SEO Tip Of The Day....

[hirenseo]

Here's your SEO Tip of the Day.

Remember to use supporting words, synonyms, and surrounding textwhen linking between pages. Allow for at least a 20% topic drift and avoid use the exact same link text (anchor text) to link between all of your pages and Web sites.

Avoid building up link reputation that looks unnatural or contrived.If you're a writer, swap up your bio as well. After all, don't you want to be found under a variety of different keyword phrases that
are important to your business?

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[Klaas_Koopman]

Great I like this thread! Keep them coming, certainly usefull!

[bujes]

Very useful tips. Where is tips for yesterday and today?

[hirenseo]

Here is your SEO Tip of the Day:

One quick and easy way to see how you are using your keyword phrase
"visually" at a glance, is to enter your main keyword phrase into
Google's tool bar and turn on the "hilighter" option. This
highlights every instance of your phrase as it is being used on the
page. You can glance at it briefly and visually spot where ever you
may be over-using any keyword.

[hirenseo]

Here is your SEO Tip of the Day:

Remember that optimization principles also apply to your press
releases or media releases. Next time you put out a press release,
use Wordtracker to see if you can build in a couple very busy high
performance phrases related to real world news. These can sometimes
be spotted in Wordtracker's Top 1000 (Short Term Report.)

[hirenseo]

Here is your SEO Tip of the Day:

Use Wordtracker to spot new keyword topics that relate to your
industry. Observing higher KEI values will help you find phrases
that are busy yet not too competitive. These phrases can often be
ranked easily with only mild optimization.

[MadKad]

great tips mate I am going to keep my good eye on you *green rep coming up*

[hirenseo]

Thank You for green rep

[MadKad]

np mate

[hirenseo]

When doing keyword research, do you often see short, meaningless
looking acronyms in your lists? People often search with jargon or short forms
that may be specific to their industry.

Try using the tool http://acronymfinder.com to unscramble the
correct industry-related meaning.

EXAMPLE: Try entering the term: SEO
You might be surprised at how many different phrases this term relates
to out side of Search Engine Optimization.

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