5 SEO and 5 Linking Mistakes You Should Avoid

I feel you may well be right if making big changes. I have, howeer, got away with just moving keywords from one position in the title to another.

 

We are in 2009!!!! Where did you copy this from

Nice tips anyway.

 

thanks for the post! it is very usefull to newbies like me..

 

interesting advices, some of them are well-known, others are raising discussions among "seo specialists"

 

Good post!! Keep it up !!

 

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Hi, and what a useful post! thanks a lot, I read it , and I have learn many new things today because of it. again, thanks. good information.

 

We should concentrate on the "do it yourself" method for our links. Making our own posts, conversations, and relationships with other sites can be done with maximum control if we stop with the daft ideas

Please help me understand what feeder site is. Thanks

 

excellent tips for optimization

 

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About the title...uhm..isn't it true that Google likes changes in the content of the website as well as the meta description/tags/titles?

 

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Ditto.

I rearranged my key words in the Title of my main page, putting "Sacramento Weddings" as the first two words.

It made my site go higher in SERP, when combined with Anchor Text in all of the links pointing to my site.

 

Thnx, there is really useful facts.

 

I changed the title tag for my site and lost positions(sandboxed 2 I think)
I was on page 3 for a really good keyword. Now Im gone..

I changed the title back but still not back that was couple of weeks ago now

 

good. appreciate your work. i get so many things. thanks for sharing your knowledge with us.

 

Not sure what you are referring to here. External links? Internal links?

My main page has something like 1300 or more internal links on it. I have been trying to figure a reasonable way to break that page up, but nothing comes to mind other than forcing the viewer to click multiple times to get where he wants to go.

Anyhow, Google has indexed all 4000+ pages of my site and keeps them indexed as they are updated.

Therefore I question whether excessive INTERNAL links on a page has any bearing on how Google does its job.

 

I just changed all the page titles on one of my sites. I went from funpage.html to find-waldo.php (example) meaning an improvement in URL title.

My indexing is haywire at the moment! Also, I took the www preference away from the domain and resubmitted a sitemap... still waiting after several days