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Tag: search engines

Link Building Tip: Ask Your Customers

We all know that building links to your page is how to win the popularity contest within specific SERP. A tip I’ve heard bouncing around the SEO world is simple and easy, with good potential. Just ask for a link in your customer emails. After a purchase, marketing emails or any other email sent out […]

Competitive Link Finder- Great Link Juice for our Clients

We all know links are crucial to getting value from your content and improved positions in search engines. I stumbled on this great link building tool. I’m excited to start using it to help out our clients. Basically, you put in the website you are link building for, add 4-5 competitors and run the program. […]

Content is King! Okay, how do I do it?

At TK, we really push new, unique, fresh and relevant content. Getting ideas for content, understanding the do’s and don’t and knowing what content to write is a bit daunting for many. SEOmoz, in their weekly whiteboard video, address some of these issues. It’s great for helping content writers, or those that try to add […]

Google, Yahoo or Bing: A Blind Test

Much has been written about the comparisons between Google, Yahoo and Bing. Many feel that Google still reigns supreme as far as quality search results. Others counter that Google benefits from their brand in this debate, and with a blind test, they argue, Bing competes very well. So, instead of giving our opinion, we leave […]

Google and No Follow w/ some SES Chatter

Matt shares some great advice on No Follows, and how Google is looking at it these day. As you know there has been a lot of chatter about this as Google’s has been a little ambiguous about this over the last 8 months. Now people are getting some solid footing on the topic. They throw […]

SEO Benefits for Webmasters v. other methods

I found a nice seo snippet about the advantages of seo for targeted traffic, but also for our link building efforts. Webmasters are searching for link partners and they are searching on search engines (obviously). From SEO Update: “SEO also brings in targeted traffic because webmasters assume that when visitors arrive through search engines, they […]

Large eCommerce Sites and SEO

I like this video about large eCommerce sites and SEO. Trying to get large numbers of products on a site and still have the site relatively ‘flat’ is a difficult thing. These guys share some good tips on doing it with sitemaps and more. Check it out. (Video Unavailable) SEOmoz Whiteboard Friday – Architecture for […]

Yahoo & Microsoft Going After Google

Yahoo and Microsoft have finally teamed up to take on Google. We’ve been watching these two try and dance together for a long time and they finally are making it happen- thanks to Bing showing so strongly as of late. Together they could claim up to 25% of the search market and be a thorn […]

Site Traffic = More Site Traffic?

I’m often asked, “If my site gets lots of traffic, this will help with search engines, right?”. The answer is a resounding….it depends. Let’s take a look at two possible meanings and It’ll be more clear: 1. If my site gets more traffic (via PPC, my employees, etc.) then Google will see that the site […]

Bing Making a Mark

Bing seems to be making a dent. Arnold Zafra from the Search Engine Journal (one of my faves I’ll admit) keeps us updated on their steady growth. Not enough strike fear in Google I’m sure, but enough of a push to shift the search engine world?  Drive momentum into cleaning up what sometimes is a […]