Earlier this year I wrote a post about the stimulus package that passed Congress in February. I titled the post Government Stimulus Package because I thought the only thing it was stimulating was government. I got lucky with this, because apparently a lot of people searched for the phrase “government stimulus package” to learn about what was in it.
The post did ok on Digg and Reddit, nothing spectacular but it brought in some traffic. It may have gotten a few other links, but not a ton. A few days after the post was published, I noticed that I was getting some traffic the search engines. The post was on the front page of Google, around 6 or so for the keyword phrase “government stimulus package.” This is the first step in improving your SERPs. Continue reading…
Categories: Domain Names, General, Monetize, SEO
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I did say in the past that I like the way Google does business. Some people argue that they are trying to dominate the web. Well, as long as they try to do this with transparency and ethics that is not much you can condemn. Google is a publicly traded company inside a capitalism environment after all – its objective is to maximize the value for the share and stake holders. If there is a business where they think they can make a profit, they will enter it. Continue reading…
Categories: General, SEO
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The folks from Search Engine Journal created a nice compilation with the best, and free, SEO tools around the web. All of them work as online applications so you won’t need to download anything.
An interesting feature are the comparison charts that they created for each category, like the one below:
You will find backlink analysis tools, keyword research and brainstorm tools, domain name tools, on site analysis tools and search related tools, so check it out.
Categories: Domain Names, General, SEO
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