Stephen
Develop Quality Links ‘Using Twitter’
Posted by Stephen on December 31, 2009 10:47 am
Posted in Search Engine Marketing News

Businesses can add quality links to their site by utilising social media service Twitter to build up relevant connections, according to an industry expert.

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Consumer-Generated Data “Very Useful”
Posted by Stephen on December 30, 2009 1:00 pm
Posted in SEO News

The content created by consumers on the web can be an effective way of gauging the mood of the public regarding certain issues, according to an industry expert.

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An industry source has suggested that companies can be more convinced by the benefits offered by online advertising, which should lead to strong growth in the future.

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Why are Headings Important for SEO?
Posted by Stephen on 9:08 am
Posted in FAQ - SEO

Why are Headings Important for SEO?

Headings come in a number of HTML forms. The highest of which is H1, with H2, H3 and H4 headings providing ample support. But why are they important to SEO?

A web page is just like any newspaper article, essay or press release in so far as it requires a certain structure. This structure is, or at least it should be, a single heading (H1 heading) followed by the primary body copy which is interspersed with sub-headings (H2, H3 and so forth). This guides the reader through the content and highlights the key points.

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Online Retailers ‘Could Help Shoppers Hide Presents’
Posted by Stephen on December 29, 2009 1:00 pm
Posted in Search Engine Marketing News

Consumers could be helped by online sellers with ensuring that gifts remain a secret, an industry source has suggested.

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Mobile Advertising ‘Could See Significant Growth’
Posted by Stephen on 10:33 am
Posted in SEO News

Advertising on mobile phones has changed substantially in recent years and has the potential to see significant growth in the future, an industry insider has asserted.

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Quality Checks for Your Website
Posted by Adrian on 8:59 am
Posted in Webmasters

The trouble with first impressions is that you only get to make one. This is rarely  truer than in the fickle world of Internet marketing.

Search engines demand that certain codes and statutes are abided by, whilst human visitors are notoriously varied in their expectations. However both are looking for one basic principle, quality.

Of course ‘quality’ is very much a loaded term. But when it comes to developing a website there are a few things that you can do to appease both the search engines and your visitors. To help you out we’ve put together this quick quality checklist to get you started.

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12 AdWords Tips for Christmas
Posted by Sam on December 24, 2009 2:02 pm
Posted in Google AdWords, Pay Per Click (PPC)

To join search engine marketing in with the festive spirit, this blog post will provide you with 12 tips for optimising your AdWords Pay per Click campaign.

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Integrate Social Media and SEO, Expert Advises
Posted by Stephen on 10:40 am
Posted in SEO News

Social media and search engine optimisation (SEO) work very well together, one industry expert has noted.

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Set SEO Goals, Firms Advised
Posted by Stephen on 10:09 am
Posted in SEO News

Companies developing a search engine optimisation (SEO) strategy should set themselves goals and priorities.

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Real-Time Search ‘Poised to Make an Impact’
Posted by Stephen on December 23, 2009 3:30 pm
Posted in SEO News

The introduction of real-time search is set to change the search engine optimisation (SEO) field of play, according to one industry expert.

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Businesses should not see online marketing as an expensive option, according to one industry source at a recent conference.

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Expert Recommends Using a Variety of Links
Posted by Stephen on 10:32 am
Posted in SEO News

An industry expert has suggested that search engines will pay more attention to a site if it has several different types of links.

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Christmas is the time of year where retailers, etailers and marketers go into overdrive. A surplus of consumers means that opportunities for good sales figures are abound.

But it would be churlish to suggest that preparations start as we peel back the first door in our advent calendars; in truth, it goes back to the time where summer is turning to autumn, when ice, snow and Christmas Eve panic buys are the furthest things from most people’s minds. Or at least it should.

Despite still being in the grips of a recession, UK consumers aren’t shy when it comes to parting with their cash at Christmas time; as evidenced by this year’s typically frenzied rush for gifts. More and more consumers are turning to the Internet too when buying goods; with recent reports showing that online shopping in November increased by 11% compared with the same period in 2008 and 25% more than the preceding month of October. So the need for ecommerce websites to be fully optimised as the rush begins has never been more evident.
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Google ‘Extends Free Donation Processing’
Posted by Stephen on December 22, 2009 3:30 pm
Posted in SEO News

Google has revealed that it is extending its free donation processing service for non-profit organisations until 2011.

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