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SEO Corner - Australian / New Zealand Google
Question: Can you tell me how I can submit to Google and Anzwer Australia / New Zealand? I rank number 4 in the World search but don't even show in Australian searches. Is it because I have .com and not .com.au?
Directory: > eBusiness > SEO
Date: 2003-04-30

Search Engine Optimization: it's the little things that count
Building a search engine friendly site can seem like a daunting task, but there are some parts of search engine optimization process that are quite simple and quickly done.
Directory: > eBusiness > SEO
Date: 2003-04-28

Link Building: Finding Appropriate Partners
Hi Dan, I enjoy reading your articles. As with most information, I feel hungry for more depth. One of the lines in your "Expanding Content For More Traffic" begs a question.
Directory: > eBusiness > SEO
Date: 2003-04-23

Traffic Analysis - Getting Visitors To Buy
Question: I'm not getting the traffic I would like. Can you tell me what I need to do?
Directory: > eBusiness > SEO
Date: 2003-04-23

Paid Performance: A New Pricing Structure for SEO Companies
"Pricing structures" have always been the source of much discussion among professional SEO's. Knowing how much to charge for SEO services is difficult, and it depends on so many factors. So in the beginning, most SEO's tend to charge less for their services, then spend hour upon hour getting results for their clients.
Directory: > eBusiness > SEO
Date: 2003-04-21

SEO Corner - Writing Title Tags For The Home Page
Question: We are just about to launch www.foodlubricants.co.uk (or www.food-lubricants.co.uk ?) and I am wondering how to do the title tag for the home page. Shall I put John Sheard Ltd | Food Grade Lubricants as that would be our company name and what we are selling?
Directory: > eBusiness > SEO
Date: 2003-04-16

Search Engine Robots - How They Work, What They Do (Part I)
Automated search engine robots, sometimes called "spiders" or "crawlers", are the seekers of web pages. How do they work? What is it they really do? Why are they important?
Directory: > eBusiness > SEO
Date: 2003-04-15

Link Popularity and the Myth of the Guestbook Link
Link popularity is crucial for your pages to rank well in search engines, but the value of guestbook links is questionable, at best, and potentially lethal, at worst.
Directory: > eBusiness > SEO
Date: 2003-04-15

Wading Through The Search Engine Myths
There is an abundance of search engine information available on the web- some of it valuable, much of it contradictory. Throughout the years some prevailing search engine myths have developed. Some of these myths are still encouraged by companies with a financial interest in their continued existence. Others are based upon techniques that were effective years ago but no longer work. Still others come from simple misunderstandings that inevitably come with a relatively new medium. What follows is a few of the most prevalent.
Directory: > eBusiness > SEO
Date: 2003-04-11

How to Switch Hosting Providers During Your Search Engine Campaign
Search engine placement is a science and, like any scientific project, a proper search engine campaign requires a controlled environment. Even in the best of circumstances an SEO has a myriad of variables to consider that may have a positive or negative effect on a search engine marketing campaign. For accurate research to take place, a controlled environment must be entirely free of any web site instability. A common cause of instability is the down-time that arises when a web site is inappropriately transferred to a new Web Hosting Provider (WHP).
Directory: > eBusiness > SEO
Date: 2003-04-11

SEO Corner - Submitting All Pages vs. the Main Page
Question: I would like to know what is the importance of submitting all of the web pages to search engines instead of only the main page?
Directory: > eBusiness > SEO
Date: 2003-04-10

Yahoo Introduces New Search Platform
NEW YORK Yahoo has unveiled a new search product, which is meant to provide users with a cleaner, easier-to-use interface and faster ways to find relevant information. The Sunnyvale, Calif., company said the new offering will reduce the Web portal's dependence on graphical ads and improve the relevance of ads and sponsored results.
Directory: > eBusiness > SEO
Date: 2003-04-09

Working Well With Your Search Engine Optimization Firm
The SEO industry is growing out of its adolescence into the realm of mainstream credibility. After surviving the infancy and adolescence of the industry, search engine optimization and placement is just being recognized as the essential element that can make or break an online business' bottom line. A successful SEO enriched marketing campaign will require a few simple but crucial elements: timing, organization and commitment. There are several search engine placement strategies to choose from. This SEO plan focuses on achieving traditional search engine placements and does not address pay-per-click advertising.
Directory: > eBusiness > SEO
Date: 2003-04-08

Crawl The Web Like Google
Oh, for the simplicity of the good old days of 1995! Where all a web site owner had to do was put important keywords about her web site in the metatags of the HTML code of the front page of her site with a clear description and title to rank well in the search engines and make it easy for web searchers to find her.
Directory: > eBusiness > SEO
Date: 2003-04-08

Yahoo!: If You Can't Beat 'Em, Buy Their Engine
Yahoo recently relaunched their search engine, and the results are decidedly Googlish. From the stripped-down look, to the news search focus, Yahoo! has clearly studied the master in their new bid for search supremacy.
Directory: > eBusiness > SEO
Date: 2003-04-08

The Secret From The King Of Pay Per Clicks
At Joel Christopher's recent Master List Builders' Workshop in San Antonio, Texas, Marlon Sanders told the audience that I was "The King Of Pay Per Clicks." He explained that there was no investment he could think of that gave a faster or better return on your investment than pay-per-click search engines. After all, I had done campaigns where I earned $7for every $1 invested.
Directory: > eBusiness > SEO
Date: 2003-04-04

Microsoft Tries to Boost MSN Web Searches
Microsoft Corp. is searching for a larger role in the area of Web searches, planning to upgrade its MSN site and sparking speculation that it might assume the lucrative paid-search functions now handled by its partner Overture Services Inc.
Directory: > eBusiness > SEO
Date: 2003-04-03

SEO Corner - Submitting to Non-US Search Engines
Question: I want to submit my site to the international (non-U.S. search engines). How should I do this? Shari says: I understand the desire to have visibility in all of the major search engines in the world.
Directory: > eBusiness > SEO
Date: 2003-04-03

Blogs Gone Wild! Microsoft Challenges Google
The blogs and web forums are going crazy over the widely reported story that Microsoft is challenging Google for search supremacy. In an article at Microsoft and NBC owned MSNBC.com, Microsoft said that it is taking aim at privately held Google.
Directory: > eBusiness > SEO
Date: 2003-04-03

Google Ads Flow To The Amazon
Amazon.com and Google, developer of the largest performance-based search advertising program, today announced a multi-year agreement that will make Google's search technology and targeted sponsored links available on Amazon.com.
Directory: > eBusiness > SEO
Date: 2003-04-03

The Google Everflux Phenomena
I tend to spend a lot of time in various search engine forums and newsgroups answering questions. One of the most common questions that seems to come up is along the lines of: "My site was in Google yesterday and ranking well and today it's gone! What happened?"
Directory: > eBusiness > SEO
Date: 2003-04-02

Improve Your Rankings: Original Content May Help
My site at http://www.jodee.biz ranks 3/10 on google, and on alexa it ranks: "Traffic Rank for jodee.biz:337,641." Other sites that link to this site: 447. What I would like to know is: how can I improve my ratings more for some of my keywords such as "grilling net gurus." I am on the first page on others it can't be found any suggestion I do trade links with other sites plus I have now added more content by way of articles and newsletters
Directory: > eBusiness > SEO
Date: 2003-04-01

Getting Listed in Australian Search Engines
Can you tell me how I can submit to Google and Anzwer AustraliaNew Zealand? I rank number 4 in the World search but don't even show in Australian searches. I pay Express submission to Inktomi my web address www.matstoneglobal.com is it because I have .com and not .com.au
Directory: > eBusiness > SEO
Date: 2003-04-01

Does Google Index Dynamic Pages?
Is it posible to index in Google a dynamic page like the ones you have in your site? For example: http://www.insideoutmarketing.com/index.php?p=sections&sid=7 I developped a Content Management System that creates dynamic menus and pages and each link of each item of the menu point to a category of articles and each title of each article points to the entire article using its number like this: http://astursistemas.com/demo/index.php?categoria_no=17 (category No.17, sorry it is in spanish) http://astursistemas.com/demo/Articulos.php?articulo_no=16 (article No. 16) If I submit the above URLs to Google, will they be indexed?
Directory: > eBusiness > SEO
Date: 2003-04-01

Expanding Content For More Traffic
We have just released a Children's Learning CD. We are having a hard time getting on search engine positions. Could you also look at our site and see if it needs some changes?
Directory: > eBusiness > SEO
Date: 2003-04-01

Search Engine Optimization (Re)Visited
In the wake of pay-to-be-included search engines popping up right and left, one often wonders, "What's the use of spending so much time on optimizing various pages for various search engines when what you actually have to do is, pay for the indexing? Few people realize that paying for inclusion hardly affects the ranking, especially in serious search indexes like Yahoo! If you pay them, they review your page within a decent time frame, and if the site is unsuitable for inclusion, they let you know, and advise you to carry out various changes.
Directory: > eBusiness > SEO
Date: 2003-04-01