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Tips For Writing a Blog Worth Reading
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Brian Disbot Blogs can be a powerful tool both in business and personally. You don’t have to be the strongest writer or most eloquent expert on the subject at hand, because blogs are a learning process. We write until we exhaust a topic and perhaps delve into new points, looking for feedback along the way. Perhaps you [...]
Read moreEmails About Exchanging Links
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Jacqueline Sinex So, you got an email from someone asking you to “exchange links” with their website. They want to link to your website and they want you to put a link to their website on yours. They give you a little more info and end with a thank you. What should you do? Is this a [...]
Read moreGoogle Says We Wear White Hats
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Jacqueline Sinex In a recent video from Google, Matt Cutts explains his perspective on SEO and clears up the misconception that Google doesn’t like SEO providers. He states that there is such a thing as quality “white hat” SEO and if you find such a provider, you can benefit your own website as well as Google and [...]
Read moreE-commerce: Getting Your Sales On
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Jacqueline Sinex So now your e-commerce website is done and launched. Congratulations! Oh, but wait a minute – you need orders? Yes, that’s right, the Internet is a beautiful thing, but it isn’t a leprechaun. You have to market your website to bring traffic to it, and you need to pay attention to certain things to convert [...]
Read moreSE-WOAH: The Power of Change
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Brian Disbot The Internet and technology are constantly changing. Products are getting smaller and sleeker but are able to store more information than the previous ‘clunky’ model. The same goes for SEO activity. Focusing content on key words or referencing current events along with your business, can direct traffic to your website. Having knowledge of what keywords [...]
Read moreGoogle+ Creates A Potential New Avenue For SEO
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Chass Armstrong Technology is in a perpetual state of improvement and re-invention in order to stay ahead of the competition. The world of social media is no different. Since 2004, social networking giant, Facebook, has dominated the landscape by keeping over 700 million users connected. Though Facebook’s relevance and presence in the social media market is more [...]
Read moreShould I blog on Facebook?
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Jacqueline Sinex For best SEO practices, build your blog content directly on your own website first. Then use Facebook and other tools to promote the blog articles you write. You can include a link to the unique post, with a short description and image if you like. This drives traffic to your website with links and social [...]
Read moreIs PHP Bad for SEO?
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Jacqueline Sinex Remain calm, everyone. PHP is not your enemy. Some people might tell you that certain dynamic website technologies make your website “bad for SEO”. But, languages like PHP can actually make your website more efficient and easier to manage – which is good for SEO. It is the way you build your website overall, strategically [...]
Read moreA Strong Keyword List Requires Research
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Ally Hugg We recently wrote about The Value of SEO Campaigns, and how you may want to consider starting a SEO campaign if you want an edge on your competition. After all, approximately 60% of search engine users click on a link that is listed on the first page. Meaning, unless your site is listed near the [...]
Read moreWhat is Page Rank?
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Jacqueline Sinex This is a term that gets thrown around like biscuit dough in a Southern cafe. But I expect few people actually know what it means. According to Wikipedia: PageRank is a link analysis algorithm, named after Larry Page, used by the Google Internet search engine that assigns a numerical weighting to each element of a [...]
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