1) Effective SEO consists of a complex set of tasks and it's something which is best left to a reputable SEO firm or consultant who has an in depth understanding of the process.
2) Don’t make half of your links go to http://example.com/ and the other half go to http://www.example.com/ . Instead, pick the url you prefer and always use that format for your internal links.
3) Attention Comment Spammers!
Google says that spamming other sites can lower your site rankings;
Signature links under comments are not accepted;
Highly relevant links in the body such as the web site or blog URL are allowed, but only upon our approval;
You can expect that your comment may be deleted if you are attempting to get a backlink link rather than adding real value to the conversation;
SEO or Link Builders, if we catch you commenting but linking to a client's site, your online reputation, your firm's and that of your client are being put at severe risk;
Link to a page or a blog that can be identified as being about you, so our readers can gain additional perspective on your point of view and where necessary sufficient disclosure.
4) Truth is, Google cares only about one thing: MONEY-WORDS.
5) you do not take short cuts in the "offline" business world, why would you in the "online" world.
6) In a recent Whiteboard Friday titled "The Death of Link Building and the Rebirth of Link Earning", Rand Fishkin says, "By and large, Google is trying to end the practice of link building and renew the practice of link earning. I think that's why you see so many SEOs embracing content marketing, and I think this shift is going to happen even more heavily over the next 6 to 12 months."
7) The internet has grown to colossal proportions - we're talking trillions of pages - and the quantity of low-quality websites has increased. To maintain quality and to be able to "organise the world's information and make it useful", over time, Google have had to implement certain measures. Let’s have a look at the major changes and how they have influenced SEO. ==== >>
http://www.seomoz.org/ugc/how-to-do-seo-in-2013
http://websearch.about.com/od/searchenginesubmission/ht/submit-website-to-search-engine-for-free.htm
10) If you do a quick search on "SEO Consultants", you'll most likely see this kind of ad:
"We will submit your site to all 1500 search engines and guarantee you 14,000 hits on your first day for only $29.95!"
Sounds pretty good, huh? Well, don't be fooled. That kind of hyperbole is just too good to be true!
2) Don’t make half of your links go to http://example.com/ and the other half go to http://www.example.com/ . Instead, pick the url you prefer and always use that format for your internal links.
3) Attention Comment Spammers!
Google says that spamming other sites can lower your site rankings;
Signature links under comments are not accepted;
Highly relevant links in the body such as the web site or blog URL are allowed, but only upon our approval;
You can expect that your comment may be deleted if you are attempting to get a backlink link rather than adding real value to the conversation;
SEO or Link Builders, if we catch you commenting but linking to a client's site, your online reputation, your firm's and that of your client are being put at severe risk;
Link to a page or a blog that can be identified as being about you, so our readers can gain additional perspective on your point of view and where necessary sufficient disclosure.
4) Truth is, Google cares only about one thing: MONEY-WORDS.
5) you do not take short cuts in the "offline" business world, why would you in the "online" world.
6) In a recent Whiteboard Friday titled "The Death of Link Building and the Rebirth of Link Earning", Rand Fishkin says, "By and large, Google is trying to end the practice of link building and renew the practice of link earning. I think that's why you see so many SEOs embracing content marketing, and I think this shift is going to happen even more heavily over the next 6 to 12 months."
7) The internet has grown to colossal proportions - we're talking trillions of pages - and the quantity of low-quality websites has increased. To maintain quality and to be able to "organise the world's information and make it useful", over time, Google have had to implement certain measures. Let’s have a look at the major changes and how they have influenced SEO. ==== >>
http://www.seomoz.org/ugc/how-to-do-seo-in-2013
8) How to Submit Your Website to a Search Engine for Free ==== >>
Submitting a website to search engines for index inclusion isn't absolutely necessary anymore. If you have good content, outgoing links, and links pointing back to your site (also known as "backlinks") then your site is most likely being indexed by search engine spiders. However, in SEO, every little bit counts, and formal search engine submission can't hurt. Here's how you can submit your website to search engines for free. ----- >>http://websearch.about.com/od/searchenginesubmission/ht/submit-website-to-search-engine-for-free.htm
10) If you do a quick search on "SEO Consultants", you'll most likely see this kind of ad:
"We will submit your site to all 1500 search engines and guarantee you 14,000 hits on your first day for only $29.95!"
Sounds pretty good, huh? Well, don't be fooled. That kind of hyperbole is just too good to be true!
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