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[7 Jun 2009 | No Comment | ]

What You Don’t Know About SEO Could Be Harming Your Business
Are you struggling to attract clients?
Many small business owners mistakenly assume that once they have a web site, clients will appear on their virtual doorstep. Unfortunately, that doesn’t happen unless you make your website findable by optimizing it for the search engines.
Search engine optimisation (SEO) is simply designing your website in a way that makes it possible for people to find it when they search online. It’s the process of modifying your web site so that the search engines …

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[6 Jun 2009 | No Comment | ]

Do You Want More Visitors To Your Website?
5 Keys To Getting Your Website Found
If you want to get more visitors to your web site and you don’t want to pay for advertsing, you need to optimize your website for the search engines. It’s much easier than you think.
When you follow simple tried and tested strategies you will start to climb in search engine rankings and you will get more visitors to your website.
Once your web site is ranked on the first pages of search results you will get much more …

* FAVORITES, FAQ's, SEO »

[2 Jun 2009 | No Comment | ]

Search Marketing (SEM), or Search Engine Optimization (SEO), is a complex, ever changing process.
Search engines constantly change their algorithms, shuffle their indexes, merge results and share content. The only consistent thing about marketing your website to them is that what works really well today probably won’t work so well tomorrow.
That’s why you need an experienced search marketing professional who keeps two fingers on the pulse of the major search engines. If Google hiccups, we know about it. If Yahoo! gets stubborn, we’ll coax those rankings back to the first page.
Working …

* FAVORITES, web 2.0 »

[1 Jun 2009 | No Comment | ]

It used to be that the only reliable way to find information online was to use a search engine.
However, with the advent of what we call Web 2.0 (interactive, dynamic websites that promote or operate as social networks), people can now easily find information and websites that other human beings recommend.
The most recent instance of this is social bookmarking. Websites like Del.icio.us, Digg, and Furl allow users to share their personal favorites (bookmarks) with others. Users tag each bookmarked website with the keywords they feel are most applicable.
Now, instead …