Archive for the 'Search engine' Category
Taking your blog seriously is not just about posting content. It is making sure that it reaches a network of readers in order to gain a regular following. For this reason, more bloggers opt to register in web portals or search engines to boost their hits and gain more exposure.
BlogSearchEngine allows you to reach a wider audience and increase traffic in your site by adding you to their comprehensive and organized listing. They also provide a reviewed informational description of your blog and a promotional link to your ...
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There are so many social media slash blogging slash microblogging sites today that sometimes, one just has to stop and think about it all. When it comes to SEO, what works and what doesn't work? What is necessary and what is just a blip in the radar?
Here's something for you to think about:
is it worth using Tumblr for SEO?
Recently, Tumblr has received a lot of attention because of their services being down for extended periods of time. (They have addressed this issue by taking on an ...
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Search Engine Optimization (SEO) is all the rage with website owners and developers. However, more and more website owners are going overboard and forgetting what SEO is really supposed to be about. In the pre-search engine era people had to remember website URLs or use directories to go to the website containing the information they need. With the advent of search engines finding information became much easier and people found themselves automatically using search engines as the portal to getting whatever it is they need on the internet.
As search engines gained importance website ...
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With the Internet functioning as another venue for all sorts of businesses, the competition on how to get noticed and how to attract as many customers are possible is getting tougher and tougher. Anyone remotely associated with online businesses is aware of how SEO is at the forefront of online business issues.
Recently, SEO has been getting some bad rap. It may deserved or undeserved, but that really shouldn?t concern you if you stick within what is called ethical SEO. Experts would say that this is ...
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Facebook recently released their own OpenGraph Search Engine, based on their OpenGraph system. If you were wondering what those like buttons that display everywhere are for, the OpenGraph Search Engine is the answer. Facebook’s OpenGraph Search Engine will display liked pages in search results. What does this mean for search engine optimisation?
The OpenGraph Search Engine is in its infancy as of now, but it’s a very big deal. If Facebook manages to pull this off, we’re going to see a future where the Like has replaced the link as the web’s currency.
One study has revealed that people are spending ...
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We've been talking about RSS feeds and what it can do for your website. We know that incorporating RSS feeds into your site results in more frequent visits from search engine spiders and thus leads to faster indexing.
Have you realized however that by syndicating your RSS feeds successfully you can achieve the same results? How so?
If you have subscribers when a search engine spider crawls your subscriber's site (assuming that your subscriber incorporated YOUR feed into his own website) the feeds will of course contain a link back to your website. Once the ...
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Facebook. What started as a social network site for College students, has now grown into a big company and force to be reckon with on the Internet. It has slowly encroached on many things and affected and disrupted online industries as it grew. One of these is SEO, a field that as its name suggests, used to concern only with traditional search engines. Currently, people rely heavily on search engines like Google, Yahoo, Ask and Bing to find information on the internet. Google’s success on search -- making information available (fast and accurately) to users has jump-started ...
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Yahoo! launched a new look for their Sports and News search early this month. I am more impressed with the sports search since Google's News search pretty much suffices for my news search needs. A look into Yahoo's Sports search was pretty fun though. Below is a screenshot of what the sports results pages looks like.
As you see at the top when I searched for the braves it showed the Atlanta Brave's logo. It then gives links for the team's page, news, scores and schedules, and photos. Right under ...
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When Google unveiled its newer (better?) search engine everyone in the SEO world, or more accurately in the IT world, got all excited. Maybe it’s the caffeine in Google Caffeine or maybe its just simply because it was something from the big G.
So what exactly is Google caffeine?
Google caffeine is Google’s biggest and baddest change in search algorithm. The key to this change is that it is an actual change in the formula and not just minor tweaks. Parts of the entire search infrastructure was, according to Google, completely rewritten. The results? A search engine that will "push the ...
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Last time we talked about how you can find out your SEOmoz Page Strength. Today we'll be talking about what the results really mean and how SEOmoz came up with it.
First of all according to the SEOmoz website what the tool really does for you are give you:
* The Relative Importance and Visibility of a Webpage
* The Potential Strength and Ability of a Page to Rank in the Search Engines
* Data on Popularity, Links & Mentions of the Page Across the Web
This simply ...
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