Did you realise that your website text will determine the type of visitors you get? It is something that few business owners realise, and yet it’s one of the most important factors affecting your SEO (search engine optimisation). How can you be sure you are getting visitors that are likely to turn into customers? The [...]
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February 5, 2012
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How Hosting Affects Your SEO and Online Web Presence
10, Nov 2009Find out how hosting affects your SEO, what happens if your website should become unavailable, what factors you should consider before building your site and how you can avoid most major hurdles to your search engine optimisation.
I found that the internal WordPress blog posts were picked up by the end of the first week in Google, which was fantastic. One obscure phrase that I knew I could get fast ranking on was my site name – which was also included in my domain. By the end of the first week the internal blog was already ranking above my own site for its own site name!
- In: Blogging|SEO Advice
- Tags: blog, Blogging, blogs, Search Engine Optimisation, wordpress
Roger Davies takes a look at page structure and the impact on SEO, advice and tips on breaking up your content to keep it most relevant to your target audience.
Ever wondered why Google returns a particular domain, even though you might have several others? Do you find anything about domain behaviour confusing? If so, read on! This post will deliver the domains for business 101 SEO survival guide enabling you to predict how Google will behave in almost any situation.
Welcome to The FirstFound Blog
22, Oct 2009That’s right. Leading UK search engine consultants FirstFound have finally decided to enter the blogosphere, ten years after the company first formed. Still, good things come to those who wait, and you’ll be treated to all of the SEO news, insights and tips that your heart could desire.
Five SEO Misconceptions the SEO Industry Needs to Address
23, Oct 2009It’s probably going to come as no great surprise to you that sometimes people just don’t get SEO. It’s this lack of understanding that leads people label us as spammers, evildoers and opportunists (sound familiar, Mr. Powazek?). I’m not interested in what certain angry bloggers have to say though – I’m interested in the misconceptions my clients have. And before I tackle them, I need to identify them.