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The Beatles, The Stones, and Karl Marx: Online Research for Article Writing

Monday, 19 May 2008

I've spoken before of the benefits of blogging for SEO purposes, so with every man and his dog now writing blogposts and publishing articles on this here internet thing, where is the ideal place to do your research? Well I'm old enough to... read more >>

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Gaining Google's Trust - Why Google Says No to Strangers

Monday, 12 May 2008

Why doesn't Google trust us? Why is it near impossible to get my brand new website ranking for the keyword phrases I want? I’m sure the question has been asked by many an SEO or webmaster ever since Google first started to show signs of... read more >>

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Google Adwords and My 15 Minutes of Fame

Thursday, 08 May 2008

Man alive! It would seem I've become a Google Adwords link. Regarde: I was searching for my own name through ezine articles, all in the name of research - ahem - when I happened upon it. Of course, being the inquisitive little chappy that I am I was... read more >>

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SMO (Social Media Optimisation) Basics - Part 2

As I discussed in the first part of this article, social media or SMO (Social Media Optimisation) has become a successful bedfellow of SEO (Search Engine Optimisation) in the promotion and marketing of a website. SEO companies have set up departments to...

SMO (Social Media Optimisation) Basics - Part 1

There is an interesting offshoot of search engine optimisation and internet marketing that has become extremely popular in its relatively short lifetime. A term has been coined for this new development and that is SMO, or Social Media Optimisation...

SEO Copywriting - With the Word comes Power

... Wars are started with a badly chosen word or two. Adversely, wars can also be halted through words. Words can convince us of one argument's merit against another's. Words can spark revolution and dramatic social change. Thankfully words are also their to entertain us. They can bring laughter or tears. Exhilarate and enthral. But ultimately words sell ...