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It’s official, Google ignores keyword meta tags

It’s official, Google ignores keyword meta tags

The debate has swung this way and that for some time now about the SEO effectiveness, or not, of keyword META tags. This week, Google finally put the record straight.

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rel=canonical: trying to get Google to understand

rel=canonical: trying to get Google to understand

I wrote a few days ago about how duplicate content can damage your site’s visibility in search results. This first fix comes in the form of a simple line in your page header.

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Duplicate content in web applications

Duplicate content in web applications

Arguably, the most prevalent blockage to strong visibility within search results is created by inadvertent duplicated pages of content.

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Linkbuilding nirvana – taking the pain out of one-way links

Linkbuilding nirvana – taking the pain out of one-way links

Still the most important factor in achieving and maintaining search engine positioning, quality link building is expensive and time consuming. Linkvana claims to have the answer.

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Is Black-Hat SEO on the way out?

As long as there have been search engines, there have been active techniques to make the most of the search results for business and profit. But could the day of direct profits from search through clandestine activities be seeing the deep orange of a sunset?

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Overcoming duplicate content filters – back-links are everything

Overcoming duplicate content filters – back-links are everything

Gaining Google visibility when your website content solely duplicates existing content can be tough. Here is one method of overcoming the duplicate competition.

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PageRank, influence, and the silo

PageRank, influence, and the silo

Every three months or so the general SEO community murmur grows to a muttering, and ultimately a cacophony of misunderstanding as PageRank Update Fever takes a grip. But the apparent excitement is tempered by the resurrection of the age old debate on whether PageRank has any value at all.

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Google Searchwiki – blackhat SEOs rejoice

Google Searchwiki – blackhat SEOs rejoice

The recent release of Google’s Searchwiki offering the ability for individuals with a Google account to directly manipulate their personal search results for a particular term, created much speculation as to whether (or when) Google might start using such data outside the realm of the individual searcher. We now seem to be a step closer to confirmation of Searchwiki data influencing SERPs.

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Google teaches SEO

Google teaches SEO

Google recently released its own document on how to optimise your site for their search engine. An interesting development from the company that spends a lot of time battling against heavy-handed SEO techniques.

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Stumbleupon Firefox bar gets an update

Stumbleupon Firefox bar gets an update

I just installed Version 3.28 of the Stumbleupon toolbar for Firefox and thought it worth mentioning on the basis of a particular additional feature.

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