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How To Balance Your SEO Campaigns
Published on 2 Feb, 2012 at 12:51 in SEO | | 3 Comments
Okay, it is not so hard to understand that every effort needs to be well balanced to convert into success, be it in a soccer match or a formula one race, no balance in your efforts and you are out of the game. Search engine optimization is no different. If you want to get top
How can I get more people to read my blog?
Sometimes it seems like there’s more bloggers than readers: Lots of people have blogs and spend a lot of time writing for them but they don’t have any readers. It’s been like that since blogging became popular in the mid-2000′s, and even before that when people had online diaries (the predecessor to blogs) in the
4 Yahoo Ranking Mistakes You Should Avoid
Published on 27 Nov, 2011 at 16:39 in SEO | | 2 Comments
Yahoo is currently the 4th most visited website online and the 3rd most used search engines. Yahoo search engine is also used by Bing, which happened to be the 2nd most used search engine in the world. Optimizing your website for Yahoo can be a smart decision, and doing this requires you to take some
How To Verify for Google Authorship Markup
Published on 16 Nov, 2011 at 23:42 in SEO | | 6 Comments
Google Authorship Markup is Google’s way to include Author’s information in search results with rich snippet support. You might already have seen the author’s avatar left to the snippet area in some of the search results. That’s what Google Authorship Markup. I already made a post on Authorship Markup implementation, which told you how you
Google Might Penalize Ad Heavy Websites
Published on 11 Nov, 2011 at 22:12 in SEO | | 4 Comments
Got a website with lots of ads? You need to remove some of them for staying in Google’s good side. Google, as always trying to improve the user experience for their users, is going to penalize webpages where you struggle to find the usable content. Matt Cutts, the head of Google’s WebSpam team shared the
