Bruce Clay is a powerhouse personality in the SEO industry. Notably, Search Engine Optimization personalities tend to be ignored in Wikipedia, but Bruce Clay has his own page in Wikipedia - very impressive.
In November of 2008, Bruce Clay publicly declared that “Search Engine Rankings Are Dead?”
We have been watching the same trends that Clay [...]
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Are search engine rankings dead? Bruce Clay says yes, but we disagree
Friday, October 23rd, 2009Conversion Tracking – The Next Step to Success After Driving Traffic to Your Website
Wednesday, September 2nd, 2009Congratulations! You’ve hired a SEO company to drive traffic to your website, and you feel they’ve done an excellent job. You have more visitors than ever, and your site is appearing in the top Google results for your chosen keywords and keyphrases. Now it’s time to calculate your ROI and see if your site is profitable by looking at your conversion tracking.
Read the rest of this entry »How Much Does it Cost to Hire a SEO Agency?
Wednesday, September 2nd, 2009One of the most commonly asked questions asked by website owners is “How much does it cost to hire a SEO agency?” With prices ranging anywhere from $200 - $5,000 monthly, there is no definitive answer, but thinking in terms of value and return on investment, instead of purely price, is highly recommended.
Read the rest of this entry »SEO Tips: How To Use Small Websites To Get Better Search Engine Placement
Wednesday, August 19th, 2009If you are like most webmasters, this article will only be the 100th article that you have read on SEO this year. Let’s face it; we are all concerned about getting better rankings in the search engines – most of us are only really concerned with better rankings in Google, to be honest, since Google has a firm hold on 80% of all search engine traffic at this time. While Bing seems promising, to date it has only taken market share from Yahoo, instead of from Google.
Read the rest of this entry »Absolute URLs or Relative URLs? What’s Better For SEO?
Wednesday, August 19th, 2009Absolute URLs or Relative URLs… What? Yes, that may be the reaction for most newcomers to building websites. In fact, many new webmasters will build links as Absolute URLs without knowing that they have a choice in the matter.
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