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SEO Tip #11. Avoid Industry Jargon
eLearning Series by Jeff Finkelstein 11. Avoid Industry Jargon. One of our clients, NewStripe, makes machines which paint the lines on football and baseball fields. Within the industry, the machines are known as wet line markers (or dry line markers). But customers...
SEO Tip #9. Reverse Archeology
eLearning Series by Jeff Finkelstein 9. Reverse Archaeology Archeology, of course, is the systematic method to uncover artifacts from the past that have been buried or forgotten. One of our more famous clients is an archeologist who has been labeled a "real life...
SEO Tip #8. Age & Experience Matter
eLearning Series by Jeff Finkelstein 8. Age & Experience Matter. Google's continuing mission is to deliver the best search results possible to its end users. So how can a search engine like Google differentiate between a company that is brand new (and might be a...
SEO Tip #7. Naming Your Images for SEO Sucess
eLearning Series by Jeff Finkelstein 7. Naming Your Images for SEO Success Even though search engines can't read words inside graphics, they do use the name of the file and other contextual information to increase your rankings. One of the biggest missed opportunities...
SEO Tip #5. Why Sitemaps Are Baby Food For Search Engines
eLearning Series by Jeff Finkelstein 5. Why Sitemaps are Baby Food For Search Engines Just a few years ago, the philosophy about sitemaps went something like this: If your customers need to use a sitemap to find their way around your website, you haven't done your job...
SEO Tip #4. What does a search engine look for?
eLearning Series by Jeff Finkelstein 4. What does a search engine look for? At the end of the day, a search engine is in business to help you find the most relevant results possible when you conduct a search. Search engines make their money by selling relevant...
SEO Tip #3. Title Tags & Why They Matter
eLearning Series by Jeff Finkelstein 3. Title Tags & Why They Matter When you search in Google, the search results on the next page each start with a blue underlined link. Here's an example: What displays in this blue link is usually what is contained in...
SEO Tip #2. Don't Confuse The Search Engines With Graphics
eLearning Series by Jeff Finkelstein 2. Don't Confuse The Search Engines With Graphics Search engines are really good at reading text. But they're very easily confused. And if Google gets confused when it crawls through your site, you won't rank very high in...
How to add a Facebook Like Button to your website (easily):
How to add a Facebook Like Button to your website (easily):http://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/plugins/like
SEO Tip #1. Local Search Engine Advertising
eLearning Series by Jeff Finkelstein 1. Local Search Engine Advertising For businesses that serve specific geographic regions (i.e. Denver, Colorado), you can create search engine ads in Google and Yahoo that only appear to people in your area. How does this work? A...
Since 2002, we've completed more than 12,600 successful projects for our customers.
