Archive for April, 2008
When you did the keyword research for your website, you probably found a lot of simple words you’re now incorporating into your website. These general terms are things that many people search for, and are not necessarily going to help your business or website to be number one in the search engine for, other than […]
Jennifer Gniadecki wrote this on April 11th, 2008 and filed it under SEO Updates, SEO Tips, SEO Tools, Contextual Advertising, Internet Marketing & SEO, Link Building | No Comments »
Many people enjoy using flash on webpages. They feel that moving images and movie-like quality make a website seem more flashy, more professional, and cooler. The problem is that when you use flash Google has no idea what that super-cool movie says.
What does this mean for your SEO? Any keywords you use in your […]
Jennifer Gniadecki wrote this on April 10th, 2008 and filed it under SEO Updates, SEO Tips, Internet Marketing & SEO | No Comments »
Pay Per Click consultants and agencies are holding their collective breath…
Yahoo! Is going to use Google for paid search…to see how it’s going to go. According to Marketwatch.com - Microsoft and it’s increasingly aggressive acquisition deal is freaking out at Yahoo! using Google paid search. The head of legal is saying that will bring 90% […]
Jennifer Gniadecki wrote this on April 9th, 2008 and filed it under SEO Updates, Google News, Yahoo News, SEO Tools, Internet Marketing & SEO, Search Engine News | No Comments »
So you’ve got your page titles, image title tags, and keywords all picked out.
Your copy is amazing and you have everything in order.
What does your navigation structure look like? Do you have pages labeled “About” “Home” and “Services”? Have you researched the keywords you want to use for your page links? If not, you […]
Jennifer Gniadecki wrote this on April 8th, 2008 and filed it under SEO Updates, SEO Tips, Internet Marketing & SEO | No Comments »
Images are becoming more and more important when it comes to Google.
When you insert an image into a blog post or a website, you need to be making sure you’re adding the title tag attribute to the picture. The title tag tells Google what the picture is, and pictures hold more weight when Google […]
Jennifer Gniadecki wrote this on April 7th, 2008 and filed it under SEO Updates, Internet Marketing & SEO | No Comments »