Archive for the ‘Search Engines’ Category
Submit Various Content Types: New Google Sitemap SEO Strategies
Thursday, July 1st, 2010
Tags: google sitemap, google sitemap seo, multimedia sitemap, SEO, various content types, xml sitemap
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Google Caffeine and Its SEO for Google Implications
Thursday, June 10th, 2010
Google Caffeine, the newly-unleashed web-crawling infrastructure of the search engine gods, has everyone on the web talking. Does this massive overhaul really represent the future of web search results, or will it simply translate to widespread headaches as every SEO Company and business watches their SERPs rankings slip away due to some new, incomprehensible algorithm that would cause Steven Hawking to cry “Uncle!” (more…)
Tags: google caffeine, matt cutts, search engine optimization, seo for google, spider bots
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Mastering SEO Press Releases
Monday, May 24th, 2010
SEO press releases are a key way to bring attention to your brand by supplying news items to your intended audience. Today’s virtual variation on the press release of old will have a much longer shelf life, effectively bringing attention to your company’s products or services for months to come. The biggest incentive to consider press release optimization is the boon of having the giants of internet search, namely Google, pick up your item to be displayed to a vast, worldwide audience. (more…)
Tags: internet marketing, online news, press release optimization, SEO, seo press releases
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Google TV: Play The Results are Right and WIN!
Thursday, May 20th, 2010
All from your La-Z-Boy…
…Now invading your television set – (cue Rod Roddy!)
Google, come on DOWN! You’re the next contestant in the billion dollar lean-back advertising game!
Tags: contest, Google TV, Sony Internet TV, The Results are Right
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Befriending the Search Engine Spider and Dominating Search Engine Optimization
Tuesday, May 11th, 2010
They’re coming to get you, Barbara.
Tags: crawl analysis, search engine optimization, search engine spider, SEO, spider bot
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Video Search Marketing: Video SEO can get you on Top of Google
Thursday, January 28th, 2010
Sure, the prospective search engine optimization company your business is planning to hire may boast effective SEO methods, proven and sound, to get your site noticed, but you may want to ask them about their record regarding video SEO. After all, online video-sharing has gained massive traction in recent years, and there have been some amazing statistics associated with this phenomenon. Of particular interest is the fact that properly optimized videos are 53 times more likely to reach the first page of Google than a traditional search engine-optimized page.
Tags: first page, google, online video, page rank, search engine optimization, SEO, video search marketing, video seo, youtube
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Google China Uncensored Search
Wednesday, January 20th, 2010
Google China, the Chinese branch of the U.S. technology giant, is now allowing uncensored searches in China for the first time. This is creating a massive curiosity within China’s population, which is now taking full advantage of this brief internet freedom. The search engine rush is mostly fueled by the belief that there will be a crackdown on Google and the search engine’s stance against censorship might even result in Google leaving China completely if there are no renewed negotiations for Google China. This scenario could result in several different outcomes for Google China.
Tags: Baidu, Chinese censorship, Google China, search engines in China, Yahoo
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Search Optimization Companies Disappear From Local Search Results
Thursday, January 14th, 2010
Recently Chris Crum from WebProNews posted a blog drawing discussion around a change in Google’s search engine algorithm. If you’re a search optimization company you may have noticed your site’s vacancy from Google’s local listings for geo targeted queries pertinent to the SEO industry. On the other hand, it appears Google has a preference for the non-SEO related industry *gasps* as organic results still favor local businesses for geo-specific queries. Why? That’s the big whopping question that has every search optimization company‘s cognitive wheels burning. In fact, it has left many search optimization companies a wee bit P.O.’d to say the least. A Google Maps Help thread revealed: (more…)
Tags: google, google maps, local results, local search, search optimization company
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