Posted by redstarweb in Google, Internet business
on Jun 29th, 2011 | 0 comments
Google offers three gender choices. Facebook offers only two.
By: Matt Rosoff is Silicon Alley Insider’s West Coast...
Posted by redstarweb in Google, Search engines
on Mar 20th, 2011 | 0 comments
Many SEO’s are trying to analyse the exact impact (and what to do about it) of Google’s latest major update: “Panda”
As usual different interpretations are published so there is no exact answer which will give us detailed information about Google’s last algoritn update.
But as we should believe Matt Cutts then we all know that this was a “content” update, just to push site owners to make their content much more valuable and clean up the rubbish.
Many of us have lost rankings and page indexes therefore, if it matters or not, I think it’s a good idea to spend time to analyse the...
Posted by redstarweb in Google, Search engines, Web design
on Mar 6th, 2011 | 0 comments
From: Webmaster Central Blog
We’ve noticed a rise in the number of questions from webmasters about how best to structure a website for mobile phones and how websites can best interact with Googlebot-Mobile. In this post we’ll explain the current situation and give you specific recommendations you can implement now.
Some Background
Let’s start with a simple question: what do we mean by “mobile phone” when talking about mobile-friendly websites?
A good way to answer this question is to think about the capabilities of the mobile phone’s web browser, especially in relation to the ...
Posted by redstarweb in SEO General
on Nov 11th, 2010 | 0 comments
1. Why optimise your site?
#1 gets 42% of clicks, #2 get 12%, #3 8%
What difference would being number one make to your business?
If only it was that simple:
advertising
indented listings
“one box”
“ten pack”
maps
images
video
and other stuff! Combine to complicate rankings and reduce CTR.
2. The simplest search engine optimisation stuff you can do today.
Have you asked for a link today?
Match the title tag of the page to the phrase you’re targeting.
Headings – Use H1 to target your main phrase.
Sub Headings...
Posted by redstarweb in Google
on Sep 16th, 2010 | 0 comments
Google instant humor from Sage Lewis