Posts Tagged ‘Google’

Studies show that the faster your site loads, the more satisfied your website visitors will be, just one more crucial element of effective internet marketing. Of course, you probably already know from firsthand experience that people don’t like to wait for a webpage to load. In a virtual world where just about anything we want [...]

As we blogged back in June regarding Microsoft’s new search engine, “Bing promises to make online search a more satisfying experience.” It seems online users are pleased with Bing’s fulfillment of that promise as its search share continues to grow, making it an increasingly important engine when it comes to effective website marketing.
In September [...]

Considering the emphasis that search engines place on link popularity, CyberMark includes inbound link building in all of our SEO packages. Now with the engines increasingly placing even greater emphasis on quality inbound links, we’re suggesting that all our website marketing clients increase the number of hours spent on monthly linking strategy.
Our strategy for [...]

What if every Google search you make – for details on breaking news stories, movie reviews, products, etc. – turned up listings from people in your own social network? Instead of relying solely on strangers for information or opinions, you could also rely on people you know personally or with whom you have developed a [...]

Infinity!

CyberMark works to slowly build your number of inbound links over time. For an idea of how many links are pointing to your site, visit www.linkpopularity.com and click on the Yahoo report. Google will never show the true number of links to a website and neither BING nor MSN will show a good accounting of [...]

Link popularity refers to the number of web pages that link to your site. This has become a critically important factor in not only how search engine optimization (SEO) affects your website ranking on the search engines but also for driving visitors to your website.
Unfortunately, new sites and sites with low link popularity are at [...]

As a way of giving webmasters an opportunity to improve their search engine rankings, this past May Google introduced the ability to add “rich snippets.” Essentially, rich snippets allow webmasters to communicate more in-depth information to searchers that, in turn, gives them a better idea of what they are going to find on a particular [...]

In recent months Google has been tweaking its web search infrastructure, meaning we are going to see changes coming soon in how search results are configured. Though most users probably won’t notice a difference, Google wants to know what web developers think of the “Caffeine” update so they decided to give us a preview.

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Cost Per Click Marketing or CPC / Pay Per Click Advertising or PPC – Buying keyword terms on the search engines for high placement in the Sponsored Links areas.
CPC listings on Google are at the top of the search results, as well as in the column on the right-hand side of the page. Placement of [...]

Google Changes How It Handles rel=”nofollow”
At a recent SEO seminar, Google engineer Matt Cutts announced in a Q and A setting that Page Rank Sculpting using the rel=”nofollow” attribute no longer works as it once did. Google has not clarified any further on the issue. It remains to be seen how [...]