Jul
23
2010

No Content = No Keywords

If you’re worried about the SEO (search engine optimization) of your website or wondering if your site is invisible to Google, the content on your website plays a major part in how your site looks to search engines and what keywords are attributed. While there are other factors, like the page titles, use of headers, site architecture, etc., it’s really the content on your site that matters the most — both to search engines and to the people visiting.
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Apr
13
2010

Is it Possible to Write Good Titles for People, Search Engines & Social Networks?

Titles are the first thing many readers see of your blog posts, videos or other content.  They’re used for search engine optimization (SEO), show up in search results, and are the only thing visible on many social networks and content sharing sites.  So how should you write your titles? For people? For search engines? Or for Social Networks? Is it possible to write a good title for all of them?
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Mar
15
2010

Sency Adds 4 New Language Search Engines

Real time search engine, Sency, who we’ve reviewed previously, just launched 4 international search engines to help users browse real time content in other languages. The real time web is alive – there are over 50 million status updates posted to Twitter every day. With all of these updates, a slew of real time search engines have launched in an effort to help users see what is being said right now.
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Feb
17
2010

1 Quick Way to Reach Google’s Front Page

This is a guest post by Vincent Roman, friendly web developer & programmer at VincentRoman.com.

If someone told you that you could get great placement in Google, really quickly, with no expenditure, would you beleive them? To hazard a guess, probably not, but then I don’t blame you, however, the reality is yes! “How so?” I hear you ask. Well the answer is simple: Google Local Business Center.

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