SEO Difficulties

New in RSS

vipin4you@gmail.com — Sat, 15 Dec 2007 18:57:35 CST

We'd like to let you know about an open technology call RSS (Rich Site Summary) that we're employing to keep you up to date with new content on the site. For those of you who are not familiar with RSS - it is a means by which publishers can alert their audience when new content is available. As an RSS subscriber, you can use a web based program (such as MyYahoo!) or a desktop program (such as Feedreader ) to efficiently view RSS feeds from your favorite publications in one place. Some publications offering RSS feeds include the Wall Street Journal, the New York Times, IBM's online Press Room and just about every blog on the internet.

RSS in Blogs

vipin4you@gmail.com — Sat, 15 Dec 2007 18:55:48 CST

This video provide all basic information related to implementation and uses of RSS feed in blog.

What is RSS?

vipin4you@gmail.com — Sat, 15 Dec 2007 18:51:33 CST

RSS is a defined standard based on XML with the specific purpose of delivering updates to web-based content. Using this standard, webmasters provide headlines and fresh content in a succinct manner. Meanwhile, consumers use RSS readers and news aggregators to collect and monitor their favorite feeds in one centralized program or location. Content viewed in the RSS reader or news aggregator is place known as an RSS feed.

(SEO/SEM) Past, present and future

vipin4you@gmail.com — Mon, 3 Dec 2007 17:20:49 CST

The moral of the story is that if the SEO practitioner isn't well ranked themselves for major industry keywords (Search Engine Optimization, search engine ranking,...), then they probably can't get you into the top results no matter how much you spend or time you allow. But those that are well ranked will probably do well for any customer given time and resources. Be patient, plan on the expense, and choose well...

It's time to stop with the complaints about Google's PageRank.

vipin4you@gmail.com — Mon, 3 Dec 2007 17:18:21 CST

It's time to stop with the complaints about Google's PageRank. The truth is an obvious one, and it's a shame that it has yet to be accepted. Search engine enthusiasts need to quick stating that PageRank is a load of crap, because it's simply not true. The truth is that PageRank is useful. PageRank does matter when it comes to SEO and SEM. PageRank motivates webmasters and marketers. And most of all: PageRank creates a level - whether real/accurate or not - that marketers can work with. One of the biggest misconceptions about Google's PageRank is that it was designed to somehow lead the industry. It was never meant to be anything more than a tool for webmasters and marketers, as well as Google, to use.

Top Tips For Great Seo Expert

vipin4you@gmail.com — Mon, 3 Dec 2007 17:17:17 CST

(1)Add meta keywords related to targeted keywords,now only meta search engine focus in this meta keywords. (2)Add robots tag to tell search engine spider like googlebot and msnbot to index page and follow. (3)Add re-visit tag to tell search engine to visit our site in number of days like "7 days" etc. (4)Add Keywords towards H1 tag.......

Setting up google adwords campaign PPC Very Hot!

vipin4you@gmail.com — Mon, 3 Dec 2007 17:13:41 CST

This article teaches you to set up google adwords campaign in few minutes and start earning money Google AdWords are PPC(pay per click) ads displayed on the top or right side of google search results.Ads are provided with high traffic keywords(product) with a good description to attract people to click and buy products or visit your site. Some of the steps to be followed for setting up adwords First select a keyword and write a description for the ads to attract the visitors, keyword popularity can be know through "Gogole adwords suggestion tool" https://adwords.google.com/select/main?cmd=KeywordSandbox

One Basic Problem with Algorithmic Search

vipin4you@gmail.com — Mon, 3 Dec 2007 17:11:42 CST

In fact, it is these limitations that has led Google to implement the Google Co-Op program.Basically, this boils down to two major issues: 1. Most user queries to not fully explain their context 2. Even if the user queries do explain their context, most web pages do not present data indicating what context they intend to address Since many of you are probably going “Huh?”, let me explain with an example. If a user searches on “diabetes”, the search engine has a few possibilities to deal with: 1. You are looking for treatment information 2. You are a doctor looking for research information 3. You are a drug designer at a pharmaceutical company looking for drug trial data 4. You are a medical authority looking for related regulations....

The Future of the SEM/SEO Industry

vipin4you@gmail.com — Mon, 3 Dec 2007 17:09:32 CST

As the SEM industry matures, what does that mean for the people that practice it? While a vast number of SEOs might claim to be a one-stop shop for all your SEO/SEM needs, we can already see that there are SEOs that specialize in link-building/buying, keyword-analysis, consulting and training, link-baiting, content, country-specific, language-specific, PPC, strictly organic, black-hat, etc. Will the industry be further specialized? After looking at the offerings from SMX, it looks like this might be the case. SMX takes one area of search (Local, Mobile, Social, etc.) and builds an entire expo around it. If there is that much information to absorb and master around each of those niches that you can build an expo around it, does it make sense to be proficient in more than one or two? In the future, it is very likely that Search Engine Specialists will start to define themselves and their client based on an even narrower sense. In the future will we have SEOs who ONLY specialize in local search, or SEOs who ONLY handle a certain kind of client (e-commerce or gambling or real estate)? If this is the future, one thing is clear for the solo SEO/SEM practioner: relationships and networking with other SEOs/SEMs will be even more important in the future than it is today.

Tomorrow's SEO Industry

vipin4you@gmail.com — Mon, 3 Dec 2007 17:05:57 CST

Today, SEO is swiftly approaching saturation point. More and more webmasters realise the necessity of learning SEO basics, and as they do so, SEO professionals are facing difficulties finding new clients. With all the niche sites optimised, it will be harder to compete for good key phrases. Link building opportunities will be easily found and utilised by everyone, keyword density will reach its optimum value, meaning that the SERPs will consist of equally good and equally relevant sites - at least from the traditional SEO point of view.

SEO projects in India

vipin4you@gmail.com — Mon, 3 Dec 2007 17:04:22 CST

Western countries outsource their SEO projects to India and we all know the reason! Indian SEO companies get those projects and ofcource they want to make money too.. so, many SEO companies in India give away those projects to independent SEO specialists, the so called Free lancers for a very cheap price than having in house SEO professionals. This is the scene in India. SEO is a BOOMING industry and we all know that. Many recruiters dont know much about the DOs and Donts of SEO, so people (who call themselves SEO Professionals) find it quite easy to bullshit some crap and make their ways to get in as "SEO Specialists".

Quick ways to increase your Alexa Rank

vipin4you@gmail.com — Mon, 3 Dec 2007 17:02:31 CST

Alexa ranking has always been the webmaster's cup of tea, as it was widely used by the web savvys only. In recent times a normal web browser is also aware of the alexa ranking and started checking that for every site they visit. What exactly is the alexa ranking?? Is it that important to be maintained by a website?? are some good questions. Keeping aside the facts and factors regarding the Alexa ranking, lets look at few methods which are useful to rank better in Alexa. * Install the Alexa toolbar or Firefox’s SearchStatus extension and set your blog as your homepage. This is the most basic step.

Imagining the Google Future

Vipin4you@gmail.com — Mon, 3 Dec 2007 16:59:55 CST

We all know that the company Sergey Brin and Larry Page founded a mere eight years ago is one of the new century's most cunning enterprises. If there were any lingering doubts, 2005 erased them. Google's sales jumped an estimated 50 percent to $6 billion, its profits tripled to a projected $1.6 billion, and Wall Street answered with an unprecedented vote of confidence: a $120 billion market cap, a share price soaring above $400, and a price/earnings ratio close to 70.

Google is God

Vipin4you@gmail.com — Mon, 3 Dec 2007 16:49:36 CST

In the last years of the 21st century, humanity finally grasped the importance of They-Who-Were-Google. Yet as early as 2005, Their destiny was clear to any semi-hyperintelligent being. Technologists like Ray Kurzweil [1] suggested that Strong AI (an intelligent program capable of upgrading its own code) would emerge from Google-like data mining rather than a robotics lab. In 2005, historian George Dyson was told by an engineer in the Googleplex, "We are not scanning all these books to be read by people. We are scanning them to be read by an AI."[2] Dyson said at the time, "We could construct a machine that is more intelligent than we can understand. It's possible Google is that kind of thing already. It scales so fast."