Posts Tagged ‘keyword research’

 

SEO Tip of the Day- Intro to SEO Copywriting

Thursday, November 5th, 2009

SEO copywriting is all about perpetuating relevance between users and search engines.  As a site’s relevance to users increases based on their interactions and usage patterns in analytics of a site, so does its relevance to search engines.  The more relevant a page is to searchers, the higher the search ranking a page will receive. A website ranking on [...]

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SEO Tip of the Day – Choosing Targeted Keywords

Tuesday, November 3rd, 2009

When choosing keywords, start local, then target as specifically as possible.  Often, targeting your local demographic by incorporating local search phrases allows local searchers to naturally boost your search engine ranking.  From region to region, a variety of linguistic idiosyncracies exist.  For example, soda, cola, soft drink and pop all mean the same thing to different people.  [...]

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SEO Tip of The Day: Page Rank, Keyword Research, and Knowing Your Competitors’ Keywords

Monday, September 21st, 2009

Page rank is a small part of the ranking algorithm. A site with lower PR can actually outrank one with a higher PR. Keyword Research is a time-consuming process, but it’s the only way to effectively plan an SEO campaign. With the ability to see what keywords your competition is ranking for, you know now [...]

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SEO Tip of The Day: Understanding Search: Images VS Text

Friday, September 11th, 2009

A vital part of making your Web site more visible is understanding how search engine optimization utilizes keywords to drive traffic to your site.  Search engines read the text on your page to determine their results, and they are picky about what is actually considered text.  For example, many designers use image files with embedded [...]

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