What is a feed? Feeds, also known as RSS feeds, XML feeds, syndicated content, or web feeds, contain frequently updated content published by a website. They are usually used for news and blog websites, but are also used for distributing other types of digital content, including pictures, audio, or video. Feeds can also be...
It has been discussed in the blogosphere, on a study by SEOmoz, which indicates on more weight factors in the positioning of a site. here the list (copied) for you to see: 1. Using keyword in the Title (4.9) 2. Popularity (link) a global Web (4.5) 3. Anchor Text of backlinks (4.4) 4. Internal...
What’s a favicon? A favicon (favorites icon) is an icon associated with a blog/site. Most popular browsers display favicons as 16×16 pixel icons next to the URL in the address bar, next to the title in tabs, and next to the title as well in bookmarks. How to create a favicon? Create a 16×16...
1. Basic technical optimization Out of the box, WordPress is a pretty well optimized system, and does a far better job at allowing every single page to be indexed than every other CMS I have used. But there’s a few things you should do to make it a lot easier still to work with....
On-Page Optimization – · Content Optimization · Keyword Placement (Frequency, Density, Proximity, etc.) · Title Tag Optimization · Meta Tag Optimization · Spider/Robot Tag Optimization · Image Alt Optimization · Internal Link Structure · 301 Redirects · Robot.txt Creation · Broken Links & Page Optimization · Site Mapping · Avoiding Specific Design Optimization Issues...
If you already have your own blog, or are thinking of setting one up, you’ve undoubtedly read one or more of the beginner’s guides to blogging that frequent the Internet. Blog often and provide unique, fresh, entertaining, accurate, and relevant information. That’s the content of virtually all of those articles, but this information is...
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Leveraging the Content Network
Lots of folks talk about search and never delve into the content network. In the search network you choose keywords based on which ads will be shown in search results. In contrast with the content network, you choose locations, ie, web-sites and individual pages within those sites, where you would like to see your...
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