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Revisiting High Quality SEO – What Did Google’s Updates Mean for You?

The Internet is starting to settle down a bit after Google’s updates, so now’s a good time to review the changes in terms of quality SEO. Did it make any difference to you or how you “live” on the Web? If it didn’t, you’re either lucky or haven’t been paying attention. Related Posts:Google’s Shot of [...]

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Is Your SEO Campaign Missing Something?

Uploading a useful and well-crafted article on the Net without search engine optimization is like getting ready for your Oscar debut and remaining hidden in the closet. Unless your clients come to your house, peek inside the closet to find you and spread the word, the chances of you being seen are slim. The same [...]

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Grabbing Your Fair Catch of the Social Networking Market

In 2010, many of the “Big Boys” will be spending the same or less on their paid placements in the search engine results. Bad News for Google, Yahoo, AOL and Bing, but equally bad news for small business owners who have skipped out on paying for ads from the beginning. Why is it bad news? [...]

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Google Takes Over – Search on Their Terms, Not Yours

Two big things have hit the search engine streets from Google’s front door that may change the history of how we get our search results forever – and that’s not an exaggeration. Related Posts:Revisiting High Quality SEO – What Did Google’s Updates Mean for You?Finding Keywords for SEO: How Long Does This Take?Improving SEO: The [...]

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“Big Brother” Google Steps on SEOs

I like Google, I really do. As a “white hat” SEO company, Level343 has supported Google again and again. When Google pushed for SEO guidelines, we backed them. When they made it possible for people to see others’ houses on Google Maps, I thought, “Well, why not? Just make sure your yard’s clean.” A while [...]

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SEO Controversies – Fact or Fiction

In the world of SEO writing, several important debates are taking place. These “controversies” range from topics as fundamental as the use of SEO to as specific as the changes that W3C is implementing to search engines such as Google, Yahoo and Excite. There are a lot of myths and misinformation surrounding these controversies, so [...]

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