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Posted by MC on Sep 2, 2010 in Featured Posts, Mainostoimisto Hakukoneoptimointi SEO | Comments Off

HAKUKONEOPTIMOINTI SEO

(Search Engine Optimization)

If You’ve beeen wondering.. – Why has he been doing this Hakukoneoptimointi SEO -test
for the last couple of weeks? - Hakukoneoptimointi -

Let me try to explain why it’s so damned important to improve Your Online efforts, especially
when it comes to SEO – Hakukoneoptimointi! The reason is pretty obvious:

Improving Your Positions in search engine results page (SERP), the listing of web pages
returned by a search engine in response to a keyword query, is what SEO – Hakukoneoptimointi
is all about.

The Image below shows You why the Best Organic Listings are Vital for Your Web Performance.

Have a close look to the image, below!

Hakukoneoptimointi - SEO is Vital for Your Online Success...

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Screenshot inside Google showing percentages of clicks based on position.
Source: Perpetual Traffic by Ryan Deiss

I’d like You to notice HOW?…

The first ORGANIC (i.e. non-sponsored listing) receives 41 – 45%
of the available traffic, and the second ORGANIC result receives 11 – 18%
of the available traffic…

It is Amazingly!!! … 10 – 20 TIMES the amount of clicks as the first PAID listing!

Let’s put it again. …10 – 20 TIMES MORE TRAFFIC than the top paid listing!

Just to put that into perspective…

If you’re getting 100 clicks a day from Google AdWords, your competitor
who’s ranking #1 organically is getting 1000 – 2000 clicks a day!

The first ORGANIC (i.e. non-sponsored listing) receives 41 – 45% of the available traffic,

and the second ORGANIC result receives 11 – 18% of the available traffic…… 10 – 20 TIMES the amount

of clicks as the first PAID listing.I’ll say that again…10 – 20 TIMES more traffic than the top paid listing!

To watch the video on YouTube,com, click: HAKUKONEOPTIMOINTI

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TARGETED RESULTS!!!

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ONCE MORE!!!!

…If you’re getting 100 clicks a day

from Google AdWords,

…your competitor who’s

ranking #1 organically

is getting 1000 – 2000 clicks a day!

There will be more… —

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Dealing with Google Blogger Duplicate Content and Canonical Issues

Posted by MC on Jun 15, 2010 in Top Search Engine Placement | Comments Off

Duplicate content and canonical issues can have a serious negative impact on your position in the search engine results pages. Google Blogger s Blogspot s templates in their default setups can lead to these issues. Keep reading to learn how to fix the problem….

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Fine-Tune Your SEO Strategy – Rank Tracker

Posted by MC on May 25, 2010 in SEO TIPs | SEO Consulting | Comments Off

If you’re a keen internet marketer, performing SEO on your site is something you will do frequently – whether you’re updating title tags, publishing articles or building your backlink network.

But how do you know if your SEO is working?

You could be wasting your time and effort on SEO that doesn’t improve your ra nking.

Analyzing the impact of your SEO is difficult. You need to record your position for various keywords, check your PageRank and record your backlink network. To do it manually would take hours.

Unless you track your site with Market Samurai ’s Rank Tracker.

Rank Tracker scours search engine results for keywords you specify, to record your site’s position, storing the data so you can get an easy “Before and After” snapshot when you update your site.

By comparing these results you can see which methods of SEO are working, and stay alert for any changes that might lower your ranking.

This week, the training team have put together a fantastic update to the existing Rank Tracker Training.

Boot Camp

In the first video, Dr Anthony takes you on a Rank Tracker “Boot Camp” – showing you how to set up Rank Tracker to start recording your site’s data.

Analysis and Interpretation

The second video shows you the next step – analyzing and interpretting your data.

The Cluster Model

Finally, for the SEO Masterclass section, Dr Anthony introduces you to the more advanced “Cluster Model” or website promotion and shows you how to use this model within Rank Tracker.

Once you have watched these videos, you’re ready to start using Rank Tracker and begin to fine tune your SEO efforts to find the best and most effective method for you.

Alex

P.S. Rank Tracker is a fully paid module for Market Samurai. To get your hands on a free trial of Market Samurai , you can click here.

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Google Search Change|Market Samurai Updated

Posted by MC on May 7, 2010 in SEO TIPs | SEO Consulting | Comments Off

Google Search Format Change

In the last 24 hours, Google updated the structure of its SERP (Search Engine Results Page), resulting in some modules of Market Samurai displaying data inconsistently.

Whenever a change occurs to the way Google displays its results, Market Samurai needs to be updated to be able to handle the new format.

Unfortunately, the latest change occurred overnight (in Australia), so the change only became apparent when we arrived this morning.

://www.kimmonuotio.com/marketsamurai" style="text-decoration: none; border-bottom: 1px #0e9500 dashed; color: #0e9500;" rel="nofollow" target="_blank" >Market Samurai is now live again.

All issues resulting from the SERPs change now resolved – Market Samurai has been updated.

Latest version of Market Samurai available here

Market Samurai Update

Thank you everyone for your patience.

Alex

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Keyword Usage for Maximum SEO

Posted by MC on Apr 4, 2010 in Top Search Engine Placement | Comments Off

Where the Search Engine Spiders Will Look for Your Keywords

The first place to use your keywords, and the easiest way to get a search engine “bump”, is to choose a domain name that includes your best keywords. Simply find a domain that is as short as possible and includes you best keyword phrase. This can be overdone if you try too hard; be sure that the domain name is also human friendly (not just “search engine spider” friendly).

The next place to insert your keywords is in the title and description tags. If you have a wordpress.org blog this is easy to do because you just enter the title and description of each page using the SEO plug-in.

The title and description, or "meta description" are important for two reasons. One, they will be visible to your audience in the search engine results. And two, they will ALWAYS be spidered by the search engines. If you know some HTML you can easily locate the title and description tags and insert your keyword-precise title and description for your website. The title and description should be entered below the <head> tag in your page code in the following format:

<title>YOUR TITLE</title>

NOTE: You will do all this for your homepage as well as every other page on your website that has related content. Each page can, and should be, optimized for a certain keyword phrase, or a couple keyword phrases.

The third place you need your keywords is in the "meta keywords". These are not visible anywhere on the page, but are seen by the search engine spiders. They are not as important for Google as they once were, but they’re still important for other search engines. All you do for these is list your best keywords in order of importance and add them to your website code in this form:

The next “hidden” place you should put your keywords is in image file names and “alt text” (this can also be found in your page code). As you know every file has a name and images are no different. Use your keywords as they apply when naming your images.

The “alt text” for your image is just the description of the image that people will see who have a text-only browser.

Another area to use your keywords is in the “H” tags. The H1 tag is viewed as the most important by the search engines, as it should because these tags also dictate the size of the text on the page. H1 would be considered a headline and H2 a sub-headline and so on.

And last, but not least, you need to use your keywords in the content of your page. Each article or post should use the keyword you would like to optimize it for once in the title or headline (H1), once again in the first 50 words of the page and then at about a 2-3% frequency throughout the page.

The important part with this is to be sure that it reads well for your human viewers and not just the search engine spiders!

Be sure to use your keywords in these places on every page of your website and you will soon be pulling in tons of FREE traffic; That is if you have chosen the best keywords for your business.

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