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10 April 2006
A brand new Microsoft research paper caught my attention recently. The paper reinforced my firm belief that one of the most important SEO factors in the future is going to be: usage statistics (Google’s terminology) or popularity (Microsoft’s terminology, not to be confused with link popularity).Continue Reading "Microsoft Paper Gives Clues Into The Future of SEO" ...
16 August 2006
The rebranded Google Webmaster Central (formerly Google Sitemaps) is set to finally resolve Google’s canonical issues. For some time Google has had problems with the www.domain.com/.. and domain.com/.. versions of site URLs (detecting if they are one and the same site, distributing linking popularity properly). Many websites have incoming links pointing to both the www.domain.com and domain.com URL versions. The problem was exacerbated when the internal linking structure uses relative URLs (links like /article.htm opposed to links like www.domain.com/article.htm).Continue Reading "Google Webmaster Central To Solve Canonical Issues" ...
04 February 2006
I would like to share a very effective content building strategy with you. It can bring you search engine traffic and profits much faster than you would expect from brand new sites.Continue Reading "How To Team Up For Search Engine Traffic and Profit?" ...
22 January 2006
You’ve probably heard about the new SEO contest revolving about ranking for the keyphrase v7ndotcom elursrebmem. Let me ask you a question: what is the most interesting thing about this new SEO contest? No, it is not the $4000 1st place prize.Continue Reading "My take on the v7ndotcom elursrebmem SEO contest" ...
17 June 2006
Let me ask you a few questions. What is your keyword targeting strategy? Do you go for the more general and competitive terms or for the more specific, longer and less competitive ones? Do you prefer shorter or longer articles? Are you targeting Google or Yahoo and MSN?Before I lay down my general keyword strategy, let me explain what is the “keyword ladder” and then I will elaborate on why I believe in climbing it (a bottom-up approach). Continue Reading "Climbing the Keyword Ladder" ...
09 March 2006
Here is a very important factor for your website success: “How much time does a user spend on your site per visit and how often does that user come back?”. The more, the better. When your visitors spend a lot of time on your sites, a bunch of cool things happen…Continue Reading "Focus On The User And Get More Traffic And Revenue" ...
17 May 2006
Matt Cutts has been sharing a great deal of inside information on Google’s ranking algorithm on his blog and through an interview with Mike Grehan.Continue Reading "Matt Cutts On BigDaddy, PageRank and The SandBox" ... |
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