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Dancing the Google Dance | And a One Algo Change, Two Algo Change, Go!

March 14, 2011

The Google Dance Infographic, Google's Updates - Logos copyright by GoogleYou know – people talk about how SEO isn’t one of those things you can do once and then reap the benefits forever (I say people, but I mean SEO professionals). We’ve talked about how search engines are constantly updating; it’s what they do. Spammers get more sophisticated, darn them; search engines have to evolve to combat spammers. Optimizers, marketers and site owners have to change to combat the evolution of the search engines. It’s a vicious, vicious circle.

Landing Page ROI – Getting Money to Fall Back into Your Pocket

October 27, 2010

If you look at business in terms of the Internet and long term, you have to realize the winner isn’t chosen by how much traffic they bring in, but by their return on investment (ROI). While you can buy traffic, steal traffic and cheat traffic with non-ethical techniques, the question is, does that traffic convert?

The Many Myths of SEO

October 4, 2010
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It’s almost the end of 2010. What used to be myths have been tried and tested. They failed. Many are just plain lies now. I’m sure many of you have seen the spammy emails… We get at least ten a week, and anywhere from three to ten SEO sales calls per month. To them, I say, at least research the people you’re contacting will you?

Breaking the SEO Barriers (It Ain’t Easy Bein’ Seen)

August 17, 2010
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The world of optimization information isn’t a pretty world, ladies and gents. Stories abound that you wouldn’t tell your children; they’d give you nightmares. Those who aren’t in the SEO industry may not realize it, but behind the scenes, it’s often not for polite company to see.

Content is King… But What’s Content?

March 17, 2010
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Content – everybody wants it. SEOs that write blogs and articles on optimization push for it. Google says ranking is all about good, relevant, engaging content. So you think, “Sure. I can do that.” You start writing (or hire someone to write) pages upon pages of content, put it up on your site and wait [...]

Recession-pressed SEO

March 13, 2009

The recession is in full swing and budgets are tightening. Businesses are spending less because they have less to spend, and companies that provide services for businesses are feeling the strain. Fortunately, we live and work within a system so virtual that anything IT is still and will remain in demand. SEO is no exception.

Who Are Your Real Competitors?

January 8, 2009

As most SEO service providers know, your competitors are rarely the companies you think they are.  With businesses that aren’t Web based, the competition is easier to find; if you sell medical supplies other companies that sell them are your competitors.  It’s not so clear-cut with internet marketing, however. If you’re starting at the bottom [...]

A Battle of Strategies: PPC vs. SEO

October 10, 2008

The battle is on, with Pay-Per-Click in one corner and SEO in the other. Internet marketing vs. Professional SEO service providers. Who will be the winner? Only time can tell.

So, how do you get good SEO content?

October 7, 2008

We here at Level 343 Copywriting can go on, and on, and on about the importance of content. We usually do this because so many people today seem to think that relevant quality information will just cost them far too much and isn’t worth the time or money. Of course, that approach is doomed to [...]

SEO Ad Copywriter

June 1, 2008

For people, who love to write, advertising copywriting is an ultimate writing opportunity for them. This is because, every word of an SEO copywriter counts with assessable outcomes as actions. Unluckily, it is simple to get pessimistic when starting out as a Copywriter let alone getting specialized in the SEO market. Here, viable objective is [...]

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