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The Beauty of StumbleUpon

Have a few minutes? Want to spend some time checking out fascinating websites that relate to your specific interests? Maybe you want to see what is out there on astronomy, the environment, or even the entertainment industry. StumbleUpon is an amazing one-click stop to meet your curiosity needs. With over 4 million users already, StumbleUpon makes it easy for people to surf the web in a care free, channel flipping sort of style, stumbling on the most interesting material the web has to offer.

By Peter Hamilton, Friday, 15th February 2008

How To Monitor Search Engine Positions

Since search engines are the first stop for people on the Internet looking for goods or services, the position your website appears in search results is an important factor. If your URL shows up far down the results list, the chances of the consumer never finding you increase incrementally. Once you achieve a high search engine position, it is essential that you make sure you maintain the high ranking you have worked so hard to achieve.

By Nelson Tan, Wednesday, 13th February 2008

Keyword Density And Authors; Some Light Remarks on Density

I should have seen it coming. I had asked for feedback on an ebook I had written on Article Marketing. The feedback came with some weak praise together with a remark that I had neglected Keyword Density. I thanked my reviewer and refrained from pointing out that Keyword density had exactly the amount of attention that it deserved - none. I thought no more of it until I got an email from Chris Knight of ezinearticles complaining that many authors were writing articles with an inflated Keyword density.

By Alex Newell, Monday, 11th February 2008

What Does the Proposed Purchase of Yahoo by Microsoft Mean for SEO?

The big news in the world wide web is the proposed purchase of Yahoo by Microsoft for a stunningly large amount of money. If you consider obtaining organic search engine rankings part of your marketing, the question is what this means to you.

By Sam Alucard, Friday, 8th February 2008

The Value of Gaining Organic Rankings

The value of gaining organic rankings for your website is assumed to be a good think in practically any marketing piece you read. As with any assumption, you should ask yourself why this is exactly.

By Sam Alucard, Thursday, 31st January 2008

How to Fire up Your Link Building Mojo

You know you need inbound links to your site to succeed in SEO. What you may not know is, you don't need to spend a dime to get them. In fact, I would advise you not to purchase links.

By Jeremy Morgan, Thursday, 31st January 2008

Search Engine Optimization. A True Test In Patience

Search engine optimization is not an exact science. Anyone who is in the industry or has successfully executed a SEO campaign knows that it can take a number of months before you can truly reap the benefits. With that being said, search engine optimization starts from the birth of a website. If you own a website or are thinking of starting one, arming yourself with some useful information during the beginning stages will make your campaign run a lot smoother.

By Carrie Haggerty, Thursday, 31st January 2008

Productive SEO: 6 Key Ways to SEO

Every webmaster's dream is to have an enormous, steady traffic so they can profit from it. One of the traffic-generating techniques that is frequently used is Search Engine Optimization. It will not only connect your visitors to your site, but it will also pull up your ranking. If you'd like to succeed with SEO, you cannot afford to ignore these 6 key ways...

By G Allan Roberts, Tuesday, 29th January 2008

10 Ways to Get Less Search Engine Traffic

So, you got yourself a new website set up and you want to be at the bottom of the "shower head" search results. This may not get you banned altogether, but it will at least get your site deranked enough that new visitors will stop bothering you.

By Jeremy Morgan, Wednesday, 23rd January 2008

How Many SEO Experts Are Actually Experts?

I was always under the impression that if you were known as an expert in your field, that you had really worked and studied very hard for a number of years. This is certainly the case in the majority of professions. These experts then gain a lot of respect from their juniors and the public a like. So where is the industry of search optimisation going wrong?

By Steve Hill, Monday, 21st January 2008

5 easy ways to gather links

At some point in my learning curve I was failing to understand the true value of links. I used to think that the only benefit brought by links would be the incoming visitors from other websites. Very untrue! In fact, links are like votes. If a site links to you, the search engines see it like a vote for your site and place it above other sites in the search results.

By Rahul Gupta, Monday, 21st January 2008

Will Google rank duplicate content?

I have asked this question in several forums and at different membership sites. Every time I ask I have got an different answer, or at the best an very defuse answer. I also see that a lot of other people ask the same question and are concern with the same issue.

By Oddvar Meyer, Monday, 14th January 2008

Search Engine Marketing and Blogging Techniques

Search engines are the web's most used means of driving traffic to websites, and knowledge of search engine marketing is essential to anybody wanting to succeed online. However knowledge of blogging techniques is also instrumental in gaining you a high position in the search engine listings fore your chosen keyword.

By Peter Nisbet, Monday, 7th January 2008

The Harsh Reality: It's Top 30 or Nothing

For you site to be visible to search engines, you must decrease the distance between it and other documents on the Web. If your site is not in the central core and only 30 percent are. It is likely that you don't have a high-traffic site, and it could be difficult for users to find it through links from other sites.

By Pamela Upshur, Tuesday, 1st January 2008

Optimizing Your Site for Both Google and Yahoo

Search engine optimization techniques for Google and Yahoo are quite different. Many websites rank well in one search engine but not the other. This is the direct result of each search engine having its own unique ranking algorithm. For example, the Google algorithm predominantly values the anchor text of in-bound links. Yahoo places more emphasis on keyword density and meta tags.

By Michael Fleischner, Monday, 31st December 2007

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