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Reoccurring SEO Matters by C7

Thursday, February 11th, 2010

For those of you heard me babble, you hear me say creditability, making a quality mark with Google, keep it fresh, reoccurring is key! and many things more I say… well i feel like I have some back up to that now for all my followers to see:

Matt Cutts of Google. He states, “In order to prevent things from becoming stale, we tend to use the current link graph, rather than a link graph of all of time.”

Keep it going… one month just ant going to cut it, even after 6 months you still need to prove to Google your creditability and that you the webmaster/ website are here to win it in the Search Engine Land!

So I guess that does mean C7 inst selling, she is just telling it how she knows it. >> keep your monthly seo package, stick with your plan, and never look back!

http://www.seowhat.com/seo-packages.html

Different Search Engine Results? Why?

Tuesday, September 29th, 2009

Search Engine Optimization and Search Engine Ranking are very important terms that an online business who wishes to succeed will quickly get to know. But as you research and implement the various methods of SEO that work for you, stop and think about how today’s search engines are working and evolving.

The rankings themselves have always been a valued metric used in search marketing. Rankings have a lot of importance placed upon them, and have been long used to determine a website’s worth, and how well it is doing in search engines and general marketing tactics. But if you want to make sure that your SEO campaign ultimately succeeds, you need to stop obsessing about individual rankings, and instead focus on the larger picture.

Rankings should not be the end-all, be-all, and that is because search engines themselves are not always consistent with ranking. As pointed out in the first paragraph, think about how today’s major search engines are performing. Many of them, including Bing, Google and Yahoo, are taking into account an individual user’s history with them, search preferences, keyword usage and frequency of searches to tailor search results accordingly. This means that a website that would rank at number three for one user may rank at number eighteen for another.

Search engine ranking results differ based on personalization options set by users and the search engines that are in frequent use. The number of results displayed may also drastically change from one search engine to another. Most search engines will display ten results by default, but can be customized to display a hundred or more. When you factor in paid ads and special placements, it’s easy to see how results might differ. Data centers, too, can also affect how quickly results are served and in what order they are offered up in.

So before you panic and think that your business is beginning to fail, take a deep breath, step back, and look at the larger picture. Make sure you can see the forest, and not just the individual trees. Search engines are tailoring their results to the needs and habits of specific users, so try not to focus so much on individual search engine results. While they are important, they do not set the definitive for your website. They should be used as a general measuring tool that can help you create a more specific SEO marketing campaign for your website.

“Google Guidelines” for Blogger and there own page!

Thursday, December 4th, 2008

Well, Well… look at Mr and Ms Google arent they being nice, letting bloggers have a spot in the webmaster tools world and more! – This is good and this is bad :)

“For bloggers

If you have a website but don’t have a blog, consider creating one: A blog is a great way to connect with people who share your interests, or to publicize your site or product. Blogs are easy to create and update, and rich, useful, and original blog content will encourage readers to come back to your site. Here are some tips for making the most of your blog.” ~ SEOwhat took this content of the page for your viewing pleasure to read more… http://www.google.com/support/webmasters/bin/answer.py?answer=70950&topic=15260

Google is now giving blog guidlines “Follow the webmaster guidelines. Just like with any other site, make sure you follow our webmaster guidelines for creating rich, relevant, and useful content. Similarly, check out our recommendations for using images, Flash, and other rich media in your blog.”

New and Funny Stuff in Google Search Results | Just Talk About Web

Friday, June 20th, 2008

New and Funny Stuff in Google Search Results Just Talk About Web:

Here are a few things I discovered while playing with Google search. Did you know already?
Search in Search
Searching “Microsoft”, I got the result as image below.


Now you can search within search result. It seems only news portals have this functionality as I got similar embedded search button when trying with “New York Times” and “Washington Post” keywords but just got old-styled results when searching for “Yahoo” or “AOL”?
Google Toolbar Installed
When searching for “Google Toolbar” I received result like this screenshot:

I just clicked “Installed” link and didn’t blink my eyes, then immediately I got the toolbar INSTALLED. Congratulation! No?
Hmm, very good indexing machine!

Introducing popuri.us. >> Ranking Reports on your website

Friday, June 13th, 2008

Do you want to know how good your website is, how popular it is, how it stacks up against the rest. Well now with a visit at just one website, you can figure it all out.

Introducing popuri.us. Plug in your website’s URL, hit Get info, and find out your Google PageRank, Alexa Rank, Complete Rank, backlinks, del.icio.us bookmarks and more!