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How Professional SEOs Get Inbound Links

Posted by Ryan Beale in SEO | July 8, 2010 | Comments (8)

Getting found on Google consists of 2 things: 1) content and 2) links. Since inbound links act as a voting system or currency for search engine algorithms, it’s imperative that SEOs acquire high quality inbound
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5 Important Elements of a Sales Landing Page

Posted by Mark Thompson in Ecommerce,SEO | July 7, 2010 | Comments (2)

Every great sales or lead generation landing page have certain similar characteristics to them.  Those characteristics lead to increases in sales, leads and overall conversion rates.

Let’s take a look at the different elements of a successful landing page.

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Promoting Article Marketing with RSS Feeds

Posted by Kristi Hines in SEO | July 6, 2010 | Comments (7)

Many people think of article marketing as simply a way to build a backlink or traffic to their website, to build their reputation as an expert, or to make money online via article writing. But not many think about their…
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Why More Traffic Doesn’t Always Mean More Sales

Posted by Alan Mater in Ecommerce,SEO | July 2, 2010 | Comments (1)

If you have visited as many blogs as I have over the last few years, or if you are relatively new to Internet Marketing, you will probably have read many articles that totally distort the truth. One of the…
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Quick Tricks to Checking Your Backlinks

Posted by Eric Gesinski in SEO | July 1, 2010 | Comments (5)

When you’re working on SEO and building quality backlinks, anyone who does it actively wants to know how effective each link is and how well it’s doing. Well, there are some specific methods to check on the quality of…
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8 Greyhat Tactics SEOs Are Using, Use at Your Own Discretion!

Posted by Mark Thompson in SEO,Social Media | June 30, 2010 | Comments (12)

Throughout my 5 years as a SEO and Internet Marketer, I have seen a number of tactics that were borderline unethical (depending on who you talk to in the industry).  Even though people won’t admit it, SEO’s are using some…
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Part II: The Ultimate Guide to Meta Description

Posted by John Barlow in SEO | June 25, 2010 | Comments (2)

In Part I of this two part series, I left you saying how inaccurate the CTR’s Google was give are. Now I want you to totally forget what I said! In this post I’m going to take you step-by-step…
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Part I: The Ultimate Guide to Meta Description

Posted by John Barlow in SEO | June 24, 2010 | Comments (4)

You’ve just taken over a client from an unscrupulous agency; title tags are stuffed with keywords, there’s a dodgy backlink history and the meta keywords are used on every page. Worst of all, your just not getting the traffic you’re…
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5 Benefits of Blogging from a Junior SEO Analyst

Posted by Tola Famakinwa in Blogging,SEO | June 18, 2010 | Comments (14)

I’ve been in the SEO blogging industry long enough to know that though there is a difference between being a SEO Consultant/Analyst/Executive and a Blogger, they pretty much go hand in hand. I like to think I’m a combination of…
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Top 10 Google Search Results Analysis After the MayDay Update

Posted by Kristi Hines in SEO | June 17, 2010 | Comments (16)

In the comments of a recent post on Search Engine Journal on the Google MayDay Update, one commenter noted that authority is being devalued in terms of commonly sought after sites were not ranking for terms such as…
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