Think of SEO as a spider web. Spiders weave their webs in order to catch insects that they eventually consume. The larger and stronger the web is, the more likely the spider will be to catch its prey. Similarly, SEO is a web companies weave for the purpose of catching potential customers. The broader the web is, the greater the number of customers who will be caught in it.  More customers lead... 

Google is currently the number one website in the world today, and also the number one search engine with over 50% of the search market. Google has gotten so big that it will be hazardous to ignore it, and if we consider everything going on right now Google obviously sends at least 100 times more traffic to most websites compared to all other search engines combined. At least, when it comes to my... 

Blogging is a great way to get the attention of Google and other search engines – if done correctly. But, should a blogger write for the Search Engines or for human visitors (readers)? This is an old question that has been plaguing every content writer’s mind for ages now. There is a fine line between content that is reader friendly and content that is search engine friendly; learning... 

What is Google +1 Button? Ever since the recent launch of their Plus one (+1) button, Google +1 has remained in the spotlight. Google had been testing the plus one button in their search results for 2 months before they finally announced that now it could be used on blogs as well. By using Google Plus one buttons people who love your content can recommend it on Google search, thus helping you rank... 

Search Engine Optimization (SEO) is a distinct procedure that involves analyzing your website’s underlying structure, architecture, human (and search engine bot) visible content and link popularity and making intelligent tweaks so that the site is ranked more prominently in the search results of relevancy-based, algorithm-driven search engines (such as Google, Yahoo! and MSN). Unfortunately,...