Comments on: SEO Advice for Bloggers, Straight from the Horse’s Mouth http://www.dailyblogtips.com/seo-advice-for-bloggers-straight-from-the-horses-mouth/ Sun, 21 Mar 2010 06:46:39 -0500 hourly 1 By: http://www.submitqueen.com http://www.dailyblogtips.com/seo-advice-for-bloggers-straight-from-the-horses-mouth/comment-page-1/#comment-601327 http://www.submitqueen.com Thu, 11 Sep 2008 05:16:46 +0000 http://www.dailyblogtips.com/seo-advice-for-bloggers-straight-from-the-horses-mouth/#comment-601327 serach Engine Optimization is a very important aspect of getting the page rank correct. Some tips include structured url's,putting your blog's in sub-directory and finally affliation of your site with good SEO company's could do wonders to your webpage ranking. The other thing is that wordpress and RSS are very good tools associated with SEO serach Engine Optimization is a very important aspect of getting the page rank correct. Some tips include structured url’s,putting your blog’s in sub-directory and finally affliation of your site with good SEO company’s could do wonders to your webpage ranking. The other thing is that wordpress and RSS are very good tools associated with SEO

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]]> By: Terry Billups http://www.dailyblogtips.com/seo-advice-for-bloggers-straight-from-the-horses-mouth/comment-page-1/#comment-182170 Terry Billups Tue, 13 Nov 2007 19:15:29 +0000 http://www.dailyblogtips.com/seo-advice-for-bloggers-straight-from-the-horses-mouth/#comment-182170 My old position also was an SEO for a progressive web development company and I got some really great results for all of my clients over the course of 3 yrs. The top thing I would say to do is(as weird as it sounds) is be "simply ignorant" but "complexly intelligent" . Just be simple and write to capture an audience and the rest will come naturally. Be aware that mass linking will not help you but linking to pages that are similar to yours in nature/topic will. Also, don't waste your time on those sites that have a GPR of less than 4/10. Go to your local news' website and post on their blogs with your URL. These sites tend to be very valuable resources both to human views and Google bots so take the time to read and then write intelligently to the post. There is so much hype about Search Engine Optimization out there that it's enough to make you bash your head into your monitor repeatedly. Learn the basics concepts(title tags, content is king, relevant linking, updating frequently, search engine submitting, and that's IT) If you try to do too much, you will hit the point of diminishing returns and wasting your time! I've implemented all of my topics here at http://www.OrlandoCondo411.com and in less than 3 months, i'm ave. 70 uniques and over 300 page views per day(Not to mention a 3/10 and climbing Google PageRank) Again, write well and keep your SEO to a minimum and you're reap what you sew. Hope this helps a bit for all that are reading. Thanks, My old position also was an SEO for a progressive web development company and I got some really great results for all of my clients over the course of 3 yrs. The top thing I would say to do is(as weird as it sounds) is be “simply ignorant” but “complexly intelligent” . Just be simple and write to capture an audience and the rest will come naturally. Be aware that mass linking will not help you but linking to pages that are similar to yours in nature/topic will. Also, don’t waste your time on those sites that have a GPR of less than 4/10. Go to your local news’ website and post on their blogs with your URL. These sites tend to be very valuable resources both to human views and Google bots so take the time to read and then write intelligently to the post.

There is so much hype about Search Engine Optimization out there that it’s enough to make you bash your head into your monitor repeatedly. Learn the basics concepts(title tags, content is king, relevant linking, updating frequently, search engine submitting, and that’s IT) If you try to do too much, you will hit the point of diminishing returns and wasting your time!

I’ve implemented all of my topics here at http://www.OrlandoCondo411.com and in less than 3 months, i’m ave. 70 uniques and over 300 page views per day(Not to mention a 3/10 and climbing Google PageRank)

Again, write well and keep your SEO to a minimum and you’re reap what you sew.

Hope this helps a bit for all that are reading.

Thanks,

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