What is the most effective type of search engine optimization (SEO)?
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Also, video content is highly effective, especially because Google owns YouTube and will display matching videos on the first search page. Another element of SEO includes alt, title, and meta tags, but there are additional ways. Truly effective SEO includes aspects of all methods.
Check out http://www.simpleeffectiveseo.com/ for more info.
Experience as a freelance SEO writer
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Content is the ultimate is so you need to put highest quality content that is frequent and competitive both on these methods:
article submission on hub pages, squidoo and ezine articles
RSS feeds
youtube videos that are informative for public
guest blog posts
link building from some professional(URLdreamer for example)
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M$Format and keywords and inbound links are all important, but not for getting noticed by search engines. They just make finding the content easier. But what the engines are looking for is sheer volume and consistency with updating. A constant stream of new content and an easily accessed volume of past content will trump all other techniques and you *will* get noticed.
Having said that, there are lots of ways to game the system. There are "experts" out there who can quickly generate top page rankings by tricking the systems. This is easy to do, since the algorithms are not very good at context (a reason that people like the human search element of Mahalo). However, such ranking, because they are only manufacturer relevance, do not provide the lasting value that a good content strategy can provide.
I recommend highly that you listen to episode 44 of The BeanCast where he gets into all of this: http://beancast.us
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LOL Dude, I wasn't trashing you! Please accept my apology.
I wasn't saying what you were saying was wrong. Just saying it was only part of the story and not what generates page rank. Keywords are important, but try optimizing a site that's only a few pages deep and see where it gets you. You know what I'm talking about. You need the depth to get the page rank. And this is more than having good content. It means having lots of good content. This is simply more important than keywords to the engines. Keywords just help the engines find the depth in your site by giving it fertile ground in which to spider. And keyword research needs to first be a function of meeting content needs. You need consistent content that meets the needs of your keywords, rather than the other way around.
Am I right? Please tell me if I'm not.
I defer best answer to you, though. I really wasn't trying to flame and I hate that it's gone that way. Apologies again. ;-)
My apologies @west43rd. I'm used to gaming forums where phrases like that have to be snuffed before they grow into big flames. Mahalo has been a bit of an adjustment. :-o
In my "technically correct" answer, I did point out that A) content is king, and B) there are additional methods of SEO that should be researched and implemented along with the writing portion. I chose to expand only on the writing method because that is where my familiarity resides. There is a very large market for genuine SEO writing (i.e. not just experts tricking the system), which demonstrates that it is a key factor in good optimization.
On Duane Forrester's own site, the first SEO Tip is actually "keyword research" (http://www.theonlinemarketingguy.com/seo-tips/). Also, in episode 44 of your pod, he says that things like consistent updates, while effective for reaching higher search ranks, are "usability issues" and "not technically SEO".
No need to worry about it. I have a think skin. And congrats on the best answer. ;-)
as additional,use relevancy and link building from another relevant site,build authority with more quality,imperfect it with relevancy ,and at last gather the next content with long tail research
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nWAlwr_g8dA