Category: Search Engine Marketing Tips
Where do you want to be? On the first page of Google results of course; it’s where everyone with a website wants to be, especially if their website is part of their business. There are a lot of search engine optimization firms out there, with new ones popping up out of the woodwork daily in [...]
There is a lot of buzz today in the computing and IT world about something that is being called “Web 3.0″. This is supposed to be exactly what the label implies: the next generation of the Internet. The next great quantum leap forward in communications and doing business on the Internet. We are currently residing [...]
Many people are working on Internet-based knowledge-organizing technologies that stretch traditional definitions of the Web. Lately, some have been calling the technologies “Web 3.0.” But really, they’re closer to “Web 2.1.” !!! Here is the facts folks, Facebook, YouTube and the other social networks are beginning to penetrate the mainstream, but they are but a [...]
Google improves its ranking algorithm on an ongoing basis. During the last weeks, Google changed three things on the result pages that are visible to all Google users. The changes are an improvement for searchers but they might be bad for your website. 1. Google has increased the snippet length. Less visitors for you? Google [...]
Should you use your keywords in the URLs of your web pages? Do search engines look at the keywords that are included in the addresses of your web pages and do these keywords have an effect on the rankings of your website? Google’s statement about keywords in URLs : Google’s Matt Cutts recently discussed Googles [...]
Google recently filed a patent application that deals with the keywords that Google finds on your web pages.Google’s new patent filing describes a way for website owners to view the top phrases that Google assigned to their website. The patent shows that Google finds the most important keywords on a website with a phrase-based indexing [...]
If you’re like us, you’re constantly looking for things in your neighborhood, whether it’s [restaurants in zurich] or a new [dentist in houston]. If you specify your location in your query, we often show your results on a map. But we’ve noticed that much of the time users make simpler searches, like [restaurants] or [dentist]. [...]
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