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At a recent Brisbane SEO Meetup a roundtable session was held where the 20 or so attendees got to highlight some of their favourite SEO Tools. The list below is a collation of some of the most popular SEO Tools discussed. Not all of the tools listed here are necessarily tried and tested – although [...]
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This is the 2nd post in a series from a recent recent Brisbane SEO Meetup where a round table discuission on Link Building was held. The first post – Link Building Strategies – The basics – covers some of the fundamental principles of link building. This post gets into the nitty gritty of specific hints, [...]
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For most businesses establishing a website is essential. However, once your website is up and running you can’t usually expect potential customers to “automagically” find you on the internet. Once upon a time (not so very long ago), simply having a website might have been enough, but these days, with more and more business realising [...]
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Google has recently acknowledged the release of a new anti-spam algorithm that deals with content farms. What’s a Content Farm? Content farms, are essentially websites that provide masses of low quality content – with the primary aim of achieving high rankings for as many keywords as possible (often with the goal of getting clicks and [...]
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Link Building describes the activity associated with fostering links to your website from third party sites. It is an activity that most website owners recognise is important, but are not too clear about how to go about it. Link Building is also an activity that is often overlooked by web designers/developers, and because it can [...]
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Google is forever tweaking the content, structure and even functionality of their search results, but over the last month or so has implemented a number of very significant changes – notably Google Instant, Instant Preview, and the way that Google Places content has been incorporated into the SERPs. In particular in the latest batch of [...]
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Whenever a visitor arrives at your website it should be very clear what their next step should be. If they start to think “What do I do now?” then you have probably failed, and there is a very good chance that you will have lost the sale, lead or enquiry. The Call to Action for [...]
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Brisbane based SEO experts Andy Henderson (from WebConsulting) and Llew Jury (Reload Media) were both extensively quoted in today’s Nett article about the anticipated impact on the recent changes to Google SERPs.. Within the last few weeks dramatic changes to Googles search result pages have been released worldwide, these include Google Instant, Instant Preview and [...]
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Google has recently announced the release of a new reviews system called Google HotPot which makes it far easier for you to find and rate local services. Hotpot, is designed to make local search results for places on Google more personal, relevant and trustworthy and also includes a new social element – allowing you to [...]
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The recently released Self Storage Association of Australasia (SSAA) Demand Study for 2010 has highlighted a whole lot of interesting data about the Australian Self Storage industry – and in particular how potential customers are increasingly looking to the web as a primary source for finding out how and where they can store their things. [...]
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