http://www.marketingpilgrim.com/2006/10/do-you-still-optimize-your-site-for-the-search-engines.html Internet Marketing News Fri, 10 Feb 2012 17:00:40 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://www.marketingpilgrim.com/2006/10/do-you-still-optimize-your-site-for-the-search-engines.html/comment-page-1#comment-54246 How to Implement a Blog/SEO Myths are Alive and Well | SEO Speakers | Steve Mertz Fri, 15 Aug 2008 21:24:01 +0000 http://www.marketingpilgrim.com/2006/10/do-you-still-optimize-your-site-for-the-search-engines.html#comment-54246 [...] own domain name! Here are a few other world renown SEO experts you may want to check out: Lee Oden, Andy Beal, Danny Sullivan and Matt [...] [...] own domain name! Here are a few other world renown SEO experts you may want to check out: Lee Oden, Andy Beal, Danny Sullivan and Matt [...]

]]> http://www.marketingpilgrim.com/2006/10/do-you-still-optimize-your-site-for-the-search-engines.html/comment-page-1#comment-45718 Internet Marketing Speaker and SEO Speaker in Denver » Blog Archive » How to Implement a Blog/SEO Myths are Alive and Well Thu, 17 Apr 2008 15:17:50 +0000 http://www.marketingpilgrim.com/2006/10/do-you-still-optimize-your-site-for-the-search-engines.html#comment-45718 [...] own domain name! Here are a few other world renown SEO experts you may want to check out: Lee Oden, Andy Beal, Danny Sullivan and Matt [...] [...] own domain name! Here are a few other world renown SEO experts you may want to check out: Lee Oden, Andy Beal, Danny Sullivan and Matt [...]

]]> http://www.marketingpilgrim.com/2006/10/do-you-still-optimize-your-site-for-the-search-engines.html/comment-page-1#comment-21919 seo Sat, 10 Feb 2007 06:25:10 +0000 http://www.marketingpilgrim.com/2006/10/do-you-still-optimize-your-site-for-the-search-engines.html#comment-21919 I will only link to something I can recommend to my readers. In fact, I link out pretty extensively and I don’t see a problem. Now to the marketing point of view. I will only link to something I can recommend to my readers. In fact, I link out pretty extensively and I don’t see a problem. Now to the marketing point of view.

]]> http://www.marketingpilgrim.com/2006/10/do-you-still-optimize-your-site-for-the-search-engines.html/comment-page-1#comment-1875 Charity web sites: creating, optimizing and promoting » Improve the Web Mon, 06 Nov 2006 06:10:59 +0000 http://www.marketingpilgrim.com/2006/10/do-you-still-optimize-your-site-for-the-search-engines.html#comment-1875 [...] focus on the people and how you can benefit them. Forget about the search engines, when finding ways to optimize and promote your site. [...] [...] focus on the people and how you can benefit them. Forget about the search engines, when finding ways to optimize and promote your site. [...]

]]> http://www.marketingpilgrim.com/2006/10/do-you-still-optimize-your-site-for-the-search-engines.html/comment-page-1#comment-1523 Read one article or read them all, just don’t miss Marketing Pilgrim’s SEM Scholarship contest « SEM SEO Certification Blog Fri, 03 Nov 2006 14:14:40 +0000 http://www.marketingpilgrim.com/2006/10/do-you-still-optimize-your-site-for-the-search-engines.html#comment-1523 [...] The Golden Rule of SEO 10 Shortcuts for Successful SEO Search Engine Optimization Overview Are You Making These Costly Mistakes with Your Search Marketing? The Ultimate Internet Marketing Article The Power of SEO The Five Pillars of Social Media Marketing Damn you Andy! How to win Marketing Pilgrim’s Search Marketing Contest SEO is Nothing but Karma Aaron Says… Do you still optimize your site for the search engines? Shhhh!….the dirty little secret about sem seo certification What Do You Want To Be When You Grow Up? How non Techies Can Win In SEO The SEO Article You SHOULD Read – 5 Reasons Accountability Matters Want to rank top in Google? Wear Nike shoes. The 6 Most Important OnPage Optimization Factors Strategize your Pay per Click Campaign for Maximum Profits in 7 Easy Steps Free beer inside! Two Years Before the Mast: Tales of In-House SEO [...] [...] The Golden Rule of SEO 10 Shortcuts for Successful SEO Search Engine Optimization Overview Are You Making These Costly Mistakes with Your Search Marketing? The Ultimate Internet Marketing Article The Power of SEO The Five Pillars of Social Media Marketing Damn you Andy! How to win Marketing Pilgrim’s Search Marketing Contest SEO is Nothing but Karma Aaron Says… Do you still optimize your site for the search engines? Shhhh!….the dirty little secret about sem seo certification What Do You Want To Be When You Grow Up? How non Techies Can Win In SEO The SEO Article You SHOULD Read – 5 Reasons Accountability Matters Want to rank top in Google? Wear Nike shoes. The 6 Most Important OnPage Optimization Factors Strategize your Pay per Click Campaign for Maximum Profits in 7 Easy Steps Free beer inside! Two Years Before the Mast: Tales of In-House SEO [...]

]]> http://www.marketingpilgrim.com/2006/10/do-you-still-optimize-your-site-for-the-search-engines.html/comment-page-1#comment-1512 Query about Automated blogs - Webmaster Forum Fri, 03 Nov 2006 11:25:41 +0000 http://www.marketingpilgrim.com/2006/10/do-you-still-optimize-your-site-for-the-search-engines.html#comment-1512 [...] It sounded like you wanted to put the automated blog on your production hosting, not on your website. You can setup industry news to be published on your site, but I really don't see the benefits of having a fully automated RSS to posts blog, except for traffic. What value will your visitors get from it? Why not just either comment on the news (unique comments), write articles (unique and useful articles) or create full-blown pieces of content (very useful, linkable stuff). Anyway, if you don't link from your main site to the automated blog, you won't be harmed. If you do link to your duplicate content aggregator, you probably wont get hurt - but that's not clear to me, whether linking to duplicate content hurts or not. __________________ Do you still optimize for the search engines? Website optimization services [...] [...] It sounded like you wanted to put the automated blog on your production hosting, not on your website. You can setup industry news to be published on your site, but I really don’t see the benefits of having a fully automated RSS to posts blog, except for traffic. What value will your visitors get from it? Why not just either comment on the news (unique comments), write articles (unique and useful articles) or create full-blown pieces of content (very useful, linkable stuff). Anyway, if you don’t link from your main site to the automated blog, you won’t be harmed. If you do link to your duplicate content aggregator, you probably wont get hurt – but that’s not clear to me, whether linking to duplicate content hurts or not. __________________ Do you still optimize for the search engines? Website optimization services [...]

]]> http://www.marketingpilgrim.com/2006/10/do-you-still-optimize-your-site-for-the-search-engines.html/comment-page-1#comment-1288 getting paid to write blog entries - Webmaster Forum Thu, 02 Nov 2006 01:58:45 +0000 http://www.marketingpilgrim.com/2006/10/do-you-still-optimize-your-site-for-the-search-engines.html#comment-1288 [...] As I have become a blog owner only recently, I can comment as both, a blog writer and reader. As a reader, I don't see a reason why someone shouldn't link to a quality website. In fact, I am for external linking. When a blog post is interesting, provides me with food for thought or with useful information, I can only welcome it. If it also offes me a tool or a product, to help me with it, why not. It just doesn't have to look like an ad. It has to be natural. As a blog owner, I can say for sure: I'll only link to something I can recommend to my readers. In fact, I link out pretty extensively and I don't see a problem. Now to the marketing point of view. To get links from bloggers, you need to create content that is relevant and useful for the bloggers and/or their audience. This can be anything, depending on the industry. Also, to get a link from a blogger (or a mention in a blog post), you can simply email the blogger and suggest him/her a new source of information, or an interesting product. But read his/her blog first, understand the style, the content and see if your site/product fits the blog. If not, try finding another. Even finding 2-3 blogs that suit your product very well is some good luck here, I believe. Did I say you don't have to pay for such mentions? Of course, though, you can offer a monetary incentive, if you get a refusal, but that's another story. Also, instead of trying to buy your way to the top of the search engines and to win your customers hearts, you need to create quality content. It is very easily linked to, talked about and converts much better than anything. Also, I'd advise optimizing your site for the humans, as well as using natural promotion methods. As the methods are built around providing value, they can only do good both for your customers, the middle-website and you. __________________ Do you still optimize for the search engines? Website optimization services [...] [...] As I have become a blog owner only recently, I can comment as both, a blog writer and reader. As a reader, I don’t see a reason why someone shouldn’t link to a quality website. In fact, I am for external linking. When a blog post is interesting, provides me with food for thought or with useful information, I can only welcome it. If it also offes me a tool or a product, to help me with it, why not. It just doesn’t have to look like an ad. It has to be natural. As a blog owner, I can say for sure: I’ll only link to something I can recommend to my readers. In fact, I link out pretty extensively and I don’t see a problem. Now to the marketing point of view. To get links from bloggers, you need to create content that is relevant and useful for the bloggers and/or their audience. This can be anything, depending on the industry. Also, to get a link from a blogger (or a mention in a blog post), you can simply email the blogger and suggest him/her a new source of information, or an interesting product. But read his/her blog first, understand the style, the content and see if your site/product fits the blog. If not, try finding another. Even finding 2-3 blogs that suit your product very well is some good luck here, I believe. Did I say you don’t have to pay for such mentions? Of course, though, you can offer a monetary incentive, if you get a refusal, but that’s another story. Also, instead of trying to buy your way to the top of the search engines and to win your customers hearts, you need to create quality content. It is very easily linked to, talked about and converts much better than anything. Also, I’d advise optimizing your site for the humans, as well as using natural promotion methods. As the methods are built around providing value, they can only do good both for your customers, the middle-website and you. __________________ Do you still optimize for the search engines? Website optimization services [...]

]]> http://www.marketingpilgrim.com/2006/10/do-you-still-optimize-your-site-for-the-search-engines.html/comment-page-1#comment-1017 Social marketing - the next edge in Internet marketing » Improve the Web Tue, 31 Oct 2006 10:37:20 +0000 http://www.marketingpilgrim.com/2006/10/do-you-still-optimize-your-site-for-the-search-engines.html#comment-1017 [...] When it comes to social marketing, there’s just one principle you need to follow: give to get. If you focus on providing value to your customers, you can easily find ways to make sure your customers have the best possible experience. You can also find ways to optimize and promote your website. [...] [...] When it comes to social marketing, there’s just one principle you need to follow: give to get. If you focus on providing value to your customers, you can easily find ways to make sure your customers have the best possible experience. You can also find ways to optimize and promote your website. [...]

]]> http://www.marketingpilgrim.com/2006/10/do-you-still-optimize-your-site-for-the-search-engines.html/comment-page-1#comment-986 Beat your online competition with natural marketing » Improve the Web Tue, 31 Oct 2006 05:08:50 +0000 http://www.marketingpilgrim.com/2006/10/do-you-still-optimize-your-site-for-the-search-engines.html#comment-986 [...] Update: read more about optimizing the site for the humans. [...] [...] Update: read more about optimizing the site for the humans. [...]

]]> http://www.marketingpilgrim.com/2006/10/do-you-still-optimize-your-site-for-the-search-engines.html/comment-page-1#comment-979 How fast can you SEO? - Page 2 - Webmaster Forum Tue, 31 Oct 2006 03:56:00 +0000 http://www.marketingpilgrim.com/2006/10/do-you-still-optimize-your-site-for-the-search-engines.html#comment-979 [...] As vangogh said, you can be #1 for a non-competitive phrase as long as your page is included in the index. This depends on the number of incoming links you have. That's as easy. From my experience, I can say that 5-12 hours is enough, mostly. A high traffic site will do it even faster. However, I don't see a point in clocking the time to get indexed. Quality is what matters Not to mention you need to optimize your site for the humans anyway. __________________ Do you still optimize for the search engines? Website optimization services [...] [...] As vangogh said, you can be #1 for a non-competitive phrase as long as your page is included in the index. This depends on the number of incoming links you have. That’s as easy. From my experience, I can say that 5-12 hours is enough, mostly. A high traffic site will do it even faster. However, I don’t see a point in clocking the time to get indexed. Quality is what matters Not to mention you need to optimize your site for the humans anyway. __________________ Do you still optimize for the search engines? Website optimization services [...]

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