Posts Tagged "SEO"
SEO principles for 2012.
We have seen in the last year or so the search engines tighten their belts on what link types are allowed and what type of content is permitted. About a year ago, many articles were de-indexed from the web as they had no worth and little readability. This was a good thing. We have now seen Google apparently de-index most of the pages from private blog networks. On one level, this is a good thing....
Read MoreBum clenching time for blog networks!
The new cliche being banded about at the moment in the SEO world is, ‘the only constant is change.’ This is true at the moment as a few of the top blog networks have reportedly had all their listings de-indexed by Google. In the next few weeks we will see the outcomes in rankings, as a lot of people have relied on these blog networks to create links for their clients. Google has...
Read MoreAre organic listings still relevant to SEO?
2011 saw many changes in the SEO and SEM world, mainly due to big G’s updates, some good, some bad. The panda update got rid of a lot of crappy articles on the web, more emphasis on Google places for local listings, more emphasis on social indicators for sites, the loss of keyword data from analytics and Yahoo site Explorer being closed. If you work on the Internet, you have to expect...
Read MorePlaying an instrument and SEO!
As you can see, another well optimised title……….! I don’t post that often on this blog, mainly due to the fact of putting client’s work first, as with most SEO and web designers. Anyways, this post is really about the correlation between learning a musical instrument and SEO. What you say, another mindless analogy. Well, analogies work if you are familiar with the...
Read MoreSEO for kids
Thats kids, as in in mini humans, not small goats, as that would be weird! Coming from a Teaching back ground, i’ve found trying to get information across in an understandable way, always works when put in an easy to digest format. I always remember a documentary on ‘John Craven’s News Round’ (i’m old!) where ‘proper’ news reporters would sometimes...
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