I just installed a translation plugin on Modern Street. It works quite ok for now. I found this plugin at The World’s Greatest Blog. 😉 (Thanks Rob) There are currently, a few around that may or may not work for your particular blog. I recommend searching around until you find one that works. SEO-wise, you… Read More: For better SEO results, consider a translation plugin for your… »
I noticed an interesting post on SEOmoz that in essense shows the power of Digg and Reddit in building crazy traffic overnight. The post by SEOer Daniel Tynski is here. A worthy link bait from any webmaster’s perspective. How long would it take to get 234,000 visitors? Practically overnight? Here’s what I observed: Social media… Read More: Digg effect experiment at SEOmoz »
Almost everyone agrees LSI is here to stay, and will keep on increasing in importance in the search engines. LSI or Latent Semantic Indexing is a way to evaluate a document based on semantically related terms using a sparse matrix with rows corresponding to terms and columns corresponding to documents. A weightage is assigned to… Read More: LSI: A quick look at LSI »
Search engine marketing relies heavily on articles to promote products. Without a proper keyword optimized article, it is going to be difficult to get your article up in the search engine results. As if it has become a byword, unique quality content is important to please both search engines and humans. But whereas humans can… Read More: How to use keywords in your article »
There is an interesting post at ProBlogger concerning blog templates (or themes as they are called in WordPress) and the role it plays in SEO. Although I never gave that much thought to it, I think there is a fair amount of truth in this. The most important thing is and will always be quality… Read More: Blog template factor in SEO »
Here is a sure way to ensure that your site always starts with a http://www. prefix. It doesn’t really matter as far as SEO is concerned whether a www. is better than a non www, but it still appears that at least 90% of all sites on the web start with a www. If you… Read More: Redirecting your urls to a www prefix »