How Much is a Google Ranking Worth to Your Business?

Posted on February 13, 2012 by Chris

Every business aspires to get the #1 ranking in Google but is it really worth it? Is it possible to put a currency value on this Google ranking. Our answer would be a resounding ‘Yes’. In order to create a proper SEO & Marketing campaign, a critical step would involve establishing this value. You must set realistic expectations and budgets. But that does not mean that you will believe that a budget of $100 will bring in $100,000 of new prospects. Now that would be very unrealistic.

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SEO Tip to Optimize Your Title and Meta Tags

Posted on February 8, 2012 by Chris

Merely getting a website designed and developed, and getting it hosted on a server will not serve the purpose of getting a strong foot hold on net. The prime motive is to get visitors on the website who are also the potential customers for a business house or it can be said that they are traffic generators for bloggers, writers, etc who will improve the page ranking in major search engine. But then how to attract these visitors? Read more...

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Part time writing – Golden opportunity to earn extra bucks

Posted on January 25, 2012 by Chris

With the rising price of the commodities every now and then, most of the people find it difficult to manage with their income and, as such, they look for different money making options. One such beneficial option to earn money is part time writing opportunities. You can continue your 9 to 5 work schedule and earn some extra money by working as a freelancer in your leisure hours. You just need to be good in English in order to be a freelancer. Other than this, you also enjoy the advantage of working according to your own convenient time since there are no fixed hours in this job. Read more...

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Writing Good Product Reviews Is A Science – But It’s Not Rocket Science

Posted on November 21, 2011 by Chris

Product reviews are all the rage today in affiliate marketing. They give buyers an idea of what to expect from the product and a link where they can buy it. If you know how to create good product reviews, you’ll boost your sales.

But most people don’t understand the basics of writing them. Your product review shouldn’t sell to the customer; it should provide them with information. They’re not searching for reviews in order to see a sales page. They want information and if you provide that information, you’ve got a better chance at getting conversions.

SERPd Interviews Marcus Taylor

Posted on November 15, 2011 by Chris

A new feature of SERPd is our member interviews! Today we are speaking with Marcus Taylor, a social media expert from SEOptimise.com.

marcus taylor Marcus has recently released his own book on social marketing but he was kind enough to take some time out of his busy day to sit and answer some questions from the staff of SERPd. Below is our conversation… Read more...

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Google Algorithm Update To Change 35% Of Searches – How Your Sites Can Survive

Posted on November 9, 2011 by Chris

Well, Google’s done it again. They made improvements to last year’s ‘Caffeine’ algorithm change in October 2011. These changes are designed to filter out garbage and bring only the best stuff to the top of the SERPs. While that’s wonderful news for everybody using the search engine giant, it’s a huge headache for lots of webmasters.

Keep It Fresh

The aim of the latest update is to get rid of results that are old and out-of-date. For example, if you search for ‘earthquake’ and ‘Japan,’ you don’t want to find news about an earthquake from 10 years ago. You’re probably looking for information on the one that struck northern Japan last spring. It’s frustrating when you find old, outdated info, and that’s what they’re trying to weed out. Read more...

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Top Five Ways to Make Money with Web Designing

Posted on October 3, 2011 by Chris

Web designing is a very competitive market and can also be difficult to succeed at if you don’t know the basic principles. You will need to employ some helpful tools if you want to have a prosperous career at designing web pages and sites.

It doesn’t matter if you are a freelance web designer or want to start your own successful web page there are some basic principles that you will need to follow. First it is very beneficial to go online and sign up on some of the different sites in the marketplace that feature web designing jobs. One site that is very useful is Envato. This is a place in which you can submit your design work and get exposure for your creativity. Read more...

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Getting Valuable Incoming Links from Reputable Sources

Posted on August 29, 2011 by Chris

Even with the recent Panda update, incoming links to your site are still very important if you want to get a higher ranking on search engines. What is a valuable incoming link then? It serves two purposes: to boost your search engine rankings, and to get you more customers for your business or at least visitors to your site.

Webmasters and site owners are always on the lookout for incoming link sources and many think that it is very difficult to do; it can be a time consuming, yet fairly straight-forward process to get valuable links into your site. Read more...

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The complete guide to adapting your content for SEO

Posted on August 25, 2011 by Chris

The most important ranking factor in SEO is content. Why? Because Google takes more signals from a websites content than from anything else it has to offer.

They judge a website mainly upon the words it uses and how it uses them. Google’s searchers are looking for relevant and informative content and so that’s what Google strives to deliver them.

If you have failed to fully optimise your content for SEO you’ll find that you have a hard time getting on page 1 of the SERP’s. For those of you who are unsure as to how to optimise their content the four steps I have listed below should help you to get on the right track. The following should be done in their current order: Read more...

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