Posted in SEO on Jun 17th, 2008
Diagnostics
The diagnostics area of Google webmasters tools shows you detailed information for fixing errors or problems caused by a regular Googlebot crawl, a mobile Googlebot crawl, or content related issues.
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Posted in SEO on Jun 17th, 2008
Google provides a series of great tools for SEO at absolutely no cost. Considering that Google is easily the strongest search engine that drives the most traffic, it’s always a good idea to utilize some of the free tool that they offer. After all, their bat, their ball.
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Posted in SEO on Jun 16th, 2008
Robots.txt is a specific file that can be placed in any folder of a website to dictate the interaction that specific website has with search engine robots and spiders. Using the robots.txt file to do such is part of the robots exclusion standard (also known as the robots exclusion protocol). Robots.txt is not mandatory for [...]
Posted in SEO on Jun 6th, 2008
When deciding to build a new website with an included blog, it’s a good idea to think more down the line then in the here and now, especially with where you place your blog on the site. Many people default into placing their blog on the root directory of their domain. This may work for [...]
Posted in SEO on Jun 5th, 2008
The MORE tag is a great way to split up your blog posts. Instead of seeing all 3,000 words you’ve written on your main page, you can actually split it up so the user has to go into the individual post page to actually read the entire entry. There are plenty of advantages of using [...]
Posted in SEO on Jun 2nd, 2008
Stop reading and start doing.
One of the biggest downfalls of an amateur SEO is that they never make it off the ground, or if they do they doubt themselves the entire way. When getting into this field, the first instinct is to read up on all of the authority sites. While this is a great [...]
Posted in SEO on Sep 2nd, 2007
We have all seen this tag when coding a website or trying to make a title stand out from other text on the page, but many have asked how important is the tag? I will make it very simple, and the answer is yes it is very important. I know that you can just bold [...]
Posted in SEO on Aug 27th, 2007
Research reveals that majority of the Internet users, while searching for any sort of information on any search engine, they generally click first few (probably 2-3) pages and are least bother about what other search engine results pages (SERPS) contain. Some of the visitors may not even go beyond first page itself. Meaning to say, [...]