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Category Archives: On-Page SEO
Get better Google results with better on-page SEO
Consistent on-page SEO is the framework for any successful search engine optimisation campaign. Successfully applying the basics of on-page SEO across your website will put you in a position to get better rankings and more traffic through Google and other search engines.
On-Page Optimisation Checklist
Here are ten important on-page SEO factors which when done correctly, will help to ensure you get better results from your search engine optimisation campaign. Read more…
Posted on September 29, 2011Meta Descriptions
Following on from yesterday’s article on Page Titles, today we look at meta descriptions or description meta tags to give them their full title. Read more…
Posted on May 28, 2011Page Titles
Whether you are completely new to SEO or an experienced SEO campaigner, paying attention to page title tags and meta descriptions can have a hugely positive impact on your websites performance in search engines. Read more…
Posted on May 27, 2011White Hat and Black Hat SEO techniques
While black hat may enjoy short-term success, Google and its sophisticated algorithms will eventually find out and the consequences can be dire. Read more…
Posted on May 12, 2011Owning Multiple Domains and SEO
If you own multiple domains, there is more value in building microsites for those domains than there is in redirecting the domains to your main site. Read more…
Posted on March 30, 2011Link Anchor Text
Link anchor text is the text that links from one page to another. Ideally the link anchor text should reflect what the targeted page is about. Read more…
Posted on March 29, 2011Long Tail Keyword Research
Selecting the best long-tail keywords for your business might present an untapped opportunity to get more qualified visitors to your website. Attracting those visitors is not as difficult as it may appear. Read more…
Posted on March 29, 2011Long Tail SEO
While ranking number one the most competitive industry key phrase is the optimum online result for most businesses, it can be very difficult to achieve, so targeting long tail variations presents an easier win and facilitates a knock-on positive effect for more competitive terms. Read more…
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