for PDFs. For web pages, the meta description is what is displayed under the title in a search result. With PDFs, the search engines search the copy of the PDF and select something to display. While with PDFs you have less control of what is displayed as the description to the search result, you can still influence this. The best way to do this is to make sure that you have a good, optimized sentence or two near the start of your PDF. If these sentences correspond to the search term used, it’s likely that these sentences are the ones that will be displayed as the description under the search result’s heading.
9. Specify the reading order. As noted above, search engines search the copy of the PDF and select something to display as a description under the search result’s heading. Depending on how the reading order of your PDF is specified, this may lead the search engine to select some pretty strange stuff to display.
In a previous column, Organic Landing Page: A Case Study, I noted a search result for “transit seating.” That search result is noted below:
Admittedly, this is not a very enticing description, and it’s not likely to get clicked even if it ranks highly in the search results. Why did Google select this text to display? Because it’s the first thing Google read in the PDF.
Every PDF has a reading order. Similar to properly optimized web pages, you want to make sure that valuable content is read first. How do you know the reading order? With the PDF open and while using the full version of Acrobat, select Advanced>Accessibility>Add Tags to Document. Then select Advanced>Accessibility>Touch Up Reading Order. Then the reading order of the PDF will be displayed.
You can see in the image above that the reading order of the transit seating PDF does not start with valuable content. Rather, many extraneous items are “read” before the valuable content. That’s why Google displayed what it did in the search result. If you want PDFs to be optimized for search, make sure you understand the reading order of the PDF and use the Touch Up Reading Order tool to manage what the search engine will read first.
10. Tag your PDFs You can also add tags to your PDFs, similar to html tags. Again, with the PDF open and while using the full version of Acrobat, select Advanced>Accessibility>Add Tags to Document. Acrobat will give you a document report and recommend things you may want to consider changing. You’ll have the ability to tag headings, alternate text for images, etc.
11. Pay attention. Every time you open a PDF, make even a small change, and save it once again, major unseen things may change. The reading order may change automatically. You may inadvertently save it as a higher version. It may get saved using the default size setting instead of a properly optimized size. If you’re going to further optimize existing PDFs, may sure you check all of these things before posting a new version of the PDF.
Galen De Young is Managing Director of Francis SEO, a firm specializing in B2B search engine optimization, and Francis Marketing, one of the leading marketing consulting firms specializing in repositioning B2B companies and their brands. You can reach Galen at gdeyoung@francis-seo.com. The Strictly Business column appears Wednesdays at Search Engine Land.
Thursday, September 13, 2007
Looking for carrer in Search Engine Opimisation (SEO)
Hi all !!!
Arey you looking for a carrer in SEO industry there a news for you. Search engine optimisation professionals pay attention: According to Ineed.com the number of SEO and PPC related jobs advertised has increased by 200 percent since January 2007.The massive increase in SEO and PPC jobs since January tells the whole story. Demand for search engine optimisation professionals is on rise.
Also I'd like you all to read this artcle:
11 Reasons Why You Should Consider a Job in Search Engine Marketing
Article features 11 reason why you can choose a carrer in SEO/SEM industry.
Reson mentioned are :
1) The Search Industry is HOT
2) It's Considered one of Four Jobs on the Cutting Edge
3) The Pay is Fantastic : cool let me write smthng here
Entry level SEO/SEM position = $30-45K
Three to five years experience / online account managers = $50-75K
Five + years / organic SEO specialists = $75-90K
Senior management level = $70-120K
SEM Director = $95-150K
VP Level = $100-315K
4) You Don't Need a College Degree
5) You Can Learn it all Online
6) You Can Be Your Own Boss
7) Search Marketing Has the WOW Factor
8) The Demand is Strong and Growing
9) The Industry is Hip and Groovy
10) The Skills Are Portable and Global
11) Job Satisfaction is High
Additional links related to SEO jobs and for making a carrer in SEO industry:
Search Engine College
MSN Cutting Edge jobs
Search Engine Optimizers
Search Engine Spam and SEM Salaries
SEO Salaries discussed at search engine watch
Arey you looking for a carrer in SEO industry there a news for you. Search engine optimisation professionals pay attention: According to Ineed.com the number of SEO and PPC related jobs advertised has increased by 200 percent since January 2007.The massive increase in SEO and PPC jobs since January tells the whole story. Demand for search engine optimisation professionals is on rise.
Also I'd like you all to read this artcle:
11 Reasons Why You Should Consider a Job in Search Engine Marketing
Article features 11 reason why you can choose a carrer in SEO/SEM industry.
Reson mentioned are :
1) The Search Industry is HOT
2) It's Considered one of Four Jobs on the Cutting Edge
3) The Pay is Fantastic : cool let me write smthng here
Entry level SEO/SEM position = $30-45K
Three to five years experience / online account managers = $50-75K
Five + years / organic SEO specialists = $75-90K
Senior management level = $70-120K
SEM Director = $95-150K
VP Level = $100-315K
4) You Don't Need a College Degree
5) You Can Learn it all Online
6) You Can Be Your Own Boss
7) Search Marketing Has the WOW Factor
8) The Demand is Strong and Growing
9) The Industry is Hip and Groovy
10) The Skills Are Portable and Global
11) Job Satisfaction is High
Additional links related to SEO jobs and for making a carrer in SEO industry:
Search Engine College
MSN Cutting Edge jobs
Search Engine Optimizers
Search Engine Spam and SEM Salaries
SEO Salaries discussed at search engine watch
Wednesday, September 05, 2007
Tuesday, September 04, 2007
SEO Tool : Supplemental Index Ratio Calculator
Found a new search engine optimisation tool that calculates supplemental ratio for any website. Supplemental Index Ratio tells webmasters that what percentage of pages indexed from there website are in googles supplemental results index. The lower your Supplemental Index Ratio is, the better.
Here are some tips to keep your supplemental index ration lower :
* Avoid duplicate content
* Write long posts
* Avoid linking at bad neighborhood
* Avoid excessive reciprocal links
More information on : Supplemental index ration calculator
Here are some tips to keep your supplemental index ration lower :
* Avoid duplicate content
* Write long posts
* Avoid linking at bad neighborhood
* Avoid excessive reciprocal links
More information on : Supplemental index ration calculator
Search Engine Optimisation quote of the day
Search Engine optimisation quote of the day:
“Its better to have linked and lost then to never have linked at all”
Saturday, August 11, 2007
Top Searcn Engine Optimisation Tools for your SEO success
Top Searcn Engine Optimisation Tools for your SEO success: Lot is talked about using tools for search engine optimisation and doing it manually. Some webmasters hate using tools whereas some don't. Here I present you top ten search engine optimisation tools that you can use for you sites success. These tolls are reaaly very effective for gaingin good ranking in search engines.
1 – Google Analytics : Its one of the most popular web-stats and traffic analysis tool available for free. Provides you infomration like no of visiors, page views, referals, referrin keywords and search engines, refering sites and lot more.
http://www.google.com/analytics/
2 - SEOmoz's Page Strength Tool: One of the leadin search engine optimisation firm providing you lots of SEO tools.Their Page Strength Tool shows you the "relative importance and visibility" and the "potential strength and ability of a page to rank in the search engines."
http://www.seomoz.org/page-strength
3 - Sitening.com's SEO Analyzer: Sitening.com's SEO Analyzer will help you to build the right framework. Sitening.com's SEO Analyzer can be found at: http://www.sitening.com/seo-tools/seo-analyzer/
4 - Summit Media's Spider Simulator: This tool tell spider reaction to your website and lets you analyze how a search engine reacts to your pages and what can be done to boost your usability.
http://tools.summitmedia.co.uk/spider/
5 - Xenu link sleuth : Cheks for broken links in your site. You can also chekc broken links offline by providin gthe folder you have stored your websites, thus you can check site for broken links before uploaoding the website.
http://home.snafu.de/tilman/xenulink.html
6 - GoogleRankings.com: Chekc your sites ranking for particualr keyword in all majo search engines.
http://www.googlerankings.com
1 – Google Analytics : Its one of the most popular web-stats and traffic analysis tool available for free. Provides you infomration like no of visiors, page views, referals, referrin keywords and search engines, refering sites and lot more.
http://www.google.com/analytics/
2 - SEOmoz's Page Strength Tool: One of the leadin search engine optimisation firm providing you lots of SEO tools.Their Page Strength Tool shows you the "relative importance and visibility" and the "potential strength and ability of a page to rank in the search engines."
http://www.seomoz.org/page-strength
3 - Sitening.com's SEO Analyzer: Sitening.com's SEO Analyzer will help you to build the right framework. Sitening.com's SEO Analyzer can be found at: http://www.sitening.com/seo-tools/seo-analyzer/
4 - Summit Media's Spider Simulator: This tool tell spider reaction to your website and lets you analyze how a search engine reacts to your pages and what can be done to boost your usability.
http://tools.summitmedia.co.uk/spider/
5 - Xenu link sleuth : Cheks for broken links in your site. You can also chekc broken links offline by providin gthe folder you have stored your websites, thus you can check site for broken links before uploaoding the website.
http://home.snafu.de/tilman/xenulink.html
6 - GoogleRankings.com: Chekc your sites ranking for particualr keyword in all majo search engines.
http://www.googlerankings.com
Wednesday, August 01, 2007
Search Engine Optimisation Quote
Search Engine Optimisation Quote of the day :
If Content is King, then Links are Queen
Wednesday, July 18, 2007
New tag by google for Search Engine Optimisation Experts
Google engineers revealed new tags :
1 unavailable_after, its a Meta tag which tells google to stop indexing a page after particlura time. I find this tag most helpful for large websites where pages are to expire more often.
2 Nosnippet & Noarchive tags : these tags eliminate some problems associated with Google caching and improperly displaying the snippets below the titles in the search results
REad more @ SEO round table
1 unavailable_after, its a Meta tag which tells google to stop indexing a page after particlura time. I find this tag most helpful for large websites where pages are to expire more often.
2 Nosnippet & Noarchive tags : these tags eliminate some problems associated with Google caching and improperly displaying the snippets below the titles in the search results
REad more @ SEO round table
Thursday, May 03, 2007
Search Engine Optimisation quote by SEOv
Was juss thinking what to post today as its been a long time posted here. really man these days am dammn bzy got getting time to read article on Search engine optimisation and then re-post them here in mah own way ;)
So juss created mah own Seach Engine Optimisation quote to post here:
----- SEOv
So juss created mah own Seach Engine Optimisation quote to post here:
Rankings are like virginity one Fuck and all gone
----- SEOv
Wednesday, March 28, 2007
Learn Search Engine Optimisation : SEOELITE
Learn Search Engine Optimisation : SEOELITE
For all whoe are new and or wanna keep themsleves updates on search engine optimisation tips and tricks below are SEOELITE lessons from Brad Callen. Thsese lesson are also helpful for webmaster who must be wondering why there site is not performing well on a search engine.
So have a happy Search Engine optimisation learning :)
http://seoelite.com/Lesson1.htm
http://seoelite.com/Lesson2-as.htm
http://seoelite.com/Lesson3-zs.htm
http://seoelite.com/Lesson4-zv.htm
http://seoelite.com/Lesson5-an.htm
http://seoelite.com/Lesson6-mn.htm
http://seoelite.com/Lesson7-yt.htm
http://seoelite.com/Lesson8-th.htm
http://seoelite.com/Lesson9-aq.htm
http://seoelite.com/Lesson10-ns.htm
http://seoelite.com/Lesson11-rs.htm
http://www.seoelite.com/Lesson12-tq.htm
http://www.seoelite.com/Lesson13-rs.htm
http://www.seoelite.com/Lesson14-st.htm
http://www.seoelite.com/Lesson15-rt.htm
http://www.seoelite.com/Lesson16-et.htm
http://www.seoelite.com/Lesson17-ls.htm
http://www.seoelite.com/Lesson18-tp.htm
http://www.seoelite.com/Lesson19-rs.htm
http://www.seoelite.com/Lesson20-ry.htm
http://www.seoelite.com/Lesson21-pi.htm
http://www.seoelite.com/Lesson22-er.htm
http://www.seoelite.com/Lesson23-wd.htm
http://www.seoelite.com/Lesson24-td.htm
http://www.seoelite.com/Lesson25-wv.htm
http://www.seoelite.com/Lesson26-tg.htm
http://www.seoelite.com/Lesson27-jf.htm
Choosing a search engine optimisation comapny
Choosing a search engine optimisation comapny
Juss came through an article on "How To Choose A Search Engine Optimization Company" it remned me of similiar article I posted @ this SEOv blog a long way back. Article titled "Choosing a SEO (SEARCH ENGINE OPTIMISATION) company " is posted here http://seov.blogspot.com/2006_04_01_archive.html
On evaluating both articles found few thigns common (though I know my articels are smaller in length ;) ) and trha fact that both articels focus upon :
Search Engine Optimisation Philosophy of company
Search Engine Optimisation Methodology / Specific Expertise
Depth Of Optimisation Service
System of Reporting
Company Structure and Size
Testimonials and Company SEO Rankings
Thursday, March 22, 2007
Search Engine Optimisation - Search search engine on search engines
Search Engine Optimisation - Search search engine on search engines
Hi,
Today was juss getting bored from my rutine work and started searhin fro dummy keywords in search engines. From dummy keyword I started searchin yahoo, msn n gogles ets over search engines, then I searched fro the term search engine in all three search engines. While examining the results found that no searchengien was ranking at top over its own serps. google was at top on yahoo and msn whiel in google SERPS it was wikipedia search engine page at the no one post. goolge ranked itlself at no 5 one step below MSN. Yahoo ranked itslef at no 2 below google whereas MSN was not at top 100 (I didn't looked after that) at its own search results.
Examine the results you'll get to know some difference in search algorithms of three search engine. I have soem clue now.
Saturday, March 10, 2007
Google Phone getwhat u want before you search
Google filed a patent which includes predicting phone calls and actions based upon time and location. Its being predicted that this technology could even debut in the iPhone when it is released in June.
In the patent Google discusses how all the data is stored on Google’s servers and queries are sent whenever the user is searching for something or typing a message. Presumably the queries would be sent over some kind of mobile AJAX interface. This patent is truly groundbreaking in what the application could do. Imagine that you are planning a night out in London. At 6pm Google could predict you are looking for a restaurant and, given your history of looking for directions to Chinese restaurants every week, would select an array of suitable places for you to eat.
At 9pm you would turn your phone on again and Google would know you wanted bars near the restaurant. At 11pm Google again predicts you need a list of local taxi firms.
Read more about this @
http://www.mad4mobilephones.com/news/621/
http://www.google.com/mentalplex/MP_faq.html
http://www.searchenginejournal.com/?p=4501
In the patent Google discusses how all the data is stored on Google’s servers and queries are sent whenever the user is searching for something or typing a message. Presumably the queries would be sent over some kind of mobile AJAX interface. This patent is truly groundbreaking in what the application could do. Imagine that you are planning a night out in London. At 6pm Google could predict you are looking for a restaurant and, given your history of looking for directions to Chinese restaurants every week, would select an array of suitable places for you to eat.
At 9pm you would turn your phone on again and Google would know you wanted bars near the restaurant. At 11pm Google again predicts you need a list of local taxi firms.
Read more about this @
http://www.mad4mobilephones.com/news/621/
http://www.google.com/mentalplex/MP_faq.html
http://www.searchenginejournal.com/?p=4501
Wednesday, February 28, 2007
Yahoo Vs Google : yahoo growing bit faster
According to marketwire press release yahoo is growing a bit faster than google. Most of the people in Search Engine optimisation and search engine marketing field must be surprised to read this.
visit http://www.marketwire.com/mw/release_html_b1?release_id=206586
If we compare the market share and groeth then definitley yahoo is growint faster.According to the report "Google with 3.035 billion searches in December, up 22.6% from the year before, and Yahoo with 1.412 billion searches, up 30.1% from December 2005".
The whole chart:
Top 10 Search Providers for December 2006,
Ranked by Searches (U.S.)
Provider Searches Growth Share ofSearches
Google Search 3,035,617 22.6% 50.8%
Yahoo! Search 1,412,904 30.1% 23.6%
MSN/Windows Live Search 499,946 -9.7% 8.4%
AOL Search 362,140 7.8% 6.1%
My Way Search 141,527 4.7% 2.4%
Ask.com Search 128,452 17.2% 2.1%
EarthLink Search 31,930 17.6% 0.5%
Dogpile.com Search 30,487 2.1% 0.5%
Comcast Search 26,931 N/A 0.5%
NexTag Search 26,835 123.2% 0.4%
Looking at the numbers for December 2004, December 2005, and December 2006, all reveals some interesting results.
Google:
December 2004: 1,414,778
December 2005: 2,475,895
December 2006: 3,035,617
Yahoo:
December 2004: 711,857
December 2005: 1,085,918
December 2006: 1,412,904
You can clearly see that, although Google gained 560 million users in the last year (down from 1.06 billion the year before), and Yahoo gained 330 million (down from 370 million the year before), Yahoo gained a higher percentage over the previous year than Google did. Google had roughly double the market share of Yahoo in 12/04, then 1.4 times the market share in 12/05, and is now back to double the market share in 12/06. In a sense, Yahoo has erased recent losses, getting itself at least back to where it was two years ago, while Googles growth has slowed.
If things continue at this very specific pace, this is what the next few years will look like:
12/2007:
Google: 3.495 billion
Yahoo: 1.802 billion
12/2008:
Google: 3.855 billion
Yahoo: 2.052 billion
12/2009:
Google: 4.155 billion
Yahoo: 2.262 billion
12/2010:
Google: 4.315 billion
Yahoo: 2.432 billion
12/2011:
Google: 4.375 billion
Yahoo: 2.562 billion
12/2012:
Google: 4.335 billion
Yahoo: 2.652 billion
12/2013:
Google: 4.195 billion
Yahoo: 2.702 billion
12/2014:
Google: 3.955 billion
Yahoo: 2.712 billion
WOW gr8 ha na Lets see yahoo is going to do sometihng ot increase groth in future :)
Meanswhile there something wrong with new bloger I am getting problem with dat :(
someon suggest what to da coz As I switched to new blogger my seov blog got out of google cache now I can't even switch back to old blogger.
visit http://www.marketwire.com/mw/release_html_b1?release_id=206586
If we compare the market share and groeth then definitley yahoo is growint faster.According to the report "Google with 3.035 billion searches in December, up 22.6% from the year before, and Yahoo with 1.412 billion searches, up 30.1% from December 2005".
The whole chart:
Top 10 Search Providers for December 2006,
Ranked by Searches (U.S.)
Provider Searches Growth Share ofSearches
Google Search 3,035,617 22.6% 50.8%
Yahoo! Search 1,412,904 30.1% 23.6%
MSN/Windows Live Search 499,946 -9.7% 8.4%
AOL Search 362,140 7.8% 6.1%
My Way Search 141,527 4.7% 2.4%
Ask.com Search 128,452 17.2% 2.1%
EarthLink Search 31,930 17.6% 0.5%
Dogpile.com Search 30,487 2.1% 0.5%
Comcast Search 26,931 N/A 0.5%
NexTag Search 26,835 123.2% 0.4%
Looking at the numbers for December 2004, December 2005, and December 2006, all reveals some interesting results.
Google:
December 2004: 1,414,778
December 2005: 2,475,895
December 2006: 3,035,617
Yahoo:
December 2004: 711,857
December 2005: 1,085,918
December 2006: 1,412,904
You can clearly see that, although Google gained 560 million users in the last year (down from 1.06 billion the year before), and Yahoo gained 330 million (down from 370 million the year before), Yahoo gained a higher percentage over the previous year than Google did. Google had roughly double the market share of Yahoo in 12/04, then 1.4 times the market share in 12/05, and is now back to double the market share in 12/06. In a sense, Yahoo has erased recent losses, getting itself at least back to where it was two years ago, while Googles growth has slowed.
If things continue at this very specific pace, this is what the next few years will look like:
12/2007:
Google: 3.495 billion
Yahoo: 1.802 billion
12/2008:
Google: 3.855 billion
Yahoo: 2.052 billion
12/2009:
Google: 4.155 billion
Yahoo: 2.262 billion
12/2010:
Google: 4.315 billion
Yahoo: 2.432 billion
12/2011:
Google: 4.375 billion
Yahoo: 2.562 billion
12/2012:
Google: 4.335 billion
Yahoo: 2.652 billion
12/2013:
Google: 4.195 billion
Yahoo: 2.702 billion
12/2014:
Google: 3.955 billion
Yahoo: 2.712 billion
WOW gr8 ha na Lets see yahoo is going to do sometihng ot increase groth in future :)
Meanswhile there something wrong with new bloger I am getting problem with dat :(
someon suggest what to da coz As I switched to new blogger my seov blog got out of google cache now I can't even switch back to old blogger.
Monday, February 26, 2007
Search engine optimisation Flashback @ SEOv
Search engine optimisation Flashback @ SEOv
What I've published in past @ SEOv blog. those in bold are my fav posts, not coz they contain good stuff relates to search engine optimisation but due to the fact that I've wriiten all dost artciles by myself and not from any SEO website or SEO article.
http://seov.blogspot.com/2006/09/google-pluto-update.html
http://seov.blogspot.com/2006/09/google-click-to-call.html
http://seov.blogspot.com/2006/09/google-and-search-engine-optimisation.html
http://seov.blogspot.com/2006/09/good-bye-google.html
http://seov.blogspot.com/2006/05/search-engine-optimisation.html
http://seov.blogspot.com/2006/06/seo-reports-how-they-help-in-search.html
http://seov.blogspot.com/2006/08/search-engine-optimisation-quiz.html
http://seov.blogspot.com/2006/06/increasing-roi-and-conversion-rate.html
http://seov.blogspot.com/2006/09/google-top-10.html
http://seov.blogspot.com/2006/08/seov-index.html
http://seov.blogspot.com/2006/08/do-you-validate-your-html-code.html
http://seov.blogspot.com/2006/10/make-money-google.html
http://seov.blogspot.com/2005/05/meta-tag-optimisation-power-of-html.html
http://seov.blogspot.com/2005/11/anchor-text-optimisation-seo.html
http://seov.blogspot.com/2006/01/24-spam-techniques-various-spam-and.html
http://seov.blogspot.com/2006/01/google-adsense-getting-cash-from-your.html
http://seov.blogspot.com/2005/11/content-is-king.html
http://seov.blogspot.com/2006/10/serps-modification-by-search-engines.html
http://seov.blogspot.com/2005/05/keyword-research.html
http://seov.blogspot.com/2006/03/seo-for-site-with-frames.html
http://seov.blogspot.com/2005/11/google-jagger-update-2005.html
http://seov.blogspot.com/2006/03/organic-vs-paid-listings.html
http://seov.blogspot.com/2006/11/earn-money-from-internet.html
http://seov.blogspot.com/2006/11/seo-long-term-vs-short-term.html
http://seov.blogspot.com/2006/11/link-baiting-search-engine.html
http://seov.blogspot.com/2006_11_01_seov_archive.html
http://seov.blogspot.com/2005_05_01_archive.html
http://seov.blogspot.com/2005_11_01_archive.html
http://seov.blogspot.com/2006_01_01_archive.html
http://seov.blogspot.com/2006_03_01_archive.html
http://seov.blogspot.com/2006_04_01_archive.html
http://seov.blogspot.com/2006_05_01_archive.html
http://seov.blogspot.com/2006_06_01_archive.html
http://seov.blogspot.com/2006_08_01_archive.html
http://seov.blogspot.com/2006_09_01_archive.html
http://seov.blogspot.com/2006_10_01_archive.html
http://seov.blogspot.com/2006_11_01_archive.html
http://seov.blogspot.com/2007_02_01_archive.html
What I've published in past @ SEOv blog. those in bold are my fav posts, not coz they contain good stuff relates to search engine optimisation but due to the fact that I've wriiten all dost artciles by myself and not from any SEO website or SEO article.
http://seov.blogspot.com/2006/09/google-pluto-update.html
http://seov.blogspot.com/2006/09/google-click-to-call.html
http://seov.blogspot.com/2006/09/google-and-search-engine-optimisation.html
http://seov.blogspot.com/2006/09/good-bye-google.html
http://seov.blogspot.com/2006/05/search-engine-optimisation.html
http://seov.blogspot.com/2006/06/seo-reports-how-they-help-in-search.html
http://seov.blogspot.com/2006/08/search-engine-optimisation-quiz.html
http://seov.blogspot.com/2006/06/increasing-roi-and-conversion-rate.html
http://seov.blogspot.com/2006/09/google-top-10.html
http://seov.blogspot.com/2006/08/seov-index.html
http://seov.blogspot.com/2006/08/do-you-validate-your-html-code.html
http://seov.blogspot.com/2006/10/make-money-google.html
http://seov.blogspot.com/2005/05/meta-tag-optimisation-power-of-html.html
http://seov.blogspot.com/2005/11/anchor-text-optimisation-seo.html
http://seov.blogspot.com/2006/01/24-spam-techniques-various-spam-and.html
http://seov.blogspot.com/2006/01/google-adsense-getting-cash-from-your.html
http://seov.blogspot.com/2005/11/content-is-king.html
http://seov.blogspot.com/2006/10/serps-modification-by-search-engines.html
http://seov.blogspot.com/2005/05/keyword-research.html
http://seov.blogspot.com/2006/03/seo-for-site-with-frames.html
http://seov.blogspot.com/2005/11/google-jagger-update-2005.html
http://seov.blogspot.com/2006/03/organic-vs-paid-listings.html
http://seov.blogspot.com/2006/11/earn-money-from-internet.html
http://seov.blogspot.com/2006/11/seo-long-term-vs-short-term.html
http://seov.blogspot.com/2006/11/link-baiting-search-engine.html
http://seov.blogspot.com/2006_11_01_seov_archive.html
http://seov.blogspot.com/2005_05_01_archive.html
http://seov.blogspot.com/2005_11_01_archive.html
http://seov.blogspot.com/2006_01_01_archive.html
http://seov.blogspot.com/2006_03_01_archive.html
http://seov.blogspot.com/2006_04_01_archive.html
http://seov.blogspot.com/2006_05_01_archive.html
http://seov.blogspot.com/2006_06_01_archive.html
http://seov.blogspot.com/2006_08_01_archive.html
http://seov.blogspot.com/2006_09_01_archive.html
http://seov.blogspot.com/2006_10_01_archive.html
http://seov.blogspot.com/2006_11_01_archive.html
http://seov.blogspot.com/2007_02_01_archive.html
Thursday, February 22, 2007
Better content fro your site
All know that content is the king in SEO. Below are few points webmaster should keep in mind for content of there websites.
Write it for people: Don't target search engines i.e stuffing keywords all over etc. Juss write the content for visitors of
your website, what are you offering them.
Using small chunks
That are easy to digest
Don't write a paragraph that is 400 words long
Format your content: Nicely format the content of your website so that lokks intresting to visitors.
Use headers and subheadings, as well as pictures, lists, and quotes to break up your content
Sound authoritative
Write with style and bias
Write it for people: Don't target search engines i.e stuffing keywords all over etc. Juss write the content for visitors of
your website, what are you offering them.
Using small chunks
That are easy to digest
Don't write a paragraph that is 400 words long
Format your content: Nicely format the content of your website so that lokks intresting to visitors.
Use headers and subheadings, as well as pictures, lists, and quotes to break up your content
Sound authoritative
Write with style and bias
Monday, February 12, 2007
Yahoo! Pipes
Visit yahoo pipes @ http://pipes.yahoo.com/
What is yahoo pipes : Pipes is a hosted service that lets you remix feeds and create new data mashups in a visual programming environment. The name of the service pays tribute to Unix pipes, which let programmers do astonishingly clever things by making it easy to chain simple utilities together on the command line.
Philosophy Behind the Project: There is a rapidly-growing body of well-structured data available online in the form of XML feeds. These feeds range from simple lists of blog entries and news stories to more structured, machine-generated data sources like the Yahoo! Maps Traffic RSS feed. Because of the dearth of tools for manipulating these data sources in meaningful ways, their use has so far largely been limited to feed readers.
REad more abour yahoo pipes @ http://pipes.yahoo.com/intro
What is yahoo pipes : Pipes is a hosted service that lets you remix feeds and create new data mashups in a visual programming environment. The name of the service pays tribute to Unix pipes, which let programmers do astonishingly clever things by making it easy to chain simple utilities together on the command line.
Philosophy Behind the Project: There is a rapidly-growing body of well-structured data available online in the form of XML feeds. These feeds range from simple lists of blog entries and news stories to more structured, machine-generated data sources like the Yahoo! Maps Traffic RSS feed. Because of the dearth of tools for manipulating these data sources in meaningful ways, their use has so far largely been limited to feed readers.
REad more abour yahoo pipes @ http://pipes.yahoo.com/intro
Thursday, February 08, 2007
Personalized search : Is search goin pesonalized
Yahoo Search has announced the addition of new, more narrow Yahoo Search Builder sizes and is now featuring sites which are using Yahoo Search Builder on the YSB homepage. Its a application where yahooo users can build there own search engine.
More info @ http://www.searchenginejournal.com/?p=4379
More info @ http://www.searchenginejournal.com/?p=4379
Wednesday, November 29, 2006
Link Baiting & Search Engine Optimisation
A lot is heard and talked about link baiting in SEO industry. Basically link baiting is linked as a black hat SEO technique but actually link baiting is the term that you can collectively use to describe all procedures/practices you use to get link to your website so as to increast its link poularity. Hence link exchange caimpaigns (reciprocal or non reciprocal), dir submission, articles and press release submission all are link bait techniques.
Recent read an article "20 Linkbaiting Techniques" mentioning 20 techniques to get link yo your website. Visit http://www.problogger.net/archives/2006/09/21/20-linkbaiting-techniqes/ for more detailed info on all baiting techniques, here in SEOv blog I am only mentioning 20 link baiting techniques :)
1. Tools: Create a tooll like one I used on my blog how much worth ur blog is, such a tool other pwople can use on there website providing a link to your site.
2. Quizzes: Same technique as above, instead og toll use quizzes.
3. Contests: Read the article :( :(
4. Be First: With idea others will follow u'll get the credit.
5. Scoops: related to being first is breaking a story in your niche. Break a big enough story and the amount of others that link to you giving you credit for being the source of their own news posts can be quite massive.
6. Exposé: Similiar to the above, u can make a buzz and get thousands of links to you by breaking any scam etc... Remember TEHALKA
7. Awards: ................
8. Lists: Juss do some social bookmarking for your website.
9. Humor: Humour spreads a lot, afunny clip, pic etc can click for you.
10. Make someone famous: Again vicit linkmentioned.
11. Create belonging/community: mmmmmmmm not a gud idea.
12. Design: Leave it
13. Rants: !@#$%^&*()(&%$#@
14. Controversy: May be risky for your business
15. Attack:
16. Shock
17. Research and Statistics
18. Give something away
19. Usefulness
20. Cool Factor
Meanwhile I wish I could know what differene Search Engine Optimisation Companies are doing to increase link poularity....... Idea I think its time to contact colleagues from previous SEO companies, make new friends in SEO industry.... Hope this will work..... B+ ;)
Recent read an article "20 Linkbaiting Techniques" mentioning 20 techniques to get link yo your website. Visit http://www.problogger.net/archives/2006/09/21/20-linkbaiting-techniqes/ for more detailed info on all baiting techniques, here in SEOv blog I am only mentioning 20 link baiting techniques :)
1. Tools: Create a tooll like one I used on my blog how much worth ur blog is, such a tool other pwople can use on there website providing a link to your site.
2. Quizzes: Same technique as above, instead og toll use quizzes.
3. Contests: Read the article :( :(
4. Be First: With idea others will follow u'll get the credit.
5. Scoops: related to being first is breaking a story in your niche. Break a big enough story and the amount of others that link to you giving you credit for being the source of their own news posts can be quite massive.
6. Exposé: Similiar to the above, u can make a buzz and get thousands of links to you by breaking any scam etc... Remember TEHALKA
7. Awards: ................
8. Lists: Juss do some social bookmarking for your website.
9. Humor: Humour spreads a lot, afunny clip, pic etc can click for you.
10. Make someone famous: Again vicit linkmentioned.
11. Create belonging/community: mmmmmmmm not a gud idea.
12. Design: Leave it
13. Rants: !@#$%^&*()(&%$#@
14. Controversy: May be risky for your business
15. Attack:
16. Shock
17. Research and Statistics
18. Give something away
19. Usefulness
20. Cool Factor
Meanwhile I wish I could know what differene Search Engine Optimisation Companies are doing to increase link poularity....... Idea I think its time to contact colleagues from previous SEO companies, make new friends in SEO industry.... Hope this will work..... B+ ;)
Wednesday, November 22, 2006
SEO : Long term vs Short term
Different Search Engine Optimisation Companies provides different types of SEO services some of them are short term like they'll optimise a given site for given set of keywords over a fixed ammount of time. After that client may sign up for a monthly or annual maintenace programme. Other SEO package may include long term SEO stretegy like optimisation of a websites for given keywords and also adding more pages+ keywords. A client may hire a company for any of SEO package for his/her website depending upon nature of business and SEO needs etc.......
NOw both short term and long term SEO serviceshan there own brnrfits n drawbacks. A webmaster can consider both the cases and ask the Search Engine Optimisation Company
fro which suits better.
Short term SEO :
PROS:
1. Pages gets fully analyzed, optimized and rolled out within a few weeks or months.
2. No long-term contracts.
3. No large re-occurring fees.
Cons:
1. Nothing gets rolled out until its all complete. If the contract calls for a large number of keywords or pages to be optimized you might be in for a long wait.
2. Some important keywords many not get optimized as the contract has limitations as to how many pages and keywords are to be optimized.
3. Newly popular phrases don't get optimized without making an additional optimization purchase.
4. Reporting and analysis is limited.
5. Link building is limited.
Long-Term SEO:
Pros:
1. New keywords are always being found and optimized into your site.
2. Ongoing analysis, maintenance, reporting and consulting.
3. Ongoing link analysis and building
4. You know who is ultimately responsible.
5. No fees for just keeping the status quo or a few reports
6. Pages are rolled out as soon as they are ready, no waiting for "everything" to be completed.
7. Constant analysis for new trendy keywords that can bring in targeted traffic.
8. Ongoing link building efforts
9. Ongoing reporting and in depth performance analysis
Cons:
1. Some important keywords may take a while to get optimized and rolled out.
2. Larger ongoing fees.
3. Long-term contracts often required.
NOw both short term and long term SEO serviceshan there own brnrfits n drawbacks. A webmaster can consider both the cases and ask the Search Engine Optimisation Company
fro which suits better.
Short term SEO :
PROS:
1. Pages gets fully analyzed, optimized and rolled out within a few weeks or months.
2. No long-term contracts.
3. No large re-occurring fees.
Cons:
1. Nothing gets rolled out until its all complete. If the contract calls for a large number of keywords or pages to be optimized you might be in for a long wait.
2. Some important keywords many not get optimized as the contract has limitations as to how many pages and keywords are to be optimized.
3. Newly popular phrases don't get optimized without making an additional optimization purchase.
4. Reporting and analysis is limited.
5. Link building is limited.
Long-Term SEO:
Pros:
1. New keywords are always being found and optimized into your site.
2. Ongoing analysis, maintenance, reporting and consulting.
3. Ongoing link analysis and building
4. You know who is ultimately responsible.
5. No fees for just keeping the status quo or a few reports
6. Pages are rolled out as soon as they are ready, no waiting for "everything" to be completed.
7. Constant analysis for new trendy keywords that can bring in targeted traffic.
8. Ongoing link building efforts
9. Ongoing reporting and in depth performance analysis
Cons:
1. Some important keywords may take a while to get optimized and rolled out.
2. Larger ongoing fees.
3. Long-term contracts often required.
Monday, November 13, 2006
Earn money from internet
Internet is a big oppotunity for making money with little hard and more smart work. All you need is to know the tips and tricks for how to maken money online. Look at google its making its money from internet. If google can so do you. There are a lot of methods of making monet from internet like:
1. Taking work at home opportunities.
2. Affiliate marekting.
3. Google adsense.
From the above three work at home opportunities like taking part in paid surveys, becomming a secret or mystery shopper and other similiar works like that are easy to be done doesn't require more effort from you. Easy to undertake but it can only help you earn few extra bucks apart from your regualr source of income.
Affiliate marketing is also a great opportunities. Lots of people are making money through affiliate marketing. In affilaite marketing you promote products or services of partern/company you signed up for known as your affiliate through your blog or website or thru e-mails and the affiliate will pay you some commission on each sale or recomendation etc. Its a good opportunity but there are certain risk facotrs like no payment from affiliate etc.
Atlast google adsense it great method to make money all you need is to sign up for a google adsense account and add the addesnes ad code in your blog or website. In da befining you can start with your blog learn how to make most of google adsense and then for more earnings you can tyr it on your websites.
More on how to make most of gogle adsense in next post.
Keep visitng!!!!
1. Taking work at home opportunities.
2. Affiliate marekting.
3. Google adsense.
From the above three work at home opportunities like taking part in paid surveys, becomming a secret or mystery shopper and other similiar works like that are easy to be done doesn't require more effort from you. Easy to undertake but it can only help you earn few extra bucks apart from your regualr source of income.
Affiliate marketing is also a great opportunities. Lots of people are making money through affiliate marketing. In affilaite marketing you promote products or services of partern/company you signed up for known as your affiliate through your blog or website or thru e-mails and the affiliate will pay you some commission on each sale or recomendation etc. Its a good opportunity but there are certain risk facotrs like no payment from affiliate etc.
Atlast google adsense it great method to make money all you need is to sign up for a google adsense account and add the addesnes ad code in your blog or website. In da befining you can start with your blog learn how to make most of google adsense and then for more earnings you can tyr it on your websites.
More on how to make most of gogle adsense in next post.
Keep visitng!!!!
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