Posts Tagged ‘search engine’

Don’t Believe This SEO Crap!

There is a whole lot of seo information available on the web. Some good, some obsolete and outdated. What you have to keep in mind is the information is only as good as the source you're getting it from. From time to time, I'll share SEO myths with you so you can enhance your blog or site. It's really a persistent, consistent kind of practice that you have to do everyday in order to get ranking. This is a new blog, and we are at a PR2. With the next update I expect the PR to go to PR4.

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Writing Blog Posts That Suck Readers In!

Let's face it - there are a lot of websites out there from people to choose from! No matter what topic you choose, there are bound to be tons of other sites on the same topic.

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Proper Internet Marketing Has Its Own Rewards

Just like anything else that you want, you have to be consistent and work hard at it. Life has its own rewards and so does proper internet marketing.

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Don’t You Want To Catch Google Spiders?

When a Google spider comes across your page, one of the main things it is looking for is the total number of words you use (in visible text) and the keywords relating to your web page; or keyword density.

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Page Rank Not Important Anymore

UPDATE: GOOGLE HAS QUIETLY DITCHED PAGE RANK IN FAVOR OF BEHAVIORAL TARGETING—-http://www.webpronews.com/topnews/2009/10/15/google-ditches-pagerank-in-webmaster-tools  10-18-2009

When this post first appeared in January, there was a lot of doubt that Google would abandon Page Rank.  Most bloggers and webmasters wanted to know how then, would Google give relevancy and importance to a site if Page Rank was ditched?  Well, along came the power of Facebook and Twitter causing Google to rethink how they were running the search business.  Now the search business is ran by Twitter.  When Michael Jackson died this summer, Twitter had it first, Google followed.  Its been this way all year, breaking news being broke on social networks and not search engines….Read below what I reported early this year…

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Page Rank is not going to mean much this year. That’s straight from the SES Summit held recently in Chicago. Google man in the know, Matt Cutts talked about it extensively, stating that Search Marketing is making a complete migration to behavioral targeting.

See Matt Cutts Video Here:

Behavioral targeting allows search engines to predict accurately what users are searching for based upon past search behavior. Facebook is modeled after this method, and in case you haven’t used the social network, it’s quite successful with behavioral targeting.

Being able to synchronize user search habits opens the door for search predictions, ones that will be highly targeted.

Focusing on marketing transparency instead of obsolete ‘push-sale-push-sale’ tactics, will mean the difference between making money online and not making money online. Page Rank is not important any more. It’s being replaced with behavioral targeting, and that algorithm is as unique as our DNA.

Is Page Rank dead? Bloggers have been predicting the demise of Page Rank since 2003, It may not have bitten the dust totally, but it definitely won’t mean as much as it once did. Paying attention to your analytics and interpreting your traffic, will go much farther.