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Saturday, November 1st, 2008
Web owners can take a control over crawlers that visit their web site. Instead of using the robots.txt file, you use a robots meta tag to make your preferences known to the crawlers. The robots meta tag is a small piece of HTML code that is inserted into the HEAD tag of your web site [...]
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Tuesday, October 21st, 2008
Preparing for 642-436 is easy for a 1Y0-259 professional who has done 70-536 as well as 70-642 as compared to a professional who has only done 642-642 series.
The file robots.txt is a text based document that should be included in the root of your domain, and it essentially contains instructions to any robots that comes [...]
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Tuesday, October 14th, 2008
Robot, spider, or crawler is a part of software that is programmed to “crawl” from one web page to another search for the links on those pages. It collects content (text, inks) from web sites and saves those in a database that is indexed and ranked according to the search engine algorithm. The links in [...]
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Tuesday, September 30th, 2008
Link Popularity is one of many parameters for PR position. All major search engines use some emphasis on link popularity in their own ranking algorithms. They compare 2 links that work best to increase your link popularity: links from other sites that focus on the same keyword phrases your site focuses on, and links from [...]
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Monday, September 29th, 2008
350-018 is a complicated exam for the 70-284 professionals who have never done 650-393 or even 642-446 and find it hard studying for 642-503 alone.
PageRank is a algorithms that assigns a numerical value to web pages to determine the relevance or importance of that page. PageRank, which was developed by Google founders Larry Page and [...]
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Sunday, September 28th, 2008
AdWords is one of the top search engine marketing programs, and Google is one of the biggest providers of search. It’s great if your ads receive lots of impressions, but if those impressions don’t turn to clicks, you’ll find your Pay Per Click campaign is not effective. Google will soon begin offering purchase of TV, [...]
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Tuesday, September 23rd, 2008
Before you start preparing for 642-825 or 642-845, it is important that you decide if you want to do EX0-101 or 642-552 and that whether you will be doing 70-294 or not.
When you’re creating together a web site, the seomag content for that site often presents one of the greatest content, especially if it’s a [...]
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Monday, September 22nd, 2008
Anchor text — the linked text that is often included on web sites — is another of those keyword that you should use. Anchor text usually appears as an underlined or alternately colored word on a web page that links to another page. When a search engine crawler reads the anchor text on your site, [...]
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Saturday, September 20th, 2008
Usually 70-647 professionals plan on 640-816 right after their 70-271 or 70-293, as compared to the PMI-001 students have already done their basics earlier.
Keywords capture the essence of your web site and they are what a potential visitor to your site puts into a search engine to find seomag web sites through optimization process.
Using the [...]
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Friday, September 19th, 2008
One of many problems when you start with your SEO strategies is the updates and changes of your site. Often, people feel that once the SEO by seomag is aranged, then it’s always in place, and they think it finished. But believing this can make to a very unpleasant surprise.
When your site changes, especially if [...]
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Thursday, September 18th, 2008
Cookies are one of irritating facts of life on the Internet. When users enter the seomag site and use some feature of it, a small piece of code (the cookie) is placed on the user’s hard drive. Then, when the user returns to the site in the future, that cookie can be accessed, and the [...]
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Wednesday, September 17th, 2008
Some designs use frames for web site. Frames are part of a web site, with each section
a separate entity from the other portions of the page. Because the frames on a site represent separate URLs, they often make problem for users whose browsers don’t support frames, and for search crawlers, which encounter the frames and [...]
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Tuesday, September 16th, 2008
Images or graphics or seomag logo on your web site are essential and they are usually ignored by search engines. They have some other value. Without images, your page is not so interesting and nice.
If you have images on a web site, then there should be a way to increase your web-site traffic or at [...]
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Monday, September 15th, 2008
SEOmag content is another element of an SEO-friendly site that you should follow time of time. Fortunately, there are some ways to create web-site content adapted for search crawlers.
Great content starts with the right keywords and phrases. Select no more than three keywords or
phrases to include in the content on any one of your web [...]
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Friday, September 12th, 2008
SEOmag found next possible SEO meaning on Wikipedia:
The State Electoral Office (SEO) of South Australia, a state of Australia, is an independent office which conducts parliamentary state elections every 4 years and is also responsible for the compulsory re-drawing of South Australian House of Assembly electoral districts before each election. The office is led by [...]
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Tuesday, September 9th, 2008
Search Engine Optimization and seomag (SEOmag) is the practice of changing your website, so that it is spider friendly. If your site is brand new it will take a few months for Google to index your site and be visible in results. Aged sites should already be indexed as long as the site has something [...]
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Monday, September 8th, 2008
23. Do not attempt to join in link schemes, excessive reciprocal links or excessive link exchanging and link exchange web rings.
24. Do not use unauthorized programs or online tools to submit your site, check page rankings and other automated queries. Avoid the risk of being flagged as spam.
…to be continued on SEOmag blog…
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Tuesday, July 29th, 2008
Page title is one of the most important elements of SEO. When a crawler visits your site, the first elements it looks at are the page titles. So when you create your web site, you need to have SEOmag page titles. Be clever, use the next facts:
Don’t use your name in the page as descriptive [...]
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Sunday, July 27th, 2008
Google divides links into external and internal links. Here you have one SEO theory about this two kind of links. For better ranking, they must be related to the content of the page, and they must link to something relevant to that content. In other words, if your links do not go to or lead in from [...]
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Tuesday, July 22nd, 2008
An important SEO element is analytics for monitoring the effectiveness of your web site. Analytics are the indicator that show you how links, keywords, and other elements of your web site are performing. Most web hosts have provided you with an analytics program. If not, you can use Google Analytics, AW Stats, JayFlowers,… The price [...]
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Thursday, July 10th, 2008
SEOmag found some domain-naming tips:
-Keep the name as short as possible. Too many characters in a name mean increased potential for misspellings. It also means that your site address will be much harder for users to remember.
-Avoid dashes, underscores, and other meaningless characters. If the domain name that you’re looking for is taken, don’t just [...]
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