Tag Archives: SEO
Bing Powers Yahoo Organic Results…Does It Matter?
The Yahoo! and Microsoft Search Alliance announced that Yahoo’s organic search results (English language in the U.S. and Canada) have switched over and are now being powered by Bing – the latest step in their combined battle with Google. The … Continue reading
Posted in Organic Search
Tagged bing, google, Market share, Search Alliance, search engine optimization, SEO, steve hall, website optimization, Yahoo
SEO Tips from the Experts: Flash SEO
Flash and SEO can get along. Learn some tips on how to optimize a website built entirely in Flash in this video blog.
Posted in Organic Search
Tagged Dan Cristo, flash, SEO, website optimization
SEO Tips from the Experts: Subdomains vs. Subfolders
Subdomains vs. subfolders? That is a question web designers and SEO’s face on a regular basis. Learn which is better for SEO in this video blog.
Posted in Organic Search
Tagged Dan Cristo, SEO, Sub-Domains, Sub-Folders
SEO Tips from the Experts: Video SEO Basics
You have videos on your website and want them to show up in Google’s blended (universal) search results, but have not had much luck. Learn some basics about how to accomplish this in this video blog.
Posted in Organic Search
Tagged Dan Cristo, SEO, universal search, Video
How SEO Can Help Your Paid Search Campaigns
It’s common for businesses to ask how SEO is going to help their paid search efforts. This is an often misunderstood relationship, and when working with Fortune 500 companies, you can’t simply say because I said so. So, I thought … Continue reading
Real-time Search Results: For or Against SEO
December 7, 2009 Google launched real-time results and it changed the world of SEO as we all knew it. After reading the news and experiencing it for myself, I was left with a few questions. Does the change present more … Continue reading
Posted in Organic Search
Tagged Google real time search, Organic Search, real time search SEO, real-time search, SEO, social search, Tarina Carr
Lions and Tigers and SEO…Oh My!!! /sarcasm
While out on Search Engine Land yesterday, getting my daily SEO fix, I came across Danny Sullivan’s retort to a post that bad mouthed SEO. As I was reading the title, my initial thought was, “Why are people always picking … Continue reading
Posted in Organic Search
Tagged SEO, SEO marketing strategy, SEO myths
Many Countries, Many Markets: SEM in Europe
Search engine marketing is one of the marketing activities, which in most cases, is relatively easy to expand to other markets. Marketing in Europe is one of those cases where it’s not so easy. Why not, you ask? The answer … Continue reading
Posted in Global Perspective
Tagged adapt, Eduard Blacquiere, Europe, intent, link building, local markets, marketing strategy, media, pull driven, Search Engine Marketing, SEO
SES San Jose: Well Worth The Trip
It’s the last day of SES for me, and while my head is still a little left brain heavy, I am excited about all the new information that I’ve absorbed. This was my first SES conference, and while I came … Continue reading
Posted in Features, Organic Search
Tagged canonicalization, conversion, creative messaging, link building, San Jose, semantic technology, SEO, SES, site taxonomy, Tarina Carr
What is Ethical SEO?
We all know there’s a line that separates acceptable SEO techniques from those that are unacceptable. One might consider this to be an ethical issue, but the reality, in fact, is much more black and white. When a search engine … Continue reading
Posted in Organic Search
Tagged copywriting, ethics, link farms, search engine, search engine algorithm, SEO, SEO technique, site optimization
