Posts Tagged ‘google’
by BP Guest Blogger on December 13th, 2012
How many times have you seen the same blog design, in the same niche, writing about the same topics? The number to be assumed could be high. That’s because even though there are millions of designs available over the web, webmasters often prefer to copy the templates used by ‘good’ blogs, and hence make a messed up photocopy of that good blog.
If not the design, there are several elements on the sites that are copied by many, from many. These elements are numerous, but the most important is the copying of the shades (colors) from other blogs. Thousands of webmasters often don’t take any pain of thinking about the colors that will be used on a blog. Sometimes, a plain red logo, and the whole site black with white background is the main idea of the so-called ‘website-development’. Read More
Categories: Blogging Tips
Tags: blog, Cascading Style Sheets, color, Facebook, google, html, javascript, php
by BP Guest Blogger on December 6th, 2012
Guest blogging is all the rage these days. Two years ago when I started guest blogging, very few people were doing it and a guest post on an A-list blog is guaranteed to result in around 200 – 1000 visitors; sometimes more.
Not anymore, though. You’ll be lucky if you get 100 visits today from a guest post on a popular blog.
Why?
There are a host of reasons for this:
- Guest blogging has become very competitive today, to an extent that a lot of blogs now publish only guest posts; that’s a new blog their reader has to check out every day
- Most of the guest posts published today aren’t properly written, giving guest posting in general a bad reputation
- Due to how widespread guest posts are today, people are starting to develop a kind of blindness towards guest posts in general; you remember “banner blindness” a few years ago when banner ads was all the rage?
Does this mean guest blogging no longer works? Read More
Categories: Blogging Sense, Blogging Tips
Tags: Backlink, blog, FAQs Help and Tutorials, google, search engine optimization, Web search engine, Website, writing
by BP Guest Blogger on December 4th, 2012
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It’s an article of faith in many parts of the SEO industry that publishing content unrelated to your niche is at best useless, and at worst actively harmful to your rankings.
There has been mounting evidence, however, that tangentially-related or even unrelated content can help your site rise through the rankings.
Sheer link bulk, from viral videos, ad campaigns or popular meme macros, can cue search engines to increase your rank.
But why, and how?
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Categories: Blogging Sense
Tags: creative commons, google, Internet marketing, James Duval, Old Spice, search, search engine optimization, Web search engine
by BP Guest Blogger on November 21st, 2012
One of the most important responsibilities you have when operating any website is to ensure that you attract visitors to your site. Websites and blogs survive on page hits and a growing user base, so making sure that your blog gets regular visitors is of utmost importance.
There are many methods you can employ to help attract visitors. The first method you may wish to think about is simple advertising. Advertising works and there are many methods you can use to advertise your blog–both online and offline. It will cost you a little bit of money, but its expense all depends upon how badly you want people to see your blog.
Aside from advertising, other methods you can use to help promote your blog and attract visitors are: Read More
Categories: Blogging Tips
Tags: blog, google, Joe Craven, search engine optimization, Search engine results page, Social Media, twitter, Web search engine
by BP Guest Blogger on November 20th, 2012
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Google has an obligation to give a searcher with the best search experience. It’s frustrating when these searchers look for information and find it’s almost similar or same. Google looks at this content, whether served on the same domain or on different ones, as a duplicate and has heavy penalties for the same.
There is no definite penalty for duplicate content, when the intention behind duplicating is to manipulate the algorithms or act maliciously. This is a judgment algorithm you have no control over. Dealing with duplicate content on your website ensures that you are not vulnerable to this judgment.
The real result of duplicate content is decreased visibility. When you have low visibility, your ranking gets hurt and as a result, bad SEO results. Duplicates also trigger lower crawl rates which is also related to lower indexing and visibility in search. As such, dealing with duplicate content once and for all is the best strategy. Read More
Categories: Blogging Sense
Tags: duplicate content, google, search engine optimization, Uniform Resource Locator, URL redirection, Web Design and Development, Web search engine, Website
by BP Guest Blogger on November 2nd, 2012
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Successful linkbuilding is one of the keys to high quality SEO and utilizing the best SEO linkbuilding strategies available can help you increase the ranking of your blog or website in the search engine results pages or “SERPs” very quickly.
Today, we’re going to explain five great strategies for building high quality, relevant links.
Blog Commenting
Depending on your approach and intent, one of the best ways to build many high quality, relevant backlinks to your website or blog is by blog commenting. Blog commenting is not only a great way to share valuable information and opinions on other blogs, it’s also an easy way to leave your URL and have a permanent backlink.
When blog commenting, it’s important to focus on the pagerank of the particular blog post you’re commenting on, as a post with a high pagerank will definitely give your link more link juice and authority. A word of warning though, this method has been abused by many in the blog spamming habit. It’s important to research your target site, and post regular comments to build up a relationship with the site owner, instead of just relying on your links to have any value by themselves. Read More
Categories: Blogging Sense
Tags: article marketing, Backlink, blog, google, HubPages, InMotion Hosting, Penguin, search engine optimization
by BP Guest Blogger on October 25th, 2012
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You may have noticed that the SEO game has become a lot more difficult lately… Mostly due to the recent algorithm updates like the Penguin and, like always, due to the ever-growing competition for valuable keywords.
However, some things remain unchanged. For instance, you still need to find a way to let Google know which keywords you’re targeting.
The fact is that Google can figure this out on their own, kind of (through links, and social media interaction), but introducing some good on-page SEO can make things a lot quicker.
You have to be careful, though. Google now openly admits that they discourage all forms of active link building, and probably any other type of active SEO work as well.
So how to overcome this and not get in trouble? Read More
Categories: Blogging Sense, Blogging Tips, Blogging Tools, Blogging: How To
Tags: Alt attribute, App Store, google, iPad, Keyword density, keywords, search engine optimization, wordpress
by BP Guest Blogger on October 24th, 2012
Congratulations, you’ve started a blog. So has everyone else in the neighborhood as well as their dogs. While you can’t lay claim to being the first blogger, you can build a blog that’s better than any other in your writing realm.
Here are seven ways to outshine your competition in any blogging niche:
1. Great Bloggers Have Authority
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That’s right. If you plan to outshine the competition, you must have a well-rounded understanding of your blog’s subject matter. Want to start a food blog? Learn how to effectively use ingredients and create new recipes rather than regurgitating overly-circulated online recipes.
If you aren’t an expert on a particular post topic, find experts in the field and interview them. This brings an authoritative voice to the blog and provides value for readers. Read More
Categories: Blogging Sense, Blogging Tips, Blogging: How To
Tags: blog, Facebook, FAQs Help and Tutorials, Flickr, google, Great Comet, search engine optimization, Social Media
by BP Guest Blogger on October 23rd, 2012
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Lots of people engage themselves in creating their own Blogs with zest but their enthusiasm fades away with time. Just like how we experience extreme joy at times in life, blogging also has its own peak periods. Slowly as time passes by, we stop visiting our blogs. Very few have that energy in them to consistently maintain their blogs. I have my own blog and have been successfully maintaining it for a couple of years now. I can share a few tips with you on how to maintain a blog successfully. You can also motivate yourself for writing good quality content without losing interest. Read More
Categories: Blogging Sense, Blogging Tips
Tags: Arts, blog, directories, FAQs Help and Tutorials, google, Social Media, writers resources, writing
by BP Guest Blogger on October 22nd, 2012
If you want to make your website into a huge success then you need to really focus on your content. The content is the reason that people will come to your website in the first place, and the content is what will keep them there if it’s good. At the same time, your content is crucial for SEO because this is what Google will search in order to connect their users to the right content.
So in other words then, if you can write quickly and if you can write well, then you’ll find you quickly gain a more loyal user base and that Google starts sending more traffic your way.
Now teaching someone how to write well who doesn’t have natural ability can be an uphill struggle. When it comes to writing quickly though there are many little tips that can be very helpful. Here we will look at some of them in order to help you pump out twice the content and promotional material in half the time. Read More
Categories: Blogging Tips
Tags: Arts, Attention, Content (media), google, search engine optimization, Searching, writers resources, writing
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