Archive for the ‘Web Optimization’ Category
Thursday, November 27th, 2008
Recent survey carried out by Bigmouthmedia revealed that 79 out of the 100 top UK PR companies don’t offer online PR services.
Sadly, only 14% of the operations that claimed to have new media covered, published their own blogs. All in all, surprisingly as low as 11% of UK PR consultancies ...
Posted in Internet Marketing, Nordic eMarketing, Seach Engine Optimization, Web Optimization | No Comments »
Saturday, August 9th, 2008
I was reading a magazine the other day and I found and article in it that I found quite remarkable. So this is the scenario when Virgin MegaStore became Zavvi in the UK, they opened a website as can be expected under their brand name zavvi.co.uk and it was business ...
Posted in Web Optimization, online crisis management | No Comments »
Friday, August 8th, 2008
College of mine pointed a blog post to me written by Peter Kent, author, SEO for Dummies. The post claims that 80% of search engine marketing consultants are scammers and I must say that I agree. I have seen some poor samples of SEO consultancy to even the biggest companies.
In ...
Posted in Internet Marketing, Seach Engine Optimization, Web Optimization | 1 Comment »
Tuesday, July 1st, 2008
Finally I must say, now that Adobe has made Flash indexable Google launches their Flash indexing algorithm. As most SEO people know the big problem with Flash-based websites has been that they could not be properly indexed by the likes of Google and Yahoo. Flash websites have been favored by marketers and ...
Posted in Google, MSN and LIVE, Microsoft, Seach Engine Optimization, Technology, Web Optimization, Yahoo | 1 Comment »
Monday, May 26th, 2008
It is no surprise that people want to click on organic (natural) SERP's. According to an article I saw in Marketing week (UK Magazine) over 58% do not click on organic because “Natural search links are Independent”, 51% because “they think they are more likely to give me the results ...
Posted in Seach Engine Optimization, Social Search, Web Optimization | No Comments »
Saturday, March 22nd, 2008
Recently I found occasion to reprimand Google for poor Icelandic spelling They promptly corrected the situation and what's more, lately I've seen some indications that Google is tackling Icelandic Grammar! If true, my hat is off to Google. I always give kudos to someone that takes the time to learn ...
Posted in Google, Internet Marketing, Seach Engine Optimization, Web Optimization, multilingual marketing | 1 Comment »
Wednesday, February 20th, 2008
Well if they have a no-follow on them then they are no good for SEO/SEM. But should you be getting links only becuase of your SEO efforts? The short answer is no, you should be getting you links because of you content from sites that alsi have content related to ...
Posted in Internet Marketing, Link building, Web Optimization | 1 Comment »
Monday, February 18th, 2008
For those not sure Internal links refers to the number of links coming from within your site. There has been some debate on how important those links are, but we have found that they can play a major role when trying to get your site seen.
If you want to make ...
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Monday, September 3rd, 2007
The biggest mistake company do is to presume that search Marketing is easy and unlike all other marketing efforts search marketing can be done in-house. First of all in-house SEO/SEM returns around 38% return on investment. The same study indicates that by using professional services the ROI on you search ...
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Thursday, August 23rd, 2007
Just saw this great post at the Top Rank Blog where Lee Odden takes a video interview with Andy Atkins Kruger, a fellow multilingual search marketing specialist.
"Search engine optimization in English provides substantial challenges for most companies, but what about SEO in 20 different languages?"
Reccomended read and view for everyone ...
Posted in Internet Marketing, Web Optimization, multilingual marketing | No Comments »