Category: Search engine marketing

Pandia talks to Dan Richmond about the best search engine marketing tactics, the use of search engine optimization tools, personalized search and the role of the global search engine markets.

Writing and submitting articles is a great way to promote yourself and your Internet business. Web users can find useful information about a product or service by reading through various articles. As an article writer you can achieve personal branding throughout the web, as well as earn credibility within a specific subject matter.

Articles can be used for SEO (search engine optimization) purposes. Writing and distributing articles throughout the web is a great way to increase your company’s exposure. The more information posted on the web about your company, the better off your company will be. This is because more people will see your website and be inclined to learn more about it.

Here are three steps to writing articles that improve your search engine rankings.

Google starts delivering ads based on a profile of your personal interests.

Google has definitely discovered that videos is a good way of getting the message across. Here are a few videos that should be of interest for webmasters trying to rank well in Google. The topics are image search, nofollow and 301 redirects.

Google owns Blogger, one of the best online blog services available. Blogger is not very search engine friendly, though, and the Blogger team even managed to block Google’s search engine crawlers from indexing some of the Blogger blogs. Pandia takes a look at the Blogger/Google relationship and what a blogger can do to make a Blogger blog succeed in the search engines.

New blog gives you a search engine optimization tip a day.

If you have several versions of the same page or many pages with the same content, tell the search engines about it with the new canonical tag!
The search engines really don’t like to find the same content on several web pages. The main problem is for them to determine what is the “primary” page, the [...]

On Saturday Google listed all sites in its database as potential distributors of malware and spyware. For 40 minutes every listing brought up a warning and a click on the search result brought you to yet another warning page. The message was that “This site may harm your computer”.