Showing posts with label SEO Campaigns. Show all posts
Showing posts with label SEO Campaigns. Show all posts

Search Engine Optimization - More Important and More Needed Than Ever Before

Tuesday, March 29, 2011 · 4 comments

The moment there is a revise in the search engine algorithms, the pessimists in the SEO industry (and the ones who do not understand the true meaning of SEO) do not miss an opportunity to speak out SEO as dead. The last few algorithmic updates have raised the same kind of false alarm by some from the SEO industry.

Before I start to write why SEO is more important and more needed than ever before – Let me assertively affirm that SEO is very much alive and in fact gained more life energies and SEO will remain alive as long as people use search engines to search for quality information for the quest of knowledge.

Google lately has been penalizing sites which have low-quality content, spammy and bought links or have used other methods which go against their norms and hamper the display of quality search results. This has affected the rankings of many sites and the blogosphere is full of posts on how they have been affected especially by the Google Panda Update.

This has been taken negatively by some and people have come to the conclusion that SEO is no longer going to work. But I am of the opinion that if the shift in the rankings is causing such a stir in everyone’s mind, then it only proves that organic search has got a very important place in the whole online marketing scenario. In order to rank in the organic search your site needs to be optimized. Hence SEO is very much needed.

Google has raised the quality standards for SERPs – hence only sites which did not meet their quality ranking factors were affected; the rest remain unaffected or were marginally affected for some keywords.

When Google started integrating social results with search, as people are sharing an interaction platform via micro blogging on Twitter and Facebook , again the death of SEO was predicted and announced by some who also predicted that social media is replacing search but again to just go in vain.

The search is getting supplemented by social and not getting replaced by search. As social media and all the user generated content is adding the opinions and voice to the topics which are being searched.

Hence it can be said that your optimized site says what you want to say about yourself and company but social media is what the people say about you. When both the versions are in sync, the credibility is established.

The search engines continuously work on the quality of search results – hence the weight given to ranking factors keeps changing.

SEO means adapting your site to the norms and ranking factors of the search engines in order to be found in the search engines. Hence SEO is all the more in demand.

SEO is not dead but yes, it is getting more challenging and has started to gain its true place on the online marketing scenario. SEO is not dead but it has matured, evolved and now demands a quality web presence along with a quality content-rich website.

How to Prevent a Public SEO Disaster

Thursday, March 10, 2011 · 0 comments

What marketing managers need to know?

Public Search Engine Optimization debacle happening everywhere.

Recently, some major brands have faced a real embarrassment, smackdowns high-profile exercise of SEO search engine acceptable practices of the various search optimization. This is not new.

What is new is that SEO is not just a black hat vs white hat. In the "old days" of SEO, your doctor may use acceptable methods of optimization or black hat tactics, and the clear line.

Are you a black hat without knowing it?

Now dividing line between what is good and evil seems foggy and cloudy, and SEOs and businesses who think they're hiring practices white hat are not often without even knowing it. Certainly, SEO is basically born how to manipulate search results. But since this industry is going through a rough, pubescent metamorphosis from adolescence into the unknown world of the Internet (think "SEO is dead" hype of 2010), a lot of heart, the quality of practice replaced by two sectors, the Uncontrolled increase in bad practices:

  • SEO and developers are learning to mine misrepresented or outdated information and use it in their current practice.
  • SEO and SEO companies are using tactics that are against search engine guidelines because they are difficult for search engines to detect, and sometimes work. But not for long.
In a case where one of the largest Internet companies has publicly called dirty SEO practices, which proved to be a developer, because the company believes that the outdated SEO tactics were called to an acceptable practice. In the past mistakes publicly by a great brand, the company that chartered the linkages, a common tactic in the vast majority of current SEOs and businesses, despite search engines in practice frowning. (And no, we do not have names.)

In most cases, the brand of SEO firms hiring and had no idea that they are unacceptable casting optimization tactics in the search throughout the site, opening the way for the lost traffic and potentially enormous public humiliation too.

5 ways to stay out of hot water SEO

So how does a site that offers quality content tailored to specific audiences, and do everything by the book (so you know), make sure you stay on the front page of The New York Times for SEO dirty cheat?

1. Learn about snake oil when you see: Arm yourself with the ability to recognize the signs of a seller of snake oil SEO. They are there in droves.

2. Never drive links. A product must have enough value to your audience to generate natural links. Make sure your SEO firm or not to buy links or manipulate links to your site from other sites in a way that does not promote the natural linkage.

3. To teach everyone: Make sure no one touches something in the content (journalists, designers, producers), the code (the developers) and links (developers, designers, biz dev, marketing) are up to date (as of this month) practice of search optimization. Send them to conferences and training consultants to train staff and to leave behind the best practices and promote the publication of reliable resources.

4. Transcend Standard SEO: Always think about how to create content for your audience, do not create content for search engines. What will your audience will visit your website, come back, share it, link to it, etc.? Do not create content just to have a landing page of the search if there is no value in it for your audience.

5. Clear optimization tactics wrong steer: You need to optimize the content and code so that it is contextually targeted and reversible for search engines, not to manipulate search engines. Use your common sense in what appears to be a true optimization vs. tactics implemented only for search engines. Consider the optimization of content in this way: optimization should be able to help screen readers to determine the context of the page and its elements. If she can do to screen readers, you're on track to search engines, too.

If still unsure, you can hire experts who have long-standing reputation of trust to help you find, interview and validation of candidates. But if you do not have the budget for it, do not hesitate to ask communities in the SEO forums. It is always worth your time for you and your business from the front pages of rags for the new trick of reference, and slides of the presentation of marketing seminars on how to do SEO.

Facebook New Plugin Can Be Integrated With SEO

Friday, April 23, 2010 · 1 comments

A week ago, Facebook held its annual F8 developers conference. In the event, CEO Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook CEO and developer Bret Taylor introduced three new plugins, which may affect search engine optimization (SEO) campaigns.

The social plugin was the first type to introduce, which can be integrated into a website. These plugins features a ‘Like’ button along with Activity and Recommendation feeds.

The ‘Like’ button allowing users to bookmark certain sites, which will be viewable by their friends. The Activity and Recommendation feeds working in the same way, and these two plugins will allow the friend of the user to see how he/she interacted with a site.

The remaining two plugins the Open Graph and Graph API are the developer’s tools. It allows businesses to easily integrate Facebook features into their websites.

The Open Graph will allow users to store personal data, and allow developers to clean their websites in response to the likes and dislikes of users.

Some experts claim that the ‘Like’ button can have effects on SEO. This new Facebook plugin can be easily integrated to search algorithms.

SEO Campaign Require Better Ideas

Tuesday, April 20, 2010 · 0 comments

Search Engine Optimization (SEO) is perhaps the most effective internet marketing tool in the online universe these days. However, many companies are using it and that’s why you need to generate large and new ideas to get an advantage in the market.

Most of the SEO experts say that a Search Engine Optimization campaigns need to look further than title tags and Meta descriptions to get a highly competitive edge in the global market.

Search Engine Watch statistics states that, 80 percent of clicks in a Google results page come from non-paid listings, which is meant as a good foundation fro Search Engine Optimization services.

A guest author of Search Engine Watch Adam Audette, says the online companies need to expand their focus on the outside basic techniques of SEO and become accustomed innovative ideas. And the finest way to do this is to focus on improving a user’s experience.

One of the best ways in doing this is by improving your sites speed. Recently, the Google announced that it will be using site speed to help determine top search results, put more importance on a site that function faster than others. Certainly, the most important feature in determining search results will still be relevancy.

 

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