Someone is currently the top of Google. SEO competitor analysis is the breakdown of why that website is ranking at the top. Google have a uniform algorithm, but that algorithm includes sector specific measurement. Not all of the same tools will be used by the Google algorithm when a user is searching for “Taxi Birmingham” [...]
Categories: Learning About SEO
Tagged: localised search, SEO
Facebook has become only a handful of websites to gain a PageRank of 10 by Google’s revolutionary algorithm. This ranking means that Facebook sits alongside the likes of CNN, the Whitehouse and Google itself as being some of the most important websites in the world. The PageRank algorithm is the stuff of myth – no [...]
Categories: Latest News
Tagged: facebook, social media
How long have I been searching around the internet for a browser which offers multi session tab browsing. What I mean by that is that I can use one instance of a browser but each page can be a different session. This means I can log into Gmail (for example) under two different accounts without [...]
Categories: Tips and Tricks
Tagged: IE8, internet explorer, multi session browser, multi user browser
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Categories: Uncategorized
Check out the facts behind some of those SEO myths Doing SEO once will give you lasting performance SEO is a strategy, and as any marketing strategy SEO is made up of two components: the basic site optimisation carried out upon signing the contract – which constitutes a small part of the work involved – [...]
Categories: A Customers Guide to SEO
Tagged: SEO Myths
The search engine marketing industry has its share of bad apples. There are individuals and companies who promote and practice unethical optimisation techniques. Search engines frown upon attempts to manipulate their algorithms and often carry penalties when the search engine find out. These techniques are also known as search engine spam. The rule of thumb [...]
Categories: A Customers Guide to SEO
Tagged: results based seo, white hat seo
Cost is a difficult subject for SEOs, there are numerous choices out there, and there are many, many people offering SEO these days. Be careful, though, the price nearly always reflects the quality of the service. It is generally understood that professional services cost a lot. It doesn’t matter whether they consult or carry out [...]
Categories: A Customers Guide to SEO
Tagged: Pay on performance seo, results based seo, SEO
SEM comes into different shapes and forms: basic or in depth, on-page and off-page SEO, PPC management, multilingual SEO, XML feeds, etc. Some companies break their services down to number of hours, others take performance as a reference point. Some offer the guarantee to refund your money if you’re not satisfied with the results, while [...]
Categories: A Customers Guide to SEO
Tagged: pay for performance seo, POP, SEO
If your website is an important part of your business then you most likely have an in-house web team that attend religiously to your website. Because of the marketing nature of a website it’s likely that the entire online strategy is handled by the marketing department. In that case, you are probably looking for a [...]
Categories: A Customers Guide to SEO
There are businesses with budgets very limited so that they can’t afford professional SEO advice. There are businesses for which marketing on the Internet is the core of their existence and for them, learning and performing SEO in-house proves more cost-effective. Many prefer to go with the DIY route, but the vast majority of businesses [...]
Categories: A Customers Guide to SEO