Optimize, optimize…. whatever it may be… be it the introductory text on the home page, the logo image, the navigation area, textual or image…each and every element and aspect of a page is a potential candidate for optimization. … continue reading
Incoming Links are good, good links are better, and authority links are excellent!
This has been the familiar mantra all along and it still holds true.
But…this understanding is now changing. With the recent Google update, linking strategy needs to … continue reading
Whenever there is news that Google will soon roll out another update in its algorithm, there is a panic attack among most webmasters.
Will my website get affected this time?
What do I do if my rankings fall?
In your … continue reading
Let’s look at this in more detail.
Each website is unique and therefore different from one another. The difference lies chiefly in their objectives. There could be some … continue reading
Google’s Page Rank brought with it a series of changes in how people promoted their websites on the internet. And how websites were perceived. Since the day Page Rank got introduced, SEO changed in many ways. Before Page Rank days, … continue reading
Now that you have a lot of data from generating the free website reports, it is time to mull over the data and act on them. Here is what some of the data reveals about your website:-
In continuation to my earlier post, on “Free tools that may not be free anymore“, I have included in this post a few very useful free SEO tools that do not require you to register:-
As … continue reading
The on-page SEO best practices are as relevant today as they were earlier, and by now many of us are familiar with almost all the elements and aspects of on-page SEO.I also touched upon it briefly in my earlier article … continue reading
SEO or Search Engine Optimization is the process by which your web site is optimized to perform better on the search engine ranking pages (SERPS), image search, local search, industry specific sites, search directories, information … continue reading
After logging in to your Google Webmaster account, you will see the list of sites that you have submitted to the webmaster account. Clicking on the site that you wish to study, will take you to the current status page … continue reading