Posts Tagged ‘links’

Minor SEO Changes, Major SEO Effect on a Minor Site

Friday, March 28th, 2008
It’s very satisfying to spend a great deal of time developing a new site from scratch for a client, taking pains to ensure that the site is search-engine friendly, and then to see that site do well in the search engines after launch. But it’s also surprisingly satisfying to spend a few hours optimizing a small site for a new client, and then to see, almost immediately, improvements in that site’s performance in the search engines. (more…)

Top Ten Easiest Code Tweaks To Improve Your Site’s Search Engine Performance

Wednesday, January 17th, 2007
  1. A unique, custom title tag on every page in the site (more…)

Linkbait: What is it?

Wednesday, January 17th, 2007
Web sites need inbound links to do well in search engines. One-way, unpaid-for links are clearly the types of links the search engines prefer. How does one go about getting such links? (more…)

On-page SEO: What matters, what doesn’t

Tuesday, January 16th, 2007
My quick rundown: Title tag: Yes, this one’s a biggie. All indications are that the title of the page matters a lot to Google and the other SEs. Every page on a web site should have well-written title that accurately summarizes the page’s main focus. (more…)

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