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Posted in Improving Website, Industry News, Search Engine Optimization on May 26th, 2010
I read an interesting article today in regards to Google’s number one spot and how much value there is to it.
I was definitely intrigued by the post which is why I am sharing it but the more I think about it, there are a lot of missing components here. The article How Much is a Google [...]
Posted in Google Analytics, Improving Website on May 13th, 2010
We keep coming across the same problem – we work with clients, get Google Analytics set up and at some point, the web developer makes a change to the site and all of a sudden the Analytics code is gone! It’s not exactly obvious when this happens either. This has led to issues of certain [...]
Posted in Improving Website, Industry News, Search Engine Optimization, Search Tools on Dec 21st, 2009
One of my favorite blogs is Occam’s Razor by Avinash Kaushik. Recently he published a post called, Analysis Ninjas: Move Beyond The Top Ten. In the post Avinash argues that looking at the top ten items on any list has limited value. What lies beneath the top ten is often more important and valuable. The [...]
Posted in Improving Website, Industry News, Pay Per Click, Search Engine Optimization, Search Tools, Uncategorized on Dec 7th, 2009
Google has developed a useful tool for keyword marketing campaigns called, Google Insights for Search. This tool is valuable for analyzing search trends related to high performance keywords and improving related to search engine optimization (SEO) and pay-per-click advertising (PPC) results. You can review the search volume patterns for different regions, categories, and time periods. [...]
Posted in Improving Website on Oct 19th, 2009
Excellent article from Jill Whalen on the importance of Title Tags:
http://www.seo-news.com/archives/2009/oct/8.html
This is something we do when optimizing for our clients as well – without access to title tags, it becomes very hard to optimize a website. When working on a client’s website though, I differ slightly from Jill’s method of putting the company name in the tags: though [...]