Ninja or Zen You Decide
Can a company, especially one that is no longer in business, keep you from reporting facts about them on your website?
Here is an attempt by one such company. This ex-catering company wants to be perceived as zen but comes off as ninja.
This is a post from Gary Pool’s Search Engine Optimizician&trade blog.Heading for the Oregon Coast and Cannon Beach
We are heading out for Cannon Beach today for a two night stay
We will be doing our version of fall Oregon Coast Camping. Two nights at a luxurious room at the Cannon Beach Hotel.
This is a post from Gary Pool’s Search Engine Optimizician&trade blog.HTML Basic Code for Improved Search Engine Rankings
Heading Tags – Key Factors in Search Engines and Web Site Usability
One of the most valuable basic SEO keys that is often either overlooked or misused are the rules for heading tags.
This is a post from Gary Pool’s Search Engine Optimizician&trade blog.SEO Site Review for Mango Street Baby
Site Review for MangoStreetBaby.com
Mango Street Baby offers custom baby furniture/bedding and other high end baby goods through an online store.
Your top 5 most desirable search phrases to rank for are:
- Baby store in Memphis, TN
Will Microsoft Windows XP Out Live Windows Vista?
Vista Sucks – Windows XP still Reigns Supreme for Microsoft Users
Vista still sucks in the eyes of the public and now Microsoft is admitting it! The Windows Vista reputation is so poor Microsoft has even verified it by the launch of their Mojave ad campaign.
This is a post from Gary Pool’s Search Engine Optimizician&trade blog.Go Green! Publish Your Next Book with Sustainable Printing
Sustainable Book Printing Process
As a follow up to my post Going Green – Can Print Marketing Really be Green? here is some information on going green in the book publishing industry.
This is a post from Gary Pool’s Search Engine Optimizician&trade blog.Will W3C Valid Codes Lead to Improved Search Engine Rankings?
Valid HTML code to improve search engine rankings straight from Matt Cutts
Every one would like to have higher search engine rankings. Wouldn’t you?
In this video snippet Matt Cutts from Google answers a question about HTML codes validating through the W3C and whether your HTML code can improve your search engine ranking.
This is a post from Gary Pool’s Search Engine Optimizician&trade blog.
