Google Teaches Basic SEO
February 1, 2009
That’s right Google has created an SEO Starter guide that clearly explains the fundamentals of search engine optimization, and it free. But before I go any further, let’s take a look back at Google’s change of heart concerning SEO. That’s right, change of heart. The fact that Google is now embracing SEO represents a 180 degree change for Google.
Back in the day, in a not so distant past Google was at odds with SEO and considered them spammers. Old timers in this business love to tell how easy it was to manipulate the search engines to gain high rankings. That put the SEO community in direct conflict with the search engines. At that time search optimizing a website meant cramming a bunch of keywords in the Meta tags. That morphed to cramming a bunch of keywords into the content. Then it again morphed into a focus on links when it was discovered that Google’s algorithm was based on backlinks. Since our efforts were considered to be spamming Google was forced to adjust their algorithms accordingly and continually.
Google’s spokesman on all matters concerning Search Engine Optimization, Matt Cutts, is part of Google’s anti spam unit. This shows us all what Google has thought about the whole SEO industry. Only recently has Google began to change its position. A few months ago they adjusted their webmaster guidelines to reflect a more positive view on SEO. Now, a few months later they have created their own search engine optimization starter guide. As our industry has matured Google has finally embraced our services as legitimate.
This change is good for everyone involved. Their actions have the effect of legitimizing our industry, which has had a checkered past. SEO can be very confusing for a beginner because there are a myriad of opinions and until now there has been no clear direction provided by the search engines on the best practices. That has finally come to a screeching halt.
I spend a fair amount of time on a couple of dozen industry related forums. I often suggest that people visit Google webmaster guidelines to get the true Google view of things. This is especially true when it comes to discussions on link building. Now, I have a reference for SEO related questions. Yesterday, I linked about a dozen forum comments directly to this document. In other words, this is what Google has to say about SEO.
I am now, planning on incorporating this starter guide as part of my hand-outs at our seminars. Thank you Google.
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Know, Understand, And Appreciate Your Readers And You Will Do Well
January 3, 2009
Often it becomes all too easy to lose focus in regards to the purpose of why we blog. Our reasons for blogging are as individual as we are. Our goals are as varied as the day is long. We who have chosen to write about internet marketing and search engine optimization have our own specific agendas as well.
I have embraced blogging with enormous enthusiasm. I use the blog as a teaching and outreach tool. I learned my craft plying SEO blog after blog for four straight months. I continued to this day to visit other blogs. I was able to freely glean from the wisdom of others. So when I write it is often with a sense of purpose and always with gratitude, that kind of gratitude that is difficult to express.
I think of it this way, “too him that much has been given, much is expected.” I learned from those who wrote for the shear enjoyment of sharing wisdom. I was exposed to various ways to monetize an industry specific blog. I read about what didn’t work but mostly I read about what did work.
It was a fascinating journey into an industry that I did not comprehend in the beginning. I love the mystery, the mystic, and the challenges of search engine optimization and its associated tools such as link building.
But the biggest joy for me is that I have a list of perhaps 125 blogs and forums that I visit on a rotating basis. These are my readers, these are the sources of many inspirations for posts I’ve created. I purposely visit the sites and blogs of my readers. They bring a freshness of thought into my life that is greatly appreciated.
I truly and strongly encourage you to visit those who have visited your blog and have taken the time to comment. Go visit their worlds and by all means do be social. One of the greatest joys that graces the days of my life are something called a trackback. The trackback being a notification from one blog to another that says “we’re talking about you.”
We have been blogging only since mid April. Since then we have received around 30 or so trackbacks and the feedback was all positive. I still find that I check the blog comments in the morning with a sense of expectancy and excitement on a daily basis. To me a trackback is a great honor.
Really, it still trips me out that we have done something and that someone else took the time to mention it on their blog and then linked to our website. Now, I will freely admit this is not an authority blog and most of the comments here are about our Do Follow List, but its free positive publicity from mostly industry related blogs.
We had studied the industry carefully before we embarked on creating this list, which is actually a small group of lists. We sensed that this Do Follow topic would begin to gather momentum again. We also saw that at the time we launched the lists there were no real quality lists available that were current and easy to use. So we set out to create a tool that would give back to the SEO community that had given us so much.
So know this, the message that I wish to communicate is, get to know your readers, learn where they are coming from and what they are about. Do take the time to understand what they want and need, and then provide it as best you can. If you don’t take the time to know your audience then you may find that you are only writing for yourself. Which is not a bad thing, but there is so much more available.
Do You appreciate your readers?
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Winning In Tough Economic Environments - Part 2 Size Matters
December 26, 2008
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Winning In Tough Economic Environments - Part 2 Size Matters
Today we are going to address the first two items listed in Winning In Tough Economic Environments – Part 1. They deal with the size of your content, and yes size really does matter. Let’s say your website has very little content on its pages. What kind of message does it provide for your visitor?
Here are some of the messages that you might be sending unintentionally.
Taking them for granted. A lack of content may single that you are don’t care if the visitors does business with you or not.
Shows a lack of effort – Most people subconsciously want to be sold and may be put off by your lack of effort. It signals that you really don’t care if your website ever produces business.
Can’t make a decision – Visitors need to be sold, to be given a reason to contact you or to buy your products. You need to motivate the buyer.
Shows a lack of caring – If you put so little effort into your websites content it will sow seeds of doubt. People will wonder if this is how you approach other areas of your business.
Doesn’t build confidence – You have to be able to instill confidence that you are a trusted vendor.
Assumes the sales – A lack of a sales funnel assumes that just because you have a website that visitors will want to do business with you.
Now, we will look at the website that has too much content. We are referring to the amount of text that appears on each page not the over all sites size.
Boring – Pages that have too much text can easily bore and drive the visitor away.
Readers Digest Approach (Condensed Version) – People don’t like to be over sold. If you have 800 words but it can be said in 400. Then do go with the condensed version.
Information Overload – Consider making the home page the hub to your site. It should provide snippets of information about your others pages with links to individual pages that have the specific details.
More Information Overload – My perfect example is CNN.com or just about any major news outlet. They throw in everything plus the kitchen sink at you which makes finding anything difficult. You don’t want to make the visitor have to do a lot of scrolling to find what they are looking for.
While the site with little content under whelms the site with too much content over whelms the visitor. What you find acceptable and comfortable may turn large amount of visitors off. So you must attempt to find a perfect balance. The only realistically way to evaluate this is to do what is know as A/B testing of your web pages. A/B testing delivers two versions of your web page. It records the effectiveness of each page.
Our standard recommendation on your product or services pages is between 300 – 600 words per page. The idea here is to have enough text to generate an effective features and benefits presentation.
Are your web pages too sparse, boring, or too busy ?
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Are Most Directories Useless ?
December 18, 2008
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Are Most Directories Useless ?
I have not been a fan of using directories for website marketing or for link building. When I first began the process of link building directory site submissions it was a well established mode for link building. But it never made sense to me. There was all of this great volume of articles and posts that indicated that the search engines were mostly interested in great content.
Since directories didn’t seem to offer quality content they didn’t seem to be very good options for using in backlink development. But I went with the flow and tried using software that partially automated the process. I submitted to around 100 sites this way and manually. In this process I only used free directory listings. After 90 days I reviewed these sources and discovered that we gained submission in only 9 directories. The ROI didn’t warrant any further use of this method, but the misconception was still circulating that the practice worked.
I still wasn’t convinced that these links from directories provided quality relevant links and I held on tightly to this conviction. Then it seemed as if Google had waged war on directories as many witnessed their Page Rank diminish in 2008. So I joined the bandwagon denouncing the use of directories.
Then Google eliminates any reference to using directories for any purpose. Gone where the recommendations for industry stalwart’s DMOZ and Yahoo. This was followed up with remarks from Matt and others at Google. It seems that Google’s position on using directories has not changed, but they never state what that position is only that it has not changed.
The reality is the only reason that most directories exist is to generate links, links that are used to gain higher search rankings. So let me see most directories have no useful content and their only reason to exist is to manipulate the search engines through links. This doesn’t sound search engine friendly to me.
How was your experience with directory submissions?
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Trackback Heads-UP Search Engine People
November 5, 2008
I love wakening up in the morning and opening my email to discover that I have a trackback connected to my blog. A trackback is a way of notify a blog owner that you have been written about. Call it a blogosphere heads-up if you’d like. So I visited the site.
Today, I discovered that Search Engine People had written a very cool and in-depth article about “Top lists”. They included our post on Top Ten Reason not to Blog in their article.
I highly recommend visiting Search Engine People and reading the post. The writer put a lot of effort into the post and I would ask that you give him some linklove and visit and leave a comment. It’s a good blog that allows “Do Follow Comments” and uses CommentLuv.
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SEO PPC And Supermarket Slotting Fees
July 22, 2008
This one might be a stretch for many but give me a few moments to explain. If you have a product that you would like sold in just about any supermarket today, you will first have to pay slotting fees. That’s right grocery stores require fees to be paid just to display your products on their shelves. It is a very difficult process just to earn the right to sell your products. Once you have earned the opportunity to sell your products, you then must pay before you have ever sold anything. This has been going on for decades.
In many ways, Pay Per Click search engine advertising programs like Google’s AdWords are very similar to slotting fees. You pay to play and you keep on paying daily. That is why I like search engine optimization. SEO can provide many websites the opportunity to avoid paying for search engine traffic.
A well optimized website has the ability to end up high in the free organic results. What’s better than free advertising that is highly targeted? If you are in the industry you already know this, the comparison to slotting fees maybe unique, but the basic concepts are still the same.
We write for a larger audience other than the SEO crowd. Our readers are searching for small business SEO solutions. These kinds of analogies we believe are very useful to our core readers. The website owners have two choices they are, pay to play using PPC or optimize. But let me caution you here, my small business friends, SEO is never a one and done situation. It puts you in a position to gain higher search engine rankings. Maintaining that ranking and taking it higher takes lots of planning and effort.
Just like in grocery sales, it is not enough too merely to get placed on the shelf. You have to continue to market your product. The same is true with successful websites. They create other advantages through different channels such as inbound links. You simply do not have the luxury to do SEO on your site and call it good. A truly successful website owner knows and understands that SEO is part of the process, and not an end all option.
As a small business owner who wants to play the search traffic game you have to pay to play. You can pay once for SEO or you can pay everyday using Pay Per Click.
Which makes more sense to you?
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Good-Bye My Friend: A Tribute To Tim Russert
June 18, 2008
I have tried to write this post several times previously, but have been overwhelmed by grief and stopped. My sadness has been very real and very deep. You would have thought that I was a close personal friend or family member. The truth is that I never meet the man in person. Yet, he was a hero to me, a well respected and loved individual and family man.
Tim Russert had become part of my Sunday ritual and on days when I was so caught up in running this SEO service that I would miss the show, I would go to bed saddened that I missed my friend today.
You see, I grew up watching Meet The Press with my ‘Big Russ’ a term Tim used to describe his Dad, back in rural Pennsylvania. I would sit quietly listening to my Dad explain what they were talking about on TV. My Dad, and Meet The Press taught me much about government, politics, and life beyond our little town.
This interest in how government works impacts me to this day. I enjoyed watching Tim question politician trying to get at the truth. Never rude, superior, or arrogant he loved his job and it showed. At the end of every tough session, Tim always showed his softer human side. He would cheer on the Buffalo Bills or the Boston College Eagles where his son Luke attended.
I loved watching him cover this current election cycle. He could often be heard to say “Isn’t this great.” He loved what he was doing and it showed. I especially enjoy people who love what they do.
I found that Tim and I had some things in common. We both love what we do and it shows. We are both Irish and love politics. What I had not realized how much he had become I part of my life. The last and only public figure to die that brought sadness into my life was President Kennedy, another Irishman.
I just watched a final tribute to Tim on TV and again was reduced to tears. I was amazed by how well his son Luke handled his tribute. My Sundays, and the Sundays of many others will not be the same without Tim.
The sad irony here is that Tim though this election was the greatest ever, he will not see its conclusion from this vantage point on Earth. Some would say that this does not seem fair, and I would have to agree. However, I also know that life has only one guarantee and that is death.
It is at times like this that SEO, search rankings, and the Internet, the things of my life are somehow insignificant. They have moved from the fast lanes of my life to standing still along a dusty back road.
Thank you Tim, Thank you Dad, Thank You Life.
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An SEO Gets Shopped
June 11, 2008
If you have been any business long enough a competitor will give you a ring and try to shop you. They call and want to know what you charge. This is especially true if your product or service price is not available on your website. The trick here is to determine who is a real potential client and who is a competitor trying to acquire your pricing structure.
I don’t have a problem with this at all. I have done this hundreds of times over the decades. When someone calls I’m a very good judge of who is real and who is not. If someone starts off by asking a whole bunch of questions without identifying themselves first, you can almost be certain that you are being shopped.
If they pause or stumble when you ask these questions you know you’re being shopped.
• What is the domain name?
• What is your business?
• What do you want your website visitor to do on your website?
• Who are you trying to market?
If the visitor hesitates on any of these questions you can be sure that your time is being wasted by a shopper. However, those who are skilled shoppers may be prepared for these questions. They are a little harder to catch. After all I role play the call many times before I shop a business.
If someone seems more interested in pricing then anything else in the conversation I explain that everything starts with a website review. I then ask them to email me from their website to get the ball rolling. If they are a serious inquiry they will email while you’re talking. If they make excuses, at this point, you know this is a waste of time and I quickly end the call. If they ask you why this is needed you can state its company policy to assure that this is a genuine sales call.
I mention this because I got shopped today by someone from The San Francisco Bay area code. We have just started targeting the area in advance of our new website launch. So I have been expecting these types of calls.
The caller jumped right into the deep end of the pool from the get go. They asked if we did page titles, page descriptions, Meta tags, and ALT tags and what we charged. Well, nothing like cutting to the chase. What they didn’t realize is that real customers don’t talk like that. They just want to acquire search traffic and had read that SEO is the way to go. They don’t generally understand how we do what we do.
Since, I was being shopped by an inexperienced shopper I thought I would have a little fun. It started with the basic questions I mentioned previously, and of course they didn’t have a website. They went on to explain that they wanted to market to the 48 states and that he was going to be selling computer parts.
Well, our website is very clear that we don’t provide service for highly competitive markets that are national. I went on to explain that if his market was local we would gladly consider him as a client. I further explained that we only take on clients that when know going in can benefit greatly from our services.
Trying to take a website that sells computer parts nationally to the first page of Google is not a challenge that we will undertake. While I noted that it can be accomplished given enough time and money but that it was not anything that we wanted to be involved with. Its not our market.
He became very defensive and started talking SEO slang and started to explain how it could be accomplished. I thought this guy is so clueless that he is being played and he doesn’t even know it. Then he started talking about Page Rank. I have never had a client or potential client that knows what Page Rank is. Now this person is talking straight-up SEO shop talk.
Since I had flushed him out the conversation needed to end. I politely ended the conversation by informing him that we don’t work on these kinds of sites and moved on.
The moral of the story is if you’re going to shop someone get the story straight first and don’t sound like you know so much that you really don’t need my help. If this caller knew about page titles, Meta tags, page descriptions, and ALT tags then why would they need me?
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Entertainment - Food - Family
May 1, 2008
All Comments that are not at least 20 words long will be deleted!
We are no longer updating these lists! Over a thousand hours of work was been destroyed by the selfish amongst us!
Entertainment
Brilliant Cheers - http://www.brilliantcheers.co.uk
Don’t Fear The Truth.com - http://dontfearthetruth.com
Webomatica - http://www.webomatica.com
Food – Cooking
Blog Chef - http://blogchef.net
Dear Dr.MOZ - http://www.deardrmoz.com
Mom Cooks - http://momcooks.net *
Family
Broomhuggers - http://broomhuggers.com
Fat Lady Singz - http://fatladysingz.com
Focus Organic - http://focusorganic.com
Girls Day Out - http://girlsdayout.bubblyink.com
Harmony In The Family - http://blog.audiogettingrichscience.com
Her Family Blog - http://her-family-blog.com
Laura Lohr - http://lauralohr.com
Mom Reviews - http://momreviews.net*
Mommy Knows - http://mommyknows.com *
My Thoughts - http://mythoughtsideasandramblings.com
Tamara’s Tip On Parenting and Business - http://www.tamara-wilson.com *
Telling It Like It Is - http://www.tellinitlikeitis.net
The Sassy Southerner - http://www.thesassysoutherner.com
Another Jennifer Speaks - http://thesocalledme.net *
Financial
Irregular Payments - http://irregularpayments.com*
Punny Money - http://www.punny.org
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