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SEO: Updates and Predictions for 2013

Welcome to my annual posting of new trends, changes and predictions occurring within the SEO industry. Now to be fair, my data is collected, compiled, evaluated and re-processed to bring you the most up to date trends and concerns within … Continue reading

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SEO Dictionary

Just a quick post to point out a cool little resource worth linking to. This came across my email today – A SEO Dictionary. It’s setup real easy to use and provides a quick resource for those new to the … Continue reading

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Youtube: SEO Tip – Using Captions to Gain Indexing!

This latest tip is actually a cool “little known” SEO tip for getting the maximum value out of your Youtube clips. The “Captions” feature was added in 2009 to allow for captions to be added or translated to other languages. … Continue reading

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New Google Analytics – How Many Keywords? – Where is it?

Where are they? PREVIOUS: TRAFFIC SOURCES—>KEYWORDS NEW: TRAFFIC SOURCES—>SOURCES–>SEARCH–>ORGANIC It appears that you may have to re-adjust a few new changes in Google Analytics. Previously when looking at the “Keywords” it would list a nice overview phrase such as: “Search … Continue reading

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SEO Over Optimization Warnings – Steps to Take in 2012

SEO continues to get more specific and a bit harder the case of SERPs and gaining leverage. In many respects its becoming the Web that we wished for, for so many years. Though as SEO’s that means we need to … Continue reading

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The Death of 1 Page SEO Sites

Sure you know the scoop by now. Pick out your keywords, grab a handfull or more of keyword URL domains and plant your seed sites into ground. The MO for this was, by doing this you claim important keyword traffic … Continue reading

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SEO Predictions for 2012

The following SEO predictions are collected from a combination of personal studies and that of over 30 industry websites. It is thru this study that I have culminated the top and most anticipated movements within the SEO community. The points … Continue reading

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SEO: How to Extract Common keywords from Google Analytics?

SEO – Extreme Keyword Analysis Extracting phrases and common words to better format your pages At some point, if you are a serious SEO your gonna want to dig a little deeper into data to see how your web page … Continue reading

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Yahoo Site Explorer has moved on

Those of you who still rely on the old method of updating your Yahoo Site Explorer data, you can finally move forward. It was announced that Bing and Yahoo data would be merging a while ago. Confirmation of this came … Continue reading

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Enabling Google Pagerank in Internet Explorer (where is it?)

I just installed the Google toolbar, where did Page rank go??? OK, I wont go into the semantics of if PR is important or not, you can read more on Pagerank Simply, this article is on how to get PR … Continue reading

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How to add a file extension to your WordPress posts?

If you are looking for the optimum SEO format for your filenames, you’ll want to set this up pretty early so you don’t got and change it later. If your wordpress site is already ranking and you have pages getting … Continue reading

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On-page SEO: How well is your article ranking? – The right way to measure your results

While your results will vary depending on what words you use, I have found the best way to get a true scope is by limiting as much as possible. Though this requires a bit of demonstration: So we will use … Continue reading

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Why a 301 redirect?

301 redirect = “moved permanently 302 redirect – “moved temporary” According to recent tests: 301 passes 90-99% of link value to new URL 302 passes almost no value Javascript or meta refresh redirects pass no link value and sometimes are … Continue reading

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How to create a Company profile in LinkedIn?

How to create a company profile? Creating a Company within LinkedIn? How TO Build Your Company’s Profile on LinkedIn? How To Use LinkedIn To Generate Business? How to Make a LinkedIn Company Profile? 01- (login first) – (must have an … Continue reading

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301 redirect WWW to non WWW (.htaccess)

In some cases you’ll want to make sure and re-direct all usage of WWW to you non WWW web address. This will also consolidate your homepage link juice to make sure that only 1 url is getting credit rather than … Continue reading

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