Google Local New Year Predictions

Google Local What is Ahead in 2011?

happy new year 2011 Google Local New Year Predictions Here we are one week into 2011 and I am finally getting around to putting up my first blog post this year.
Google Local has been very erratic the past few months.
I figured I’d toss around some of my Google Local observations, predictions, and conclusions.

Search Engine Rankings New Signals Indicate Google is Using…

As Jake Blues said “Do You See The Light?” The Signs are There if We Just Listen to Google

jake Search Engine Rankings New Signals Indicate Google is Using... In my last post I quoted Eric Enge’s article as I discussed page load times. Now I am going to discuss the rest of his article “Four New Signals in Search“.

SES, Page Load Times, and Your Google Rankings

The SES January 2010 Edition Touts Page Load Time as a New Google Ranking Factor

google SES, Page Load Times, and Your Google Rankings When my new edition of SES, the SES London sneak preview edition, arrived just the other day I cracked it open to the Focus: Trends page and was surprised to see a blurb on page load times and Google.

SEO to the Max – Search Engine Optimization for a PDF

Think You Have Done Everything You Can Do for SEO to Your Website? Think Again! Have You SEO’d That PDF?

We have covered SEO for your images and now we are going to SEO our PDFs.
Good SEO is like adding as many feathers to the balance scale as you can. Google, Yahoo!, Bing, and the rest of the search engines are always looking for the content you have. Why don’t you make their job as easy as possible? They will reward you with higher search engine rankings.

Improve Search Engine Rankings – SEO Ranking Factors

SMX Advanced 2009 Seattle – SEO Track – SEO Ranking Factors In 2009 Rand Fishkin

Post from Search Engine Optimizician.
smx advanced Improve Search Engine Rankings SEO Ranking Factors How much does the “H1″ tag really matter, versus the number of links pointing at a domain?
Do “authority” sites always have an advantage over other sites with less reputation?
Is brand recognition now a bigger issue?

Google To Change Search Engine Ranking Algorithm

Google Combats BlackHat Techniques with a Search Engine Ranking Algorithm Change!

Rumor has it that Google is going to be making changes to their search ranking algorithm. This change is said to be implemented to help combat the outpouring of links leading to malicious web pages at the top of some of Google’s search results, according to an inside source at Google.

What is Killing Your Google Rankings and What You Can Do About It!

Technical – On-Site Insight! Technical SEO Advice from the Pros

technical seo What is Killing Your Google Rankings and What You Can Do About It!

Moderator: Sean McMahon – EngineWorks

Sean McMahon is President and Chief Executive Officer at EngineWorks, Inc.

Did the Google Algorithm Change to Promote Brands?

Google doesn’t call it Brand they call it Trust, Authority, Reputation, PageRank, High Quality…

It has been reported that Google has been putting more weight on brands. In an answer to this claim Matt Cutts explains Google’s position.

Google Rankings – Why Does that Link Suck?

Another Whiteboard Friday that I would like to share with you.

Scott Willoughby and Rand Fishkin fom SEOmoz have put together a great video on why your incoming links to your website suck and why Google does or doesn’t value them.

Google, Search Engine Rankings, Keywords, and Low Hanging Fruit.

Google Fruit

While doing some intense research for keywords a while back I came across some very low hanging fruit. There was a keyword phrase that really pertained to my products and services and it was ripe for the picking. It looked to me like I could rank well in Google with this set of keywords.

The Big Debate Rages on: Google, Search Engine Ranking, and Bounce Rates

More on Bounce Rates or should we call it SCASI and Google

I have been discussing the existence of a bounce rate in the seo/seo-search-engine-ranking-bounce-rate-and-google”>Google ranking algorithm for a while and I found an interesting post by David Leonhardt.

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