Search engine optimisation myths every webmaster should know (11/17/2011)
(...) Submitting to search engines may be the fastest method to get indexed. Not quite. You need to undergo search engines to prompt the search spiders for faster indexation; but developing natural, organic, relevant backlinks is the greatest and many efficient way of ranking using the search engines long-term. (...)

SEO ideas to avoid Google penalty or Google sandbox (11/01/2011)
(...) This is because of the fact that most of the times you site will divert that page to your HostSite which may be a poor sign for that search engines since it stops working the relevance of your site. Finally, you can take a look at Google's webmaster guidelines as well as ensure that you've got a great deal of use of their help forum. By doing this you can avoid Google penalty and be sure that your SEO process goes smoothly. (...)

SEO techniques for increasing PR and getting backlinks (10/24/2011)
(...) Content: This is the key element. Contents should be own. There is no copied content using their company websites. (...)

Steps to get your website indexed fast by Google (10/17/2011)
(...) Anyhow, there's single logic the reason why you mark articles, and that would be to tell your assemblage in regards to a subject material. It's considerably significant that your article is made leading article marketing reality, or you also survive to fail in the promotional interest as sketch out beyond. Obviously, it's furthermore decidedly valuable that you pre-plan how you can acquire individuals to view you article, and then to click on your site link in the ability box. (...)

Search engine marketing and SEO explained (03/14/2011)
(...) This method, not surprisingly, is called search engine optimization, or SEO. Exactly what does SEO mean? SEO also requires you to organize your site in such a manner that search engines can more effectively determine its content. That also affects web page design there are design techniques that can improve your search ranking and people that can cause the search engines to disregard you completely. (...)

How important is PageRank and how are pages indexed by Google (03/14/2011)
(...) Dynamic pages are hard to index As large as the databases at Google, Yahoo!, and Bing are, you may still find lots of web pages that don't make it into those databases. What forms of web pages are difficult for the search engines to index and why? First, know that most search engines today don't do a sufficient job of searching the "deep Web," those web pages generated on the fly from big databasedriven websites that is, pages that are made when a visitor fills in a form or enters a search query on the site. Similarly, search engines also don't always find pages served by the big news sites, pages housed on web forums and discussion groups, pages of blog posts, and so forth. (...)

Basic SEO tips and a better understanding of SEM (03/14/2011)
(...) Keywords A search engine doesn't yet possess the human capacity to read sentences and paragraphs and understand what it reads. Current technology enables a search engine to drag specific content from a page's text, but that's about it; the search engine doesn't have way of understanding how well those content are used. To find out what's important on a page, search engines search for keywords. (...)

Importance of HTML tags and backlinks in SEO techniques (03/14/2011)
(...) For this reason, you should use traditional heading tags (rather than newer Cascading Style Sheet coding) to emphasize key content on your pages. Backlinks Google was the first search engine to realize that web rankings might be somewhat of a popularity contest that is, if your site got a lot of traffic, there was probably a very good reason for it. A useless site wouldn't attract a lot of visitors (at least not long-term), nor wouldn't it inspire other sites to link into it. (...)

Optimize the content of your site for better rankings (03/14/2011)
(...) In most cases, quality content isn't overtly promotional or commercial in nature. It's content that informs the reader without being self-serving. It answers important questions without leaving more questions unanswered. (...)

SEO use of key words and phrases (03/14/2011)
(...) You can make use of the results from these keyword research tools to look for the most powerful keywords to include on your site. These keyword research tools work by matching the content of your website with keywords relevant to that content; they've already searched through hundreds of thousands of possible keywords and phrases on the most widely used search engines and mapped the results to their own databases. You enter a word or phrase that describes what your site provides, and the research tool returns a summary of words or phrases associated with that description, in descending order of search popularity. (...)

Easy SEO tips and techniques for blogs (03/14/2011)
(...) Once you decide on the keywords and phrases that reference the primary topics of your blog, you need to insert those keywords within your blog's descriptive text which, ideally, should appear high on your blog page, probably directly beneath the name of the blog. It's also wise to place important keywords in the template's <TITLE> tag, <META> tags, and in all alternative image text. It's these keywords that search engines search for when they're indexing blogs; the more prominent and relevant the keywords in your blog, the higher your blog will appear in the search engine's results. (...)

SEO is a permanent activity if you want your site to rank high (03/14/2011)
(...) This argues in favor of developing a continuing SEO maintenance plan for your website. This plan will include performance tracking, competitive analysis, keyword evaluation, content updating, structural analysis, and inbound link development. Exactly what does this mean in practice? For most sites, this means constantly evaluating your search ranking and tweaking your site's SEO. (...)

Easy steps to optimize a page for search engines (02/24/2011)
(...) How do you do this? Pay per Click (PPC). "I'm going to use PPC to try my SEO?" Exactly. It will save you time and frustration. (...)

Get a double listing in Google following simple guidelines (02/24/2011)
(...) Check if you have a second listing in the Best players. Create a new page on your site about the subject with a more specific angle. Verify the Title tag is compelling and contains the target keyword phrase the beginning of the Title and that it's DIFFERENT than the page currently ranking. (...)

Total words to use in a title and meta description (02/24/2011)
(...) " Recall the three-step process to successful SEO: Ranking, Click-thru and Conversion. Your rank is worthless with no click-thru, and the click-thru is wasted without a conversion. Start a conversation with your prospects by using the Title Tag. (...)

Link popularity and reputation are of paramount importance in SEO (02/24/2011)
(...) Don't allow visible PageRank, on the toolbar, to influence your decisions, it's old and outdated. For SEO, only targeted keyword phrases that convert, cost 50 cents or more per click and get at least ten clicks daily. Use NicheWatch to verify if you can get into the Top 20 within 30 days or less. (...)

Off page SEO techniques and easy to follow tips (02/24/2011)
(...) More code can equal more errors. Check your code using SEO Chat's Code to Text Ratio Tool. Keep in mind that 40% or better is good. (...)

Use good headlines when you write content for your site (02/24/2011)
(...) If you use a Content Management System (CMS) the written text must be "seen" by the search engine spiders to index it. Some CMSs make the text "invisible" to search engines. Content tagging This describes bolding or italicizing your keyword phrase in the content. (...)

How Google Webmaster Tools can help with your SEO (02/24/2011)
(...) If you do not have one, create one. According to testing, the very best program for creating sitemaps is SOFTplus GSiteCrawler. If you don't want the hassle of installing a program, make use of the online version of XML Sitemaps. (...)

How to get links for new and existing sites (02/24/2011)
(...) The simplest way to do this is to check their website with a bot for broken links. Most sites may have a few and you can politely mention these phones the Webmaster like a "way in". Anytime you help a Webmaster, they should be more than receptive to your offer. (...)

Link popularity and link reputation can determine your PageRank in Google (02/24/2011)
(...) One quality link can carry the same benefit as a hundred or more poor quality links. To gain maximum benefit from a quality link, it is very important to use your keyword phrase in the link text (anchor-text) for incoming links. You would like important and related links, not just any links. (...)

How to use the Google Search Filters to obtain good SEO results (02/24/2011)
(...) Consider the number of words in the Title and the Keyword Density (KWD) in comparison towards the sites that rank above yours. Often, just a slight change will allow your site to climb in the SERPs. A great program to help you with these calculations and recommendations is IBP. (...)

Become a trusted site with Google (02/24/2011)
(...) Watch for sudden spikes or surges in PageRank or links that are out of step with your site's history. These can raise a SPAM flag and alert Google to examine. During this inspection, some other factors or causes of giving your site a penalty, might get noticed. (...)

Reasons why a page ends up in the Google supplemental index (02/24/2011)
(...) Pages in the SI don't rank well, period. This is why you want to get your pages out of the Supplemental Index - especially if you run a hostile AdSense campaign. Having just one page in the SI could be costing you hundreds, otherwise thousands of dollars per month. (...)

How to get your pages out from the Google supplemental index (02/24/2011)
(...) You mayrather than a hyphen in the Title. I have seen some good movement by doing this, plus, it seems to command attention and improve click-through rate. Don't have more than one Title Tag and do not repeat your targeted keyword phrases in the Title. (...)

SEO facts regarding Google and its main features (02/24/2011)
(...) Google Local has maps embedded right into the SERPs. Google News contains images. Since these additions are happening right within the SERPS, it means that it will affect where your sites are positioned. (...)

Using Google Video and Google News to promote your site (02/24/2011)
(...) Essentially, I optimized the video page as I would every other page. I then submitted it to Google Video and YouTube. If you use video in an effort to promote your business or your products, make sure that you have your logo and/or your website URL in plain sight at the beginning and end from the video. (...)

Google algorithm and PageRank are both important in SEO strategies (10/03/2010)
(...) In the late 1990s, though, it was all fair game until along came the Google spider with the crowd behind it. Essentially, Google weighs links from authoritative Web sites - those with higher PageRanks - more heavily than those from low PageRank sites. Of course, we all know that Google eventually caved and launched AdWords in October 2000, setting the stage for what would become a $20 billion-plus annual revenue source by the end of the decade. (...)

Search advertisers must test the ad text (10/03/2010)
(...) Beyond keywords and copy, your landing page is another important variable to test. The page that you send people to after they click on your ad must be relevant to the query not only to convert the visitor to a customer but to improve your Quality Score. There are many elements to consider on your landing page for testing and optimization. (...)

Drupal and Canonical Links (09/15/2010)
(...) To configure the module, point your browser to http://www.yourDrupalsite.com/admin/settings/globalredirect or click on Admin | Site configuration | Global Redirect. (...)