Sometimes in SEO, it pays off to be proactive and foreword thinking, not purely reactionary.  It pays to be the leader, not the follower.  How does this relate to naming images?  Well as of right now, the consensus is that naming you images accordingly doesn’t have a significant, if any, increase in SEO results… but it could in the future.

Why do we say this?  Well why not?  Google indexes text/ data, as well as images to make them relevant.  Whats to stop them from combining them in the future?  Not only that, but properly naming you images will help you in organization.

So how do you properly name an image? Good question and as of right now, there is not “perfect” answer but the same holds true as with all things, make it relevant.  If your image is of a golf putter you are selling, whay have it named “putt0234img.jpg” when it could be named “golf-putter-01.jpg”?  Clearly its obvious what the last image is, and if its this obvious to you, why wouldnt it be to the search engines?

Be proactive, think outside the box.  Even if 1 of 4 things you try works, that’s 1 thing more than your competitor.

Sharing customer testimonials throughout your website is a super way to increase buyer confidence in your products and services.

Potential purchasers love to see that you have been able to satisfy the expectations of other online shoppers by reading about their experiences. Dynamic testimonials give you the unique ability to display some of these thoughts and feelings in a strategically placed area of your website where readers can gain confidence and you gain the credibility! Our SEOwhat.com version of this feature change on intervals that you set. The other nice features is that it can house a variety of text lengths which means you don’t have to worry about meeting or exceeding a specific word count.

Another added bonus, from a customer perspective, is that it is a great way to send a little value back to your clients – everybody likes to see their name in print and they may feel extra special because you cared enough to share their thoughts with the world. Dynamic Testimonials are an easy way to thank your clients for taking the time to share their personal experiences. Consider adding this unique and positive feature to your store today.

If you are tempted right now to open your browser type in a keyword followed by a line by line Google inventory to find your positioning, chances are that you really don’t have a clue about where you are ranked among your peers and competitors online. Realizing the status of your positioning in a multitude of terms along with understanding why you are positioned in those locations is invaluable to serious e-commerce businesses–you have to know exactly where you are in order to get to where you want to be!

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If you want to know where you are ranked, really, this invaluable review and analysis information might just be the leverage you need to propel you to the next level.

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!

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The short answer is YES – you can ‘overdo it’ with anchor text and here’s why:
Having all your inbound links look the same looks like automation or spam – something Google frowns upon. To avoid this mix, it up a bit.

Use your URL sometimes, your company name other times, a main keyword “SEO Experts” occasionally, “SEO information” as well, “best SEO company” some other times, etc. This will help with link building and at the same time keep Google happy, because we all know ‘if Google isn’t happy, nobody’s happy!’