26 July 2007

I’ve been spending the last few days with a team of developers creating a keyword research tool. We are pulling the information from a great number of areas, and will be providing results in a somewhat manual process (you usually find that the more automated the keyword research process, the less integrity you get as […]

Site Design, SEO, And A Real World Case

9 July 2007

The best part of my consulting, full time job, is the large amount of case study. So many times a week I’m shown a site that has an “odd” problem. And the neatest part is that I get to educate and discuss SEO with other up-and-coming SEO’s.
Just last week, I was emailed a strange happening […]

Header Tags and SEO

2 July 2007

I recently got to have discussions with a few other SEO’s, and there was a topic dear to my heart that became the highlight in discussion. That was the importance of H tags. It so happens that some SEO’s do not hold the header tags as important at all, even discounting their use all together. […]

301 Redirect Those Old URL’s

22 May 2007

Today I consulted on an issue that comes up all the time, but I don’t think I have ever blogged about it. 301 Redirects. More specifically, in reference to moving a site to a new domain name.
For whatever reason, you want to change the domain name of the site, but need to keep the link […]

Description Tag Optimization

18 May 2007

Following in suit with all the SEO title posts I’ve been providing lately, I will discuss the description today. Though the meta tags has a whole have decreased in value, the description is still important from a marketing standpoint (MSN does seem to give a little weight to the description, so optimization of such is […]

How To Title Your Pages

15 May 2007

After writing the post on supplemental results, and re-reading the title tag optimization post, I realized that I only went into how to optimize a title tag, but not how to implement them effectively on your site.
As stated many times in this blog, the title should be unique to the page it is assigned to. […]

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