We have been looking for Blogs with useful postings about Search Engine Optimisation. We hope you enjoy the tips and advice in these blogs.

• Search Engine Optimisation for Blogs – Ok, I know Rafiq and Miguel are the Search Engine Optimisation demigods, but I reckon I’ve beaten them to finding this nice post on SEO from Pronet Advertising (another blog with a really nice design and layout) and for that I’ll pat …
• WP SEO Tips: One, More, Time! – This tip isn’t very specific to WordPress, but something I realized only a few days ago. If you have an article that is ranking well in the search engines, let’s say “wordpress skins” or “picasa web tips“, either of those searches may …
• 7 ways to improve a blog’s SEO – It seems that Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) is a subject often overlooked by the online PR community judging by the lack of discussion it generates. Let’s be honest, it’s not being talked about much. In fact, it doesn’t take a rocket …
• Increasing blog traffic – search engine optimisation tips – So right now I’m trying to say the words increasing blog traffic and search engine optimisation, just like my title, somewhere in the text so it will add more weight to this page’s phrases. Obviously it’s not possible to use the same …
• Basic Search Engine Optimisation That Lasts – Bottom Line: Trying to trick/influence the technology the search engines’ phd rich campus’ produce gets more attention than basic, use keywords people use in content, search engine optimisation but no SMB owner should be worried about …
• The Importance Of Search Engine Optimisation In Online Business – Part of courting online business requires a process of search engine optimisation. This is because the majority of internet users use search engines to find services and products by simply typing in certain keywords or phrases. …
• Writing for keyword density. – Producing effective keyword density is a major element of Search Engine Optimisation (SEO), meaning this is what helps SEO programmers gain your high positioning within the search engines. However choosing relevant keywords is some …
• Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) 101 Directories good or bad for SEO – A Web/link Directory for people who don’t know, is a site which host a list of links to another site based on category’s much like the real directory, such as yellow pages. At this stage i would like to point out that directories, …

One Way Links

Any site needs content – hence you will often see & hear “Content, Content, Content” being expounded by all the SEO gurus. Quality, unique content is indeed important – and while we are on the subject: new and updated content should be added to the mantra.

In addition “on-page” and “off-page” factors are very important. “On page” factors include the appropriate meta tags, headings, keyword content/density and theming the content. These factors will be the subject of other articles.

Off-Page Factors

One of the most important factors is getting quality links to your website. Reciprocal linking has been a long running game with webmasters – hoping to fool Google with the number of links. Google can detect reciprocal linking and the weighting for reciprocal links, in the Google algorithm which determines search engine rankings for a keyword phrase, is now LOW!

Naturally, one-way links have become more important. Even Google states in its Webmaster Guidelines “Submit your site to relevant directories such as the Open Directory Project and Yahoo!, as well as to other industry-specific expert sites.” It is essential that a one-way link strategy is deployed correctly.  Choosing the appropriate directories is important – look for quality and relevance to your niche plus the appropriate anchor text and landing page on your site.

SubmitEaze v8.0

SubmitEaze is a now a well established product and has evolved into a very powerful package. SubmitEaze currently lists more than 4,000 website directories and 600 article directories. Three different types of website directory are listed: free inclusion, paid inclusion directories and reciprocal link. They also list 17 niche website directory lists – this is very important as you can submit to directories that are most relevant to your website’s theme.

Version 8 has one major new feature, and that is ‘Turbo Submitter’. Turbo Submitter works differently to the previous version of SubmitEaze, and rather than visiting the submission form in a web browser, Turbo Submitter employs a browser-less interface, and instead displays the submission form as part of the graphical user interface. We have tested this new feature, and it works! So well, that we would recommend this product to any webmaster.

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