Who links to your competitors?

Posted by on Dec 5, 2011 | 0 comments

Who links to your competitors?

One way to get links is to find out who is linking to your competitors.  Recently, I just stumbled upon two backlink checkers, Backlink Watch and Link Diganosis. Backlink Watch doesn’t require you install anything, but it is loaded with advertisements.  Nevertheless, it does the job and will give you the website that is linking to you along with the text used in the link. Link Diagnosis doesn’t have all of the advertisments that Backlink Watch has, but it requires that you install a plug-in for the Mozilla Firefox browser.  If you don’t us Mozilla Firefox to browse the...

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Search Engine Optimization Explained in Plain English

Posted by on Nov 2, 2011 | 0 comments

They say a picture is worth a thousand words.  Well, not to the search engines.  Words matter a lot to search engines.  Watch the video below:

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Check your website keyword density

Posted by on Oct 3, 2011 | 0 comments

A great SEO tool to use is the Keyword Density Analyzer Tool.  It checks for the most prominent keywords in your website pages.  It’ll show you results for single keywords, two keyword phrases, three keyword phrases, and four keyword phrases. If the keywords you want to be ranked for aren’t showing up in this data, you may want to revise your content by putting in those keywords.  Some places where you could insert some keywords and keyword phrases are: Your headings Your links Bullet points Bolded and italicized text Search engines give more weight to keywords in these...

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What’s in Your Title Tags?

Posted by on Apr 1, 2010 | 0 comments

Title tags are what you see in the blue bar on top of your browser. Search engines pay heavy attention to what’s in this blue bar.  You should put your relevant keywords in this section.  If you do put keywords in the title bar, make sure that the keywords pertain to what’s on the page.

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What You Should Do When Building Your Website Part 2

Posted by on Jan 14, 2009 | 0 comments

I’m back again with more information.  You probably didn’t think there was so many elements to having a website developed.  Well, here’s the beef! Design search engine friendly pages – What do I mean by search engine friendly?  I mean going with a tableless layout with a heavy reliance on Cascading Style Sheets(CSS).  The beauty of tableless layouts means there will be less code for the search engines to fish through which could lead to better search engine rankings.  Another benefit of tableless layouts is that when the time comes to give your site a makeover,...

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