Archive for the ‘SEO’ Category

The Importance of Maintenance

Tuesday, July 15th, 2008

Maintenance isn’t just a term used by SEO agencies to create a recurring revenue stream. Maintenance in the SEO world can and should include services such as the process of keeping new inbound links increasing, the addition of fresh content, and making onsite adjustments just to name a few of the key maintenance services a firm should be suggesting to their clients. As a firm’s knowledge about search matures and changes there is always a need to go back and review what has worked, what is working, and what new potential opportunities might exist in the SEO channel for any given client.

When most customers start down the SEO path, with an agency, they don’t have the search engine rankings they desire so they spend time admiring and often studying what their competitors are doing. Months later when firms, like this one, have helped them achieve their rankings they forget that other firms with other clients are just waiting in the wings to knock them off their rankings pedestal.

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Leveraging Analytics for SEO

Thursday, June 12th, 2008

So you’ve conquered your website and implemented best practices in search engine optimization for each of your existing web pages. Congratulations, but what’s next? Well, you should certainly be link building… but what else should you be doing? Well, you should start with the assumption that you (or your SEO firm) hasn’t come close to realizing your web site’s full organic search engine potential.

I often tell clients that proper on-page optimization should be an ongoing process. We’ll begin with that end in mind, but in this series of posts - yes, there will be others - we’ll start with the beginning stages of the on-page search engine optimization process and how you can leverage analytics to get your SEO project started off on solid footing.

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Indented Listings and SEO

Friday, June 6th, 2008

A colleague and friend of mine, Roderick Ioerger, recently wrote a post on MarketingPilgrim.com regarding an article he read that was written by Andy Beard and a video created by Stomper Net by Andy Jenkins regarding indented search engine listings. (There… I got all the appropriate credits out of the way.)

Anyway, the basic premise is that there’s actually a pretty simple process to achieve indented listings… 2 fer 1 style! When you achieve an indented listing, it will roughly double your visitor counts from the search term. Assuming the indented listing is on the first page… you’ll also be blocking out one of your competitors. Not a bad deal in exchange for a little elbow grease.

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