Posts Tagged ‘SEO Tips’

 

SEO Tip of the Day: Gather the Most Online Real Estate for Your Brand

Tuesday, November 10th, 2009

Now that you’ve created and generated a thorough sitemap and have a strong structure for your website, Google crawlers will begin to explore and index your site.  A well-organized website will yield two results in Google when your brand name is searched. Google allows a maximum of two results per search per page (domain) for [...]

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SEO tip of the Day: Create and Submit a Sitemap

Saturday, November 7th, 2009

You’ve chosen keywords, decided on a URL, and have a general outline of all the pages that will exist within your site and the organization in which they will branch out and link, but you still have to create a sitemap page for your website. A sitemap is similar to a table of contents. It [...]

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SEO Tip of the Day-Optimize URL and Search Results

Wednesday, October 28th, 2009

Today we have a few pointers on optimizing search engine results and organizing categories within your site. Best practices for search-friendly pages include keyword placement in URLs, and titling your site’s pages in ways that are friendly for both humans and search engines. One topic per page. If you have a variety products or services, devote at least one page per topic. You may have [...]

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SEO Tip: A Keyword Focused Title Tag on Every Page of Your Site is Critical

Thursday, June 25th, 2009

When users are searching for a product or service, unless you are a household brand/name, it is unlikely that they will be searching for you by name, and therefore may not find you. For this reason, it is a smart SEO strategy to avoid using your company name in your title tags. A unique and [...]

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If you want your page to still be indexed but do not want any link juice being passed to it:

Thursday, June 11th, 2009

Anytime you link to that particular page, through header menu, footer, or any links, simply add a rel=’nofollow” tag to the hyperlink. The tag will ensure that search engines do not follow that link, passing link juice from the current page to that page. Know that the page will be indexed and crawled through sitemap [...]

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