The following tip was provided by C. Maund-Anderson of CanadianVirtual.ca SEO Blog.
A great way to make static content fresh is to aggregate social media. Using a social media profile that you update regularly, build an RSS feed or widget out to your static page. Make sure that the time stamp from the feed gets published onto your site or page, and your newly published content is accessible by the Search Engines.
See how aggregated Tweets get picked up:
The Tweet:
The SERPs:
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*The following tip was shared by Eric Gesinski who does Tulsa SEO and PPC work* A major part of Google AdWords that should be paid attention to is the Quality Score. This is a ranking between 1 and 10, 1 being worst, 10 being best. It's not on by default in the settings. To have it show in your AdWords display, inside your keywords tab go to "Filters and views" and select "Customize...
More and more people are searching for images over the Internet. This results into tons of untargeted traffic that means more spam, more pain for servers and no benefit at all. The thing is most popular search engines (including Google) is text-based. It won't know that your image is about flowers if you call it apple.jpg, use "apple" in the alt text or just tell something about apples in the text located near the image. Therefore there...
*The following tip was shared by Eric Gesinski who does Tulsa pay per click advertising* Google made a recent revision on AdWords, and some changes are more visible than others. One of the major changes was adding the ability to post ads that can have a full address, phone number, and a visible "pin" on Google Maps, just like Google Local. (Note: yes, the customization for addresses in AdWords Campaign settings has been available for...
I am getting more and more questions concerning this: what's the difference between ALLINTITLE vs INTITLE Google search operators?
Thus I decided to go ahead and publish the answer online to direct people to the post.
So:
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Dealing with error pages that might keep Googlebot wondering what to do (and wasting Googlebot's time is never a good idea for your site Google crawl rate) is a too often-discussed issue. That's why we return to it again and again and again trying to share some tips and clarifications. The problem is, we can't do without them because error pages always pop up during the...
There's one tiny but cool Twitter hack I had some success with, so decided to share: give your Tweets more exposure with auto-retweet Twitter bots. How do auto-RT bots work? These are scripts that publish things a Twitter users tweet about to their own profile, thus collecting information on a specific topic. Why can getting retweeted by such a bot be a good idea? Many of those bots have a lot of followers and are also...
