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Have you heard the Dr. Phil and Oprah line,"If you love yourself others will love you."
There are many websites out there that are self loathing.
Well Google will love your site only when you love your site. How does Google know you love your site? When you take care of it.
Here are 6 markers that prove to Google that you take care of your site.
Google May not love your site if:
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Google has released their own social noise maker called plus one. OR +1. This is Google's answer to Facebook's like button. And as I have said before that likes are the new links as Google, and Bing embrace the social authority of ones social graph. Neglect to use these at your own sites demise. Twitter just released their Follow button whereby you can follow an individual or company on Twitter.
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Yahoo Research has found that just 20,000 people are responsible for tweeting half of all tweets on Twitter. That is less than one percent. The sample size was 260,000. Nevertheless, this is social media.
Right now stop what you are doing and go count how many of your "friend" on any social network has posted anything. Now go and see when they actually interacted.
The numbers are far less than the hype would indicate. (this story reminds me of the story of the Mall employee part time Realtor who was brought onto speak at NAR about the gold mine called Twitter. Check credentials before buying into the Koolaid)
Is this reason to not socialize? Let's not throw the baby out with the bathwater. HOWEVER......
SEO is dead sang the "Social Evangelist". Um Yah riiiiiiigt.
SEO is as important than ever. Here is the reason. Social media is tied to Google, Bing and Yahoo. How?
Bing serves results for Yahoo. Bing pulls much of their data from Facebook. In fact, it is believed that results are influenced by some of the data that Facebook provides to Bing. Like "Likes". I suppose this is a good time to do the gratuitous:
Although Google does not supposedly get as much data as Bing gets, they too track likes and also your links in Twitter. Never mind no follow tags in Twitter. The social evangelistas will claim it has something to do with so called "social authority". That's just propaganda called links. Its always about links.
There is another item that just might be effecting your sites reputation in the SERPS. But I will save that for another day.
Plus One: Likes are the new links Since posting Google added their own twist to social search. Called +1. It is their version of the Like button. I have yet to see it in the SERPS. Lets see what happens. More commentary later. Meanwhile here is the "official +1 Trailer"
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Local Businesses can start with their marketing campaigns by doing keyword research in a number of places.
However, when you really want to explore your world. It really is worth getting into all the key word permutations available.
Brain Storming Keyword Combinations
In other words type into Google, Real Estate in City , is going to get you unique search engine results than City real estate. So by playing with various combinations we can really develop out a nice keyword list that can help us in more research in the above tools. As well as page building, content building and even blogging.
And good old fashioned SEO will bring all of those pages to life.
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I find content often boring and frankly misleading. Often dis-informing. The fun is discovering the process. Jumping into a marketers campaign can be fun and often more useful that the "how to" product they are selling.
In our world today what is, is not so real as what the underlying process is. To quote and ex-President, "It all depends on what the meaning of is, is".
We all follow content. All of the below news topics are meant to focus attention somewhere. I want to know the answer to where? and why?:
In the political arena, often what is going on behind the scenes reveal the agenda.
Now, if any of these invoked an emotion in you - negative or positive-then you can instantly recognize the potency of their ability to get the masses attention. Advertising 101. Attention Interest Desire Action (AIDA).
Let's tackle these one at a time.
Fear Spreads Memes
Google: I call the process they are invoking Googleganda. You will recall that they first accused Bing of scraping their results. (God forbid a scraper which is what a search engine does, actually scrapes). Then they penalized JC Penny and Overstock. Both stories went out through the proper PR channels and then through the final spokesman for Google talk, Matt Cutts.
Now that was the short version of the content. In reality this is a familiar story that has repeated itself over the years. Punish a big known site like Mercedes Benz of a few years ago. Then magically their results returned about a month or two later. I imagine a few lawyers were involved.
This was most likely done not by their algo, but by hand. Otherwise, how do they or we know it was those two sites? That just so happen to be well known name brands?
Sure their is something going on. But the target is really Facebook. Google has managed to steal away a months worth of internet talk focused on Google.
The result is fear behavior. Which often leads to irrational behavior.
From an email that is similar to many other emails I have received from vendors looking to piggy back the headlines to induce fear not just for Google. But also that they know the way to doing it right.
Google has just shaken up the U.S. with what may be the BIGGEST update in the past ever. ..Some of the most popular sites have lost 35% of their traffic literally in 48 hours. ....it's way deeper than that as my investigation reveals."
Man I gotta read it! And then the author goes onto reveal the same stuff he would have said a year ago. Folks good SEO is good SEO.
And the truth gets lost in the details because we remember the headlines. And the truth gets sullied as it spreads much like a story gets changed in the child's game "whisper down the lane".
Google says 12% of their SERPS have changed
Of course the implication of this headline is whatever you want it to mean. And that is the point. 12% of what? 12% of the crappy sites? Good sites? Will you define a crappy site? The answer is no they won't and theirein is the reason this game can continue. Sort of like a good conspiracy theory.
The Government will always keep most of the 9/11 disaster a secret. Leaving the theorists to come up with any cockamamy answer to the story they want.
Any good search engine optimizer worth her salt knows that if serps have changed to not panic. And wait it out a bit to systematically implement needed changes. So hang in there if you have seen a shift. Never throw the baby out with the bath water. What happened may not be because of a Google change but a change you made at some point near the shift.
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The recent uprising in Egypt came from a single Facebook post.
There is another battle.
The fight between Google, Bing, Yahoo, and Facebook.
Yahoo has kind of succumbed to Bing. As Bing provides data to Yahoo.
Bing is also in bed with Facebook and has access to all those like buttons.
Therefore, these three engines are in an alliance to take on Google.
The War was recently declared.
The fight will be bloody and many will lose their shirts.
However, the scraps will be plenty for those who know how to benefit from this World War III.
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A War Has erupted online between the major three engines and Facebook.
Interestingly Google fires CEO Eric Schmidt and then founder Larry Page (of Page Rank fame) takes over the helm. And immediately the search giant took a massive shot at Bing's (Microsoft's search engine) reputation.
Through an elaborate "sting" operation, Google supposedly caught Bing scraping their results. (Of course that is how Google gets its own results. Scrape, crawl.But I digress). Google then accused Bing as "copy catters" through a well organized campaign to besmirch Bing's reputation.
This is nothing short of a shot across the search industry bow. Thus, making the new era of search wars official. This is all covered in the report. This whole act would have been below Google's better nature a year ago. Yah "do no evil". Whatever. The fight is starting to get real folks.
This war will leave a trail of blood. But it will also leave some real winners if they understand what is really going on.
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