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How does one know when it’s time to jump on the Twitter bandwagon? When Oprah finally makes an entire show on Twittering that’s when! Lately it’s been Twitter this, Twitter that, everyone is “Tweeting” these days including celebrities who claim they don’t want everyone to know what’s going on in their lives but Twitter about it anyway.
So, if you’re not on the Twitter bandwagon …
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Earlier today I watched the newest SEOmoz Whiteboard Friday video where the topic of discussion was going over-board with on-site optimization. The gist of the video is that many SEOs waste their energies, and even jeapordize their campaigns, by keyword stuffing, adding uneccessary internal linking and worse yet – writing unnatural content (i.e. content that repeats keywords over, and over, and over…). As is my way, this video set my mind wandering. Knowing what-not-to-do is important, but what should …
In my last post, I discussed the importance of using silos within your SEO strategy and your website architecture. Today, I will focus on how to strengthen your themes and silos through a strategically implemented linking structure
Creating themes within your site architecture
As I mentioned in the previous post, your website should be structured so that all of the pages on your site are contained within themed directory silos. Here is a quick example, if you are selling books, of …
Thanks for tuning in to SEO Boy’s Super Friends Interview Series! Today’s guest is Alex Cohen, Marketing Manager for PPC management software company ClickEquations. Before you can say, “Wait, this is an SEO blog!” let it be known that Alex leads a double life. He also moonlights as an analytics guru at his personal blog – Digital Alex!
SEO Boy authors John and Amber talked with Alex about his personal experiences …
The titles of pages on your website are important and, outside of the URL itself, the prime place to put your keywords. Unfortunately, this is an often neglected part of on-page SEO.
Purpose of the Title
How Google and other search engines aggregate data is always analyzed and tested to try to figure it out. Back in 96, I remember looking at Microsoft’s function in Word to make web pages and it always wanted you to use Titles and Headings …
How many times have you opened a drawer or a closet to grab something and ended up spending 45 minutes cleaning just to find what you’re looking for? Or, have you hopped in your car to make a quick trip to the store and ended up twisting and turning around town in a seemingly endless string of construction detours? Not every task is always as simple or quick as you think—sometimes flexibility is necessary.
Just like your quick trip to the …
A while back I wrote on setting the proper client expectations BEFORE you get started working on their SEO account. Today, I’d like to share with you a couple of ideas to prevent client disappointment during your SEO optimization strategy that we at Hanapin have put to use and have found great success with them.
1. Be Proactive
Being proactive with your clients means being one step ahead of them at all times. You will get that occasional client that …
What’s in a name? More specifically, what’s in a domain name? Aside from being the most prominant feature of your website (Hello! It’s the base of your URL structure!), domain names can play a crucial role in your SEO campaign’s success. There are plenty of articles floating around about how to find the right domain name at the onset of creating a website and search engine optimization strategy. But what about buying an established domain that will simply be …
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