Posts Tagged ‘site architecture

Google’s global roll-out (in English) of the Panda update seemed to leave some of Google’s own properties on the winners list, along with a handful of video sites. YouTube, which falls into both categories was a clear winner, based on the data we’ve seen from SearchMetrics. Should YouTube be getting more search visibility in Google? [...]

Google’s global roll-out (in English) of the Panda update seemed to leave some of Google’s own properties on the winners list, along with a handful of video sites. YouTube, which falls into both categories was a clear winner, based on the data we’ve seen from SearchMetrics. Should YouTube be getting more search visibility in Google? [...]

In my day-to-day reviews of client websites, I see lots of things done to websites in the name of SEO that in reality have no bearing on it. In an effort to keep you from spending your precious time on supposed SEO tactics that will have absolutely no effect on your rankings, search engine visitors, [...]

Of course, as an SEO, I’m biased, but you can quite often spot the sites that have thought about SEO while the site was being planned, rather than after it was built. They’re usually the ones with all the traffic.  If you’re in a position where you’re looking to build (or rebuild) a site, there are [...]

One of the most important things a business owner can do when redesigning their website is to keep their SEO team involved during the redesigning process. The SEO knows the history of the site, knows the site architecture, and the SEO can provide the designers and developers with other tips that might not be so [...]


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