Major Five Steps to Casually Hold Google From Listing Your Website

It might be that you're blocking Google without knowing it. That means that Google won't index all the pages of your website. In this article, you'll learn how to block Google and how to make sure that you do not block Google inadvertently. Keep out - Google 1. Errors in the robots.txt file of your website will keep Google away The disallow directive of the robots.txt file is an easy way to exclude single files or whole directories from indexing. To exclude individual files, add this to your...

Read More

SandeepSEOExpert: Domain Analysis is Best Way To Establish The Business

Strategy #1: Optimize sites for SEO. Select keyword rich domains. Develop a 5-10 page site at 250 words and build links. Strategy #2: Buy domains with existing PR. Sometimes people are sitting on domains. Find one that fits your business strategy. Aftermarket sites: Bido.com, Moniker, Snap Names, Grand Names, etc. Check trademark availability before buying an expensive domain. Strategy #3: Domains as an investment. Investors are looking at domains for several reasons - a global commodity....

Read More

SandeepSEOExpert: Choosing The Right Domain Name For SEO

A few tips on what to do, what steps to take, when researching a domain name buy. Choose a good domain name for your store. Having your own domain rather than using the subdomain supplied with your store adds credibility and professionalism. (1) Do a site command and if no content is found, that can be a bad thing. Of course, if the domain name was never registered or is new or is parked, then it is likely no content will be found. But if it is buying someone else's domain name, then no...

Read More

SandeepSEOExpert: Content Is Useless Without Traffic

A HighRankings Forum thread has an interesting post by a person who has a site that wants more traffic. He made one statement that stood out to me, actually a few, but one more than others. The statement is:     All the design and content in the world are useless without traffic, and thus the real world need for SEO. In today's world of SEO, this thinking seems backwards to me. All the design and content in the world leads to more traffic. Content and site design is part of SEO,...

Read More

Google Updates- Latest SEO News Techniques

Get Latest Seo news Techniques, search engine optimizations updates in Google, penguin updates, matt cutts google algorithm, latest panda update, what is white hat seo, black hat seo tactics, how to do Social Media Marketing, learn link building tips, on page seo, what is SEO, off page Seo tricks. Matt Cutts, Google’s head of search spam, made an announcement on Twitter that action has been taken on another link network: In a tag on up to that tweet, Matt added in the form of a reply:...

Read More

Google EMD Update: Exact Match Domains

What is Google’s EMD Algorithmic Update? Google is going after "low quality" exact match domains (EMD) to ensure they do not rank well in the Google search results.  It seems like many sites were hit, as many webmasters have reported being hurt by this update. A WebmasterWorld thread has several webmasters claiming to be victims. I will do a poll on this in about a week, I don't want to poll our readers until they have time to investigate if they were impacted by this. But it seems...

Read More

Changes in SEO: What You Need to Know in 2014

In the spirit of a New Year's Eve edition, I'm presenting some of the most popular (according to the US Government) New Years Resolutions through an SEO lens, in the hope of spreading some good cheer and great strategy along with a very happy new year to you and yours! The 2013 Updates So what exactly changed in 2013? Most of what occurred came as a result of Google algorithm updates. Panda was first introduced in 2011 to reduce the amount of content farming that was going on within websites....

Read More

Google Webmaster Tools Now Shows Exact Number of Clicks per Keyword by URL

You know the search queries report in Google Webmaster Tools? Of course you do. Do you know, you can show your top pages by impressions and clicks? Did you know that now you can see the top keywords that led to impressions and clicks to those pages...

Read More

Google Not Indexing Your Sitemap URLs? Might Be A Canonical Issue

                                            A Google Webmaster Help thread has a webmaster all upset that Google shows that they have indexed none of the URLs they submitted via the XML Sitemap file. Obviously, this can be concerning to any webmaster. The thing is, you need to be careful what Sitemap file you submit. If you verify a non-www version with Google Webmaster Tools and submit...

Read More

SEO 2014 Updation: Google Can not Crawl You Site

If Bot Can Not Crawl Your Robts.txt file Then we stop Crawling Your Site Did you know that if Google cannot crawl your robots.txt file, that it will stop crawling your whole site? This doesn't mean you need to have a robots.txt file, you can simply not have one. But if you do have one and Google knows you do and it cannot access it, then Google will stop crawling your site. Google's Eric Kuan said this in a Google Webmaster Help thread. He wrote: If Google is having trouble crawling your...

Read More