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SEO Tips: Improve PageRank (Google PageRank Demystified…Sorta) Part 2

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This article continues from SEO Tip: Improve PageRank (Google PageRank Demystified…Sorta) Part 1. As with any of our articles you should be aware of the disclaimer: Disclaimer: Chattanooga Search Marketing Blog features SEO tips for the benefit of our readers and clients in order for them to understand what we do and help them with their own SEO projects. As with any SEO technique, these techniques and tips are based on our experience and are our best opinions. Our opinion may change and this [ ... ]

How to Avoid the Scam & Pick the Right SEO Company

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I have written an article that is filed in the pages of this Web site offering up advice to Chattanooga business owners (and any other business owner) regarding picking a SEO company and a Web design company. I didn’t think the full article warranted a post in the Search Marketing Blog, because, there is no real SEO tip there, but is more intended for prospective clients. However, I did want to bring up a few highlights and point those interested over to the proper article for more details. As [ ... ]

SEO Research & Development

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from: http://www.abraxasweb.com/blog/2009/10/15/seo-research-development/ Abraxas Web Design & SEO is releasing some results form an eight month SEO R&D project on the domain hdmusicvideosonline.com. It is not often that a SEO company will share with general readers specific results of a project. In this case, because this site was not developed for a client but instead as an R&D project and that the site will soon go up for sell, we thought it fitting to give our readers and our clients [ ... ]

Google Sitemaps – How Important Are They?

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There is no denying that Google is the king of the hill when it comes to search engines. A fairly decent page ranking in Google is worth so much more than a better showing in other less prominent search engines. The reason for this is the overwhelming popularity of Google. A vast majority of internet users use Google’s services in looking for quality content on the internet. With the large number of people using it, a high page rank acts a great advertising opportunity for your website. Because [ ... ]

Google Search Engine Optimisation And Their 80/20 Rule

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from: http://bloggerpinnacle.com/google-search-engine-optimisation-and-their-8020-rule Search engine optimisation or optimization (with a ‘z’ or is that ‘zee’ if your from across ‘the pond’) techniques are constantly evolving. This evolution is in response to the evolution of search engines such as Google, Yahoo and MSN. Google in particular has come to be seen as the most sophisticated and advanced search engine as it is armed with an array of anti-spam technology. Google’s increasing [ ... ]

Google for Advertisers 2 – Online

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Online marketing with Google means more than just search ads. A lot more: Search Advertising Reach your potential customers at the perfect moment: right when they're searching on keywords related to your business, on Google and across our network of search partners. Website Advertising Place your online ads – text, banner and rich media alike – on relevant targeted sites within the Google Content Network, the world's largest online ad network. YouTube Advertising Engage the world's largest [ ... ]

Google for Advertisers 1

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http://www.google.com/advertisers/index.html How can Google accelerate your business? This site offers a complete look at how our ad tools can work together to help your business grow. Explore tools by media, 'The Marketing Cycle,' or click below for a look at how they all come together to help sell a virtually unsellable product. Pet Stick: A 'Worst-Case' Case Study The job of marketers and advertisers has become exponentially harder with the current economy. Which means it's tough to sell anything [ ... ]

10 Ways to Design a Good Web Site

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In a previous post, I outlined ways to find the right Web-hosting service for your Web site. Assuming you’ve secured one, the next step is to physically create your site. A critical part of this process involves deciding how you want your Web site to look. Because I deal in words, not visuals, I asked my former colleague Sean Brown to offer some design dos and don’ts. Mr. Brown is an interaction design director at Condé Nast Digital and oversees the layout of the company’s men.style.com and [ ... ]