Link Popularity for the Unpopular a Quick Primer for Todays Search Engine Landscape
by Casey Markee
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So tell the truth, were you popular in high school? Did you have a lot of friends, and a wide social circle? Were you an athlete? Did your accomplishments extend far outside the halls of your alma mater to neighboring schools and counties? If so, then congratulations; you're probably in the minority of those reading this article. What does this example have to do with link popularity you ask; more than you think. Just as in high school, on the World Wide Web, your website is known by the company it keeps. Link to the wrong site or "hang with the wrong crowd" and you could be ostracized by the search engine community before you even begin. Achieve quality inbound links from a wide range of popular kids on the internet, however, and watch your site's online profile soar. Sounds simple, and it is, if you know what to do to climb the online social ladder that is Link Popularity.
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Optimize Your Web Site Part 2
by Darren Yates
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6: The hidden benefits to having the right links.
Every site online has an index or default file as its home page file. But outside of that rule you can name the other pages whatever you like. So why not cram the names with keywords and/or keyphrases relevant to that page and your site? We've just scored again ;-)
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Optimize Your Web Site Part 1
by Darren Yates
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Listed here you will find the five of the most important points to remember when optimising your site and individual pages for the search engines.
If you optimise your pages by working through these points one by one you will see a significant rise in your search engine rankings.
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Buying Textlinks the Latest SEO Craze
by Veronica Dubak
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With search engine algorithms changing seemingly daily, the quest to rank high in the search engines and stay there is proving to be quite the challenge for most webmasters. One of the more recent popular ways of achieving this is through buying text links on websites that have high PR’s (page ranks) on Google and that also rank well in the other major search engines. Is buying text link placement worth it?
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Banned from Google and Wondering Why
by Matt Colyer
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There are those that get on the computer one night and find that all of their Web pages have disappeared from Google. While, others are still in the search engine index, but don't rank high for nothing, not even for their Web site's name. It's a Web site owners worst nightmare, getting kicked out of the search engines.
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10 Powerful Tips to Optimize your Google AdWords Campaign
by Alex Timaios
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Google announced in January 2005 significant changes in their popular AdWords Pay-per-Click System (PPC). In future only unique URLs per page will be displayed. If several advertisers uses the same URL (i.e affiliates of the same program), only the one with the best Ad will be displayed.
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Why You Need Outbound Links
by Paul Bliss
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Just in case you've forgotten, an outbound link is a url that you have on your site that points to another website.
In today's Google PR obsessed Internet world, everyone is completely focusing on getting in bound links to your site. While you should always be on a mission to get more sites to link to yours, you must not forget their polar opposites.
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Organic Search Engine Optimization
by Jeff Palmer
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Search engine optimization can be broken down into two separate yet intertwined categories. Non-organic or paid search optimization and organic, or unpaid search optimization. Paid search advertising relies on purchased search phrases to drive visitors to a website, while organic search optimization focuses on developing web sites that are naturally search engine friendly and appear in the unpaid or "organic" search engine results pages. (SERPS)
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Keyword Density Are You Getting the Right Result
by Andy Theekson
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When checking keyword density, would it shock you to know the results from using different analyzer's can differ by over 150%. I used 5 analyzer's and rarely got close to the same keyword
count or word count with any of them.
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What is PageRank
by Matt Colyer
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What is Pagerank? - Pagerank is based on how many links to one website. PageRank is a value that represents how important a page is on the web. Robots or Spiders figures that when one page links to another page, it is casting a vote for the other page. Also the importance of the page that is casting the vote determines how important the vote is. It matters because it is one of the most important factors that determines a page's ranking in the search results but It isn't the only factor that Search engines uses to rank pages. Not all links are counted by Search engines. .Some links can cause a site to be penalized by Search engines.
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How To Increase traffic and get a better rank on Google
by Tony Farrell
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You have a business you want to promote. You’re looking
for more traffic to your web site. But, how do you get
that traffic and how do you get it for nothing?
Here’s a technique I use to increase web site traffic and
get a better rank on Google. But, you need your own web site
first. This won’t work for your otherwise.
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Google PageRank Unwrapped
by Robert G. Thrasher Il
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There are many low cost ways to market your service or product both on the Web. All require tiresome manual research and constant attention. However, as a fellow entrepreneur, I can assure you that they will eventually pay off if you do it right. The search engines are a wonderful resource. One of the newer, more advanced, very accurate and rapidly growing is Google. Google's proprietary PageRank© system is used to determine how relevant your site is. We have uncovered some of what makes Google tick.
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Google AdSense Rewards Content with Advertising Revenue
by Shelley Lowery
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If you've been looking for an easy way to increase your website's revenue, Google AdSense may be your answer.
Google AdSense is a phenomenal new advertising revenue program that is taking the Internet by storm. It was specifically designed to enable content rich sites to increase their advertising revenue simply by displaying Google AdWords ads.
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Why Google AdSense Is Not the Nail in the Coffin of Affiliate Programs
by Clay Mabbitt
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By now most people have seen Google's new AdSense ads appearing on some of their favorite websites. Extending the same algorithms that make such a robust search-engine, Google is able to provide webmasters with advertisements related to the content of any given web page. Simply add a few lines of code, and up to 4 classified ads (nearly identical to Google's AdWords included in Google search results) will appear on the page. Webmasters receive part of the revenue Google collects when a visitors clicks on one of these ads.
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