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10 Posts Tagged: search engine algorithm

You’re Not Imagining Things: SEO Is Getting Harder for the Do-It-Yourselfer

Many people come to us, discouraged and puzzled about why their site has fallen in the ranks even though their site is optimized for all the right keywords. Others reach out to us for help with keyword optimization of their site’s text, mistakenly convinced that this is the only thing their site needs to succeed. [...]

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Google Personalized Search: Part 1: Personalized Search Will Affect Your Business

Personalized Search is a bigger deal than you think! In this post, learn how it will affect your business.

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Ask the Experts: Do I Need Both Singular and Plural Keywords?

Since search engines recognize a difference between singular and plural words, we think it is best to represent your keyword in both singular and plural forms on your website…

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Ask the Experts: Why Aren’t All My Links Showing up in Google?

The Google “link:” command won’t show you all of the inbound links to your website. Here are some other approaches…

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The Monkey Diaries – Monkey (SEO Test)

A search ranking algorithm test page by the authors of Search Engine Optimization: An Hour a Day.

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The Hydroplaning Monkey (SEO Test)

A search ranking algorithm test page by the authors of Search Engine Optimization: An Hour a Day. Also, how does this registration symbol look?

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The Monkey Diaries V (SEO Test)

A search ranking algorithm test page by the authors of Search Engine Optimization: An Hour a Day.

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Ask the Experts: Will Reciprocal Linking Affect my Google PageRank?

Technically, yes. But make sure you have the proper perspective…

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Sample Link Building Campaign Letter

Tips on writing a compelling letter that will help you get inbound links to your website.

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SEO For the Do-It-Yourselfer

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The Right Brain

After starting out in industrial and corporate video production, Jennifer Grappone became a web project manager before working exclusively in SEO starting in 2000. Jennifer advocates a holistic approach to SEO, one that combines elements of good writing, usability, search-friendly site design, and link building.

The Left Brain

Gradiva Couzin has been working in SEO since its early days in 1998. With a history as a civil engineer and experience in website and database development, Gradiva excels at the technical side of SEO, and enjoys facilitating communications between techie- and non-techie folks.