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Monday, 19 May 2014

Google's Matt Cutts: Anticipate The Query To Better Control Titles In Google

Google's Matt Cutts posted a video explaining why and when Google may use something other than your title tag for the search results title snippet.

Matt Cutts suggested that it is best for your to try to anticipate what the user will search for when crafting your title tags. When you do that and then when it matches the query, then Google will likely show your title tag.
Query To Better Control Titles


Google uses three criteria when determining if they should use your title tag:

(1) Something that is "relatively" short
(2) Have a good description of the page and "ideally": the site that the page is on.
(3) And that it is relevant to the query.

If you fail on these criteria, then Google may use (1) content on your page, (2) anchor text links pointing to the page and/or (3) may also use the Open Directory Project.

Here is the video:



Tuesday, 6 May 2014

Google’s Matt Cutts: Over Time Backlinks Will Become Less Important

Google’s head of search spam, Matt Cutts, said in a video that backlinks, over time, will become a little less important. Matt did say that backlinks in the Google ranking algorithm still have many years left in them.

Matt explained that Google is focusing a lot now on working on ways to determine if a web page is meets the expectations of an expert user. They do this currently by looking at the links to the page, the reputation of the site and pages and the quality of the content on that particular page.

When Google is better at understanding actual language, natural language, which you see with their conversational search efforts. Google will be better to understand expert user’s queries and match them better to a better answer.



Monday, 28 April 2014

List of Web Analysis Sites For Traffic And Domain Information



WEB Analysis Sites

 
https://woorank.com
https://marketing.grader.com/
https://www.compete.com/
http://www.alexa.com/
http://popuri.us/
http://www.cubestat.com/
http://www.websiteoutlook.com/
http://www.opensiteexplorer.org/
http://www.webworth.info/
http://websiteshadow.com/
http://statcounter.com/
http://analyzer.pearanalytics.com/
http://www.spyfu.com/
http://search.lycos.com/
http://domainvader.com/
http://en.seo-ranking.com/
http://viewsiteslike.com/sites-like/
http://webmastercoffee.com/
http://www.similarpages.com/
http://www.sitealytics.com/
http://www.sitespeedlab.org/
http://www.sitetrail.com/
http://www.statduck.com/domain-analysis
http://www.statnames.com/domains/
http://www.storereviews.com/
http://www.urllookup.co/
http://www.webboar.com/optimize/
http://www.webmasterrock.com/www/
http://www.weboxi.com/add_site.html
http://www.webstatsdomain.org/domains/
http://www.wikidweb.com/wiki/
https://www.quantcast.com
http://www.domainwhoisinfo.com/
http://www.getsiteinfo.us/site/
http://www.mustat.com/el/
http://www.mystatinfo.com/
http://www.pagestats.info/
http://it.seo-ranking.com/site
http://www.mustat.com/el/
http://www.mystatinfo.com/
http://www.pagestats.info/
http://it.seo-ranking.com/site
http://www.mustat.com/el/
http://www.mystatinfo.com/
http://www.pagestats.info/
http://it.seo-ranking.com/site
http://www.mustat.com/el/
http://www.mystatinfo.com/
http://www.pagestats.info/
http://it.seo-ranking.com/site
http://www.mustat.com/el/
http://www.mystatinfo.com/
http://www.pagestats.info/
http://it.seo-ranking.com/site
http://www.mustat.com/el/
http://www.mystatinfo.com/
http://www.pagestats.info/
http://it.seo-ranking.com/site
http://www.mustat.com/el/
http://www.mystatinfo.com/
http://www.pagestats.info/
http://it.seo-ranking.com/site
http://www.mustat.com/el/

Monday, 14 April 2014

Google Panda Refresh Or Softer Panda Update?

Let me start off by saying that I normally would wait another 24 hours before posting this because the chatter is so new, but I will be offline tomorrow and the day after and I am going with what I see now.
It seems, based on the very very early chatter that a Panda refresh started late last night or this morning. Some are asking if it is that version two of the softer Panda update that Google's Matt Cutts promised. 

The ongoing WebmasterWorld thread has posts from late yesterday and early this morning with questions about changes at Google that seem to relate to sites impacted by the Panda algorithm.

Read More: http://goo.gl/q1UZsA

Wednesday, 9 April 2014

What Are Off-Page SEO Services?

Off Page Services
Off page SEO services pertain to the methods that can be applied to raise the ranking of an internet site in the SERP or search engine results page. A lot of people relate off-page optimization with back link building, but that’s not all. Generally speaking, this form of optimization involves advertising techniques, outside of web design, intended to make a website’s ranking higher in the search engine results. By building online relevance and authority, the website will be able to appear on search results many times. Getting more spots on the first page means fewer slots for the competitors.

Read More: http://goo.gl/WQv7Ek

Google: Algorithms Picked Up On Your Keyword Stuffed Page

Keyword stuffing is as cute as a teddy bear that is losing their stuffing - don't do it.
A Google Webmaster Help thread has one site owner complaining his site suddenly dropped in the rankings.
Why? Well, Google's John Mueller said it doesn't help that your site's home page has over 300 mentions of the term "batteries" throughout the page, especially in the footer. I viewed the source code of just the home page and there are over 600 mentions of the word "batteries," not counting the alternatives of the word.

Read More:http://goo.gl/hR0FET