February 2012

How to leap ahead of the competition on Google

So, you have an extra day today because it is 29th February – a Leap Year. Brilliant. It means you can crack on with some work you wouldn’t otherwise have time for…! But what should you do? How can you maximise the value of these extra 24 hours? The answer …

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Can you take the risk? How Google detects paid links

Backlinks are still Google’s most important ranking signal. That’s why many businesses buy links to artificially improve the rankings of their websites. This can be very risky because Google doesn’t like paid links at all. If you use paid links to promote your website, you put your rankings at risk. …

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Different keywords require different SEO tactics

Keywords with little competition require different tactics than keywords with high competition. If you want to get the best possible results for your website, you must use the right tactics with the right keyword. 1. On-page optimization has a higher impact for long keywords The relative value of on-page web …

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Search Engine Marketing

Search engines are less valuable than we think

Every second of every minute of every hour of every day there are 23,148 searches on Google; that’s a whole lot of searching…! Search is one of the most popular online activities, making Google the “number one” website in terms of traffic, brand recognition and financial success. Whatever you spend …

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How to boost your blog with Google Calendar

Google Calendar can help your blogging by allowing you to plan ahead the topics you want to cover. The reminder features also mean you can get prompted when to write your blog post.

Search Engines

Google changes signal the end of objective search

Google is changing – and for the worse. The company is focused on the ever burgeoning world of social. Currently it is exploiting its fifth attempt at a social networking system, Google Plus. Previous Google social networks, like Buzz and Wave have bit the dust. The company has high hopes for Plus – so much so that it has now started to use data from the social network to influence the search results it presents to you.