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I'm sure people will find a way to take advantage of it, but I wonder how it will affect keyword searches and the like since you've got to be logged into your Google account. It's pretty nifty though. I tried to access it through Canada's google site, but I guess they're still beta testing it..

Thanks paul for giving information about this.t....

Hi I need your advice as i want to build a blog using wordpress but little confusing. suppose i want to build a blog in weight loss niche so i know it is too broad to register a domain name a weight loss right. So if i registered a blog name as weightlosstips.com, here i am confused guys about what i have to target here. i mean only i have to write keyword using weight loss tips, shell i use other competitive keywords in this blog. I am confused so please help me on this. If some body provide me detail i am ready to pay for complete information if it is available in step by step format. or any other good guide available on this topic?.

There are a lot of activities that seem to fall under SEO, which of those activities are your top 10 must do SEO activities for a business that is just starting out?.

The software claims to identify which are 'follow' and which are 'nofollow'. I can see how it might help. I'm just not entirely sure if it's making good economies of time and whether efforts are better placed elsewhere..

anyone who knows? :wink:.

[quote:a719dfde0d="adigaskell"]Check this plugin out https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/5687 Shows which links on a page are follow/nofollow (all of the ones on this forum are btw)[/quote:a719dfde0d] Nice tools. The code which in link tag is "rel='external nofollow'", Search Engine will ignore this URL. It's a dangerous. Be careful to notice these links when we swap the link..

This is good basic info. I just printed it out so that I can remember what they consider important. Thank you We have been jumping all over the Google search results. One day we are #3 on page one next day we are all the way on page 3. Today page two..

We do all four. Always have. If you are in a competitive market, you have no choice..

Looks like E-Consultancy is down. Here's the article. [quote:a23c62f59f] Googles Quality Score is forcing paid search advertisers to adopt joined up thinking in PPC campaigns, writes Andrew Girdwood. Google uses an algorithmic weighting called 'Quality Score' in its pay-per-click (PPC) AdWords positioning and costing. The search engine spider AdBot, a version of Googlebot, is responsible for judging the quality of landing pages used in PPC campaigns and modifying their Quality Score appropriately. A good Quality Score means you are rewarded with lower minimum bids and potentially a higher position. Traditionally, it has been the search engine optimisation agency's role to advise on what Google's bots consider good pages or not. These days, PPC specialist agencies and traditional media buyers have to do more than just calculate budget spread, agree keyword lists with clients and compose bidding strategies. To get maximum value from a PPC campaign, agencies have to learn what makes ...