One of the things I love about search engine optimisation is that it keeps changing. No one knows for certain Google’s algorithm, so the SEO community constantly conducts experiments. These SEO experiments are then published, shared, commented on and recreated to help us gain even more clarity.
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First shown during the third quarter of Superbowl 2010, the Google Love Story is Google’s first foray into television advertising. And they completely nailed it. This is what a good advertisement is all about – it tells a story about a company’s products in an engaging and memorable way. It has been watched almost 7
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We’ve heard many SEO myths in our time. The field of search engine optimization is one where misinformation abounds. It seems as if every one and their mothers are dishing out SEO advice. Some yarns we’ve heard are just harmless wishful thinking (‘Just put in meta keywords SEO already la‘) while others can really can
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Coming up with a web design that is great for both the user and search engines is something that web designers should learn early in their career. This enables them to approach their projects from an additional different perspective – that of the business owner who is concerned about traffic and conversions and revenue. ‘Branding’
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It’s official! Google has just released their latest update of the Penguin algorithm – Penguin 2.0 (official). We’ve been sitting on the edge of our seats over the past few months not knowing what to expect. But so far things have been looking good for us as our site has seen increased rankings across the board.
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The Google Webmaster Central Blog released an interesting new post a few weeks ago highlighting the most common rel=canonical mistakes they’ve seen. Find out what they are after the jump.
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Originally known as the content network, Google’s Display Network (GDN) is a large group of publisher websites that helps advertisers display ads based on the content of the page. It’s part of Google Adwords. What is the Google Display Network
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It’s hard to talk about search engine optimisation without the issue of PageRank coming up. Some specialists consider it to be the be all and all of SEO and track it religiously. The team here at CLOUDROCK belongs to the other camp – it’s nice to know but not something we’re overly worried about. However,
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Quite often, we get inquiries that end with ‘What are your SEO prices?’ or ‘Can you please send us a SEO quotation?’ Of course, that’s a reasonable request (most of our clients are used to asking for quotations from their vendors first, after all), and there are SEO companies who offer cookie-cutter solutions and instant,
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