Rich Snippets and It’s Importance for SEO

Google Has recently introduce Rich Snippets on Tuesday, May 12, 2009.
As a webmaster, you have a unique understanding of your web pages and the content they represent. Google helps users find your page by showing them a small sample of that content — the "snippet." We use a variety of techniques [...]

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Target Internal Site Links for Improved SEO: 7 Tactics

Hi All! After a long gap I am back. Still I am not able to write too much stuff but I got this interesting article in my sherpa newsletter. It’s useful and I’ve also did in my past work experience. Believe me you should not miss this.
SUMMARY: SEO programs often focus on adding in-bound [...]

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SEO Perspectives: Brand, Content Optimization, Keyword Research, Site Structure, Links, Analytics

Search Engine Optimization (SEO) is an ongoing process of multiple steps which must be revisited often — a fact overlooked by many and where many fail. It is by reviewing these steps that we are able to gain familiarity with the challenges and opportunities presented in optimizing our Web presence for both short- and long-term [...]

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2009: Key Concept of Link Building

Basic Link Building Tactics and Resolutions for 2009
Even in the age of hyper-personalization and geo-location in search, the number of inbound links pointing to your site is still the most important aspect of developing and securing top search engine positions. That’s right, it’s not about internal linking structure, keyword density or the presence or absence [...]

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Sitelinks: Is it hard nut to crack?

How to get Google Sitelinks for your website
Many webmasters wonder how they can make Google display additional Sitelinks for their websites. What exactly are Sitelinks, how can you get them and are they worth the effort?
What are Google Sitelinks?

Google Sitelinks are a collection of links that appears below the result of a website. These additional [...]

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How-to Guide: Redirects and htaccess

By Bret Fencl, Fencl Web Design

Every time you turn around another article on the Internet tells you to make a 301 redirect for the obsolete pages on your website. The problem is that most of these articles do not explain how to make a proper redirect.
First Check for a .htaccess File
Check to see if you [...]

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How-to Guide: Long URL’s

Hi All! The long URL’s always a ache for Web Developers, SEO’s, Users as well as Search Engines. The problem arrives most when we use Data base derived pages. But what to do in such type of dilemma as Google has announced that It’ can handle dynamic pages and long URL’s. But as search engine [...]

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Google Suggests NOT Rewriting Dynamic URLs

Hi! Welcome again…..
Dear web marketers, I just got an news and also I read it from Website magazine blog and some others newsletter also, I feel it to share with you all. I also tried all things mentioned in this blog and feel it’s true.
Google has clarified (and confused some webmasters in the process) how [...]

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SEO Starter Guide

Google’s search engine optimization starter guide

Google released a so-called search engine optimization starter guide for webmasters.
Of course, the Google document does not tell you how your website can be listed on Google’s first result page. It is more a checklist of things that you shouldn’t do if you want Google to index your web pages.

If [...]

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Inbound links: How Important these are?

The Google Webmaster blog published an article in which Google’s Maile Ohye officially explained what it takes to get a high ranking in Google’s search result pages.

The blog article confirms that the methods that are used by IBP to get high rankings are correct. But read it for yourself:
Inbound links are important but content is [...]

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