Archive for the 'SEO' Category

Why Your Website Needs a Site Map

June 11th, 2007

A sitemap is a page which lists all the pages of your website in an organized fashion. If you have a big website, then you may want to break the site map down into sections or levels. Think about how your users would navigate through your website and break the site down in the [...]

What Does Google’s New Universal Search Mean to You?

June 1st, 2007

I was asked to comment on Google’s recent announcement on their “Universal Search” system. The “universal search” is the permanent integration of the Google OneBox results within their main search results. This is where results from their other products like Videos, Local Search/Maps, Books and so on appear in the main search results of [...]

Geo-target Your Website

May 21st, 2007

Do you service only a specific area of your state or the country? Do you let your users know this when they visit the website? When building and optimizing your website, you must speak to your target audience. Search engine optimization allows you to target the exact market that you want to reach [...]

Eight Easy Ways to Get Your Own Links

May 7th, 2007

In this blog post I am going to point out the obvious about linking and the links that you should be obtaining for your website. Link Building has become a major factor in the rankings of your website, and not simply for the increased quality traffic (if you find the right websites for your links) [...]

Three Reasons Why You NEED Link Building?

May 1st, 2007

A link (or hyperlink) is when one website references another page on that website or to a page on a different website using HTML code. For example, the navigation menu at the top of the blog post has links to other sections of this blog and a link to Indextree’s main website. Link Building is [...]