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Digg it UP - SEO 2007: The Know-How you Need to Succeed
Fads have inevitably entered the business scene, but have vanished into oblivion even before they could make their mark. Some of them, even while having materialistic approaches and huge initial support, could survive no longer than a year. The list may be endless, but the recent ones and those that still linger on include: sensit
1) Link Popularity and Link Relevance (Off-site)
2) Internal Linking Structure (On-site)
3) Content Relevance (On-site)
4) Crawl-ability / Code Optimization (On-site)
This may seem like I a dumbing down of the art of SEO, which in some regards it is. However, the key factors that I just men
Is it possible to design the Perfect Civilization and then franchising it World Wide; calling it the World Franchise System? Could we do this by making our own civilization perfect and then using it as a model? SimCity on steroids if you will.Perfect the required systems of the civilization first like; Water, power, infrast
In its simplest form, I like to divide SEO down into 2 more manageable areas. The first of two categories is On-site Optimization, and the second area, predictably is Off-site Optimization. Both are important, this is one thing many webmasters do not understand. Some of them preach that on-site optimization is truly the only important form of SEO, while others will tell you that off-site optimization is what will get you top rankings in the search engines. But the real deal is that they are both important, and you should not ignore either of them. So what is the difference between the two.
In a nutshell, On-site optimization is doing everything necessary to optimize your own webpage. Off-site optimization is the Link Popularity, Link Relevance, and anything else that is not a direct change to your own webpage. For a good example of just how powerful Off-site optimization is, Google the word failure. I am sure that George Bush is not optimizing for that term anywhere on the Whitehouse webpage. In my opinion, the key factors of SEO, in no particular order are:
1) Link Popularity and Link Relevance (Off-site)
2) Internal Linking Structure (On-site)
3) Content Relevance (On-site)
4) Crawl-ability / Code Optimization (On-site)
This may seem like I a dumbing down of the art of SEO, which in some regards it is. However, the key factors that I just ment
You’ve seen it happen many times. An organization that provides top wages and benefits loses a great employee to a competitor for no apparent reason. Of course, some employee turnover is to be expected, but if your company is truly engaging your employees, there is no good reason for the unexpected loss of quality staff members. M
In its simplest form, I like to divide SEO down into 2 more manageable areas. The first of two categories is On-site Optimization, and the second area, predictably is Off-site Optimization. Both are important, this is one thing many webmasters do not understand. Some of them preach that on-site optimization is truly the only important form of SEO, while others will tell you that off-site optimization is what will get you top rankings in the search engines. But the real deal is that they are both important, and you should not ignore either of them. So what is the difference between the two.
In a nutshell, On-site optimization is doing everything necessary to optimize your own webpage. Off-site optimization is the Link Popularity, Link Relevance, and anything else that is not a direct change to your own webpage. For a good example of just how powerful Off-site optimization is, Google the word failure. I am sure that George Bush is not optimizing for that term anywhere on the Whitehouse webpage. In my opinion, the key factors of SEO, in no particular order are:
1) Link Popularity and Link Relevance (Off-site)
2) Internal Linking Structure (On-site)
3) Content Relevance (On-site)
4) Crawl-ability / Code Optimization (On-site)
This may seem like I a dumbing down of the art of SEO, which in some regards it is. However, the key factors that I just men
Have you ever considered using an advertising mini-blimp to drive sales to your company? As funny as this does sound, they work very well, that is as long as you follow a few simple rules of advertising. You see, Advertising 101 predicts that you need a disruptor to get the customers to take notice. Well a mini-blimp flying over y
In a nutshell, On-site optimization is doing everything necessary to optimize your own webpage. Off-site optimization is the Link Popularity, Link Relevance, and anything else that is not a direct change to your own webpage. For a good example of just how powerful Off-site optimization is, Google the word failure. I am sure that George Bush is not optimizing for that term anywhere on the Whitehouse webpage. In my opinion, the key factors of SEO, in no particular order are:
1) Link Popularity and Link Relevance (Off-site)
2) Internal Linking Structure (On-site)
3) Content Relevance (On-site)
4) Crawl-ability / Code Optimization (On-site)
This may seem like I a dumbing down of the art of SEO, which in some regards it is. However, the key factors that I just men
What was the latest fad chased or trend adopted by your business? Why did your management team jump on the band wagon? Has the trend or fad generated an increase in revenue or gains in efficiency and/or productivity?Most organizations that demonstrate a “heard mentality” when rushing to adopt the latest trends will likely e
1) Link Popularity and Link Relevance (Off-site)
2) Internal Linking Structure (On-site)
3) Content Relevance (On-site)
4) Crawl-ability / Code Optimization (On-site)
This may seem like I a dumbing down of the art of SEO, which in some regards it is. However, the key factors that I just men
How you look affects your self esteem and how your business looks affects your bottom line. But what if you need to improve your business image but have minimal staff or budget to support those changes?Not to worry. There are some simple tips you can apply that cost nothing or next-to-nothing and that can get almost immedia
1) Link Popularity and Link Relevance (Off-site)
2) Internal Linking Structure (On-site)
3) Content Relevance (On-site)
4) Crawl-ability / Code Optimization (On-site)
This may seem like I a dumbing down of the art of SEO, which in some regards it is. However, the key factors that I just mentioned above are the basis and are easily broken down into much finer detail, such as the kind that you may find in an in-depth book or report. One thing to keep in mind with SEO in 2007 is that getting high rankings on the Search Engines is not going to happen overnight, sometimes not even for months, just because you have optimized your webpage. If this were 7 or 8 years ago, then keyword stuffing and meta-tags would work just fine. But that form of optimization will just not cut it in todays competitive search engine market. This is no reason to get discouraged however. Just make sure that you utilize a balanced attack of on-site and off-site optimization, through utilization of social-networking sites, link partnering, quality content, text link campaigns and more.
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