Remember that client I mentioned the other day who put me on to Wordtracker? Well they called me up last week and they’re looking to redevelop their site.
Now without wishing to blow my own trumpet (I tried it once and strained my back), the SEO work I did for them was very successful. So much […]
Entries Tagged as 'SEO'
When SEO Goes Bad
May 7th, 2007 · 4 Comments
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Google Supplemental Index Revisited
April 26th, 2007 · 1 Comment
Have Google recently changed how they index your site?
Welcome to Hell…
Supplemental Hell
I subscribe to a number of search related sites and I’ve recently noticed an increase in the number of articles being written about Googles supplemental index. According to Google, being in the supplemental index shouldn’t be seen as some kind of penalty but try […]
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Revisiting robots.txt
April 18th, 2007 · 6 Comments
Following on from my experiment to create a WordPress robots.txt file, I’ve noticed that Big G has seriously reduced the number of my pages they list in their index. It was previously sitting at 260+ pages but is now showing only 103 in the main index with 130+ pages now listed in the supplemental index.
What […]
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Wordtracker Academy
April 17th, 2007 · 6 Comments
I’m a big fan of Wordtracker. I first started using it a couple of years ago for a customer site. They were looking to get more traffic to their site and wanted to identify keywords which would help them do just that so I invested in a years subscription and I can honestly say that […]
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Use your sitemap to get listed on the Big 3 search engines
April 16th, 2007 · 1 Comment
Whilst going through my stack of feeds after my Easter break I came across an article on Threadwatch entitled Google, Yahoo, Live, Ask support Sitemaps auto-submission. In essence what it’s saying is that if you include your Sitemaps XML URL in your robots.txt file, it can now be read by all of the major search […]
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