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Online businesses today are making every effort possible to improve their SERP’s (Search Engine Ranking Positions). Whether selling products online, offering opt in specials, or simply just presenting information, it is a dog eat dog world where the top 20% are making 80% of the profit while the rest nibble on their crumbs. Gaining search traffic is the life blood of any e-biz, so having effective search engine optimization in place is paramount for success.
Having tried multiple SEO strategies to improve my clients and my own personal web presence, I have found that siloing web content is one of the most powerful and effective technique to gain better SERP’s (search engine ranking positions). Next to inbound linking, siloing is on the top of my SEO to do list.
Siloing is not a magic trick that only a few know, but rather it is a stupidly simple logical approach to building a website.
Let me first start with saying this. Having a properly developed website is foundational to gaining better SEO and holding it. Having built a myriad of bad websites and a lot of well deigned sites, I can attest to the validity of siloing. We all can confirm the age old adage of "you wouldn’t build a house on shaky sand", so in direct respect why would we build our e-business this way? I will say that taking time to focus on your content siloing should be the first and foremost thing that you do before you build your site or doing any inbound linking. In return, by doing so, especially if you silo your content and make a logical layout for Google, you will naturally gain and hold better SEO over the lifespan of your website.
What is siloing you may ask? Well, as I stated previously it is not some m... [Read More]
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| Posted by shane horner: 02.25.2009 |
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Is it time that you want, or more time? Health, or better health? An income, or a bigger income? Freedom, or greater freedom? Whatever your goals are, MonaVie can help you achieve them.
MonaVie blends antioxidant nutritional power with an unparalleled opportunity that can allow you to capitalize on the surging health and wellness industry.
As a MonaVie independent distributor, you are an entrepreneur who, from day one, has a distinguished research and development team, a fantastic product that everyone can benefit from, a fully staffed sales and marketing team, and a friendly customer support staff dedicated to your success.
Begin achieving renewed health and financial well-being today by enjoying and sharing MonaVie with others.
Want to know how to become a MonaVie distributor, give us a shout! [Read More]
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| Posted by shane horner - webmaster: 02.06.2009 |
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Really Simple Syndication (RSS) is a great way to deliver content into the hands of potential website visitors. It is also a channel for syndicating your content onto others’ websites. And, of course, with that comes links — deep links into your latest products, best sellers, articles, buyers guides, blog posts, forum posts, special offers and clearance items — whatever you feature in your RSS feeds. Hopefully you will recall from my past columns how crucial links are to your search-engine rankings.
Your RSS feeds are a conduit for reaching influential bloggers who, for whatever reason, have an interest in your site. In addition, your RSS feeds could be picked up by RSS search engines like Feedster, Technorati and Google Blog Search. Many bloggers subscribe to search results feeds from these search engines to keep up with what is happening on a particular topic or industry. Thus, if something featured in your RSS feeds include the keywords that the blogger is tracking with their RSS search results subscription, you will end up getting in front of that blogger even if he or she is not subscribing directly to your RSS feed.
Within the feed, the titles of each of your items should be keyword-rich, because they will, more likely than not, become anchor text in the links that point to you from blogs and syndicating sites. It is important not only to have relevant keywords in each item title, but to also incorporate your brand name into the item title and include relevant keywords and synonyms into the <content: encoded> container.
Your overall feed should be optimized for the most important keyword you are targeting by including those keywords in the site’s <title> container. Also have a compelling site <descr... [Read More]
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| Posted by stephan spencer: 02.05.2009 |
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 Welcome To Billboard Alley (www.billboardalley.com). Hey everyone we have a brand new website! Yup! It was about time. The old website was old and run down, kinda Web 0.1 and it was time for a change. So a lot has been going on with the biz so let me update you with the happenings.
WebPageCPR
WebPageCPR is one of the biggest monumental tasks that we have ever taken on, but is fairing quite well. WebPageCPR is our our very own CMS (content management systems) that enables our clients the ability to quickly and easily update and manage their very own websites. It is WAY COOL. Actual our very own website is built on this CMS system. Sooooooo, if you like the way our website looks and performs, well then you will really like using the new CMS system for your website too. We have spent a lot of time working out the bugs and the glitches to bring our clients tools that just might be the easiest we have seen to create compelling websites.
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| Posted by webmaster: 02.05.2009 |
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