Brad Callen Releases SEO LinkVine

Posted on 07. May, 2010 by Kit Elliott.

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Two days ago, I told you how I conquered Google and got page #1, #2, #3, #5 and #10.. Well – there is no secret..
The secret is “backlinks!” The more backlinks you have, the better position you have. That’s the bottom line!
Right now, there are several different ways to backlink to your site:

Direct Link (one [...]

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How to Dominate Google and Get Spots #1, #2, #3, #5, and #10 Spots For Your Keyword!

Posted on 05. May, 2010 by Kit Elliott.

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FOR AFFILIATES ONLY:
First, this post is for affiliates only. If you are not making at least $1 selling other people’s products, then this is probably not for you. Yesterday, I spent an hour on a simple blueprint that I created after noticing certain trends with Google.. These trends are not being taught by the guru’s, [...]

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Obtain Quality Inbound Links to Drive Web Traffic

Posted on 28. Apr, 2010 by Kit Elliott.

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Going on an inbound link crusade is a great idea, but before you go crazy finding as many links as possible, remember quality counts. Inbound, relevant links on quality sites are better than many general, low quality links and will have a better impact on your organic search rankings, which will ultimately drive traffic to [...]

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Create external links to generate web traffic

Posted on 09. Feb, 2010 by Kit Elliott.

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Right now one of the best ways to boost your website’s organic search engine page ranking is start an external link campaign. These are links originating from another site connecting back to your site.
Do you know what links you already have? Your analytics application is a good place to start. If it doesn’t show incoming [...]

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Lethal website design and content mistakes

Posted on 02. Feb, 2010 by Kit Elliott.

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If you look at enough websites, and this may be the case for yours as well, you’ll find the home page tends to be show pieces given little attention since the original design. Yet, for most websites, the home page is what gets a majority of the site’s traffic.

Arriving at your site either from an [...]

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Writing Content for Websites

Posted on 26. Jan, 2010 by Kit Elliott.

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When a website is created, a few drafts of each page are written the final draft is checked and approved, and then it’s uploaded to the website. There the writing sits, unchanging, as if it were carved in stone.

But that’s not right and it’s certainly not good search engine optimization (SEO). The dynamics around each [...]

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3 Reasons to Create Internal Website Links

Posted on 06. Jan, 2010 by Kit Elliott.

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Creating good and efficient internal links throughout web content is probably one of the most neglected areas of search engine optimization. It’s a small, but powerful detail to help both search engine crawlers and your website visitors get around your site with ease and go deeper into your site to explore more of your content.

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Drop Downs vs. HTML Navigation for Search Engine Optimization

Posted on 23. Dec, 2009 by Kit Elliott.

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When you consider search engine crawlers only rarely visit your site to index pages, then you need to be ready with optimal search engine optimization (SEO) when they do arrive. One area deserving consideration is whether you use drop down or HTML navigation menus. In other words, will your site navigation be driven by menus [...]

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Focus on 5 Factors to Positively Impact Search Engine Rankings

Posted on 15. Dec, 2009 by Kit Elliott.

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In its 2009 biennial Search Engine Ranking Factors study seomoz.org gathered information from 72 experts in the field. The study results were just recently released.
The experts rated 149 factors contributing to search engine rankings such as keyword and non-keyword data, links, social media, usage data and negative factors. The research presented the following conclusions about [...]

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Did you know…10 fast facts about higher organic rankings

Posted on 08. Dec, 2009 by Kit Elliott.

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1) The best length for a search engine optimized page is 200 to 500 words. Source: www.morevisibility.com
2) Each web page should be optimized for two or three keywords.
3) Keywords should not be repeated more than four to six times per 350 words of content.
4) The most important meta tag is the page title, which should [...]