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August 12, 2010
How are they beating you? Quick SEO Analysis Tools – Part 1
At SEER we pride ourselves on our SEO process – and with good reason. From audits, to content creation and linking strategies, our step-by-step process for helping our clients grow rankings, traffic and conversions has been tweaked, revised and refined by some very talented individuals – most of whom post to this blog.
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July 21, 2010
The 17 commandments of setting expectations in SEO (interview)
For all the difficulties SEO throws our way, one of the most difficult areas is in setting expectations. Whether you are in house or agency, consultant or team. Yet some people have figured out the right formula to attracting and retaining the right kind of projects by properly setting expectations. I figured I …
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July 21, 2010
Bing Updates Webmaster Tools for the Worse
On 7/2 I posted about some fixes Bing needed to make before they start showing results for Yahoo. While I can’t take any credit for the update (nor would I want any), Bing webmaster tools was updated last night…for the worse.
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July 6, 2010
5 Traits of Successful Internet Marketers
The SEER team has recently started an internship program aimed towards current college students. The goal of the internship is to help us find the next SEO Rookie of the year, or PPC rising star to add to our growing team. The need may not be immediate, but the goal is to have a crop …
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July 2, 2010
Sorry Bing, You’re No Google – 5 BIG Issues Bing Needs to Fix Before the Switch
With the upcoming switch to Bing SERPs coming sooner than expected (August/September), there are a number of great things this will bring about for clients. In the same breath, there are numerous items, specifically in Bing webmaster tools, that make absolutely no sense. These are some major issues that should be reviewed before the transition.
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June 3, 2010
Google’s Mayday “Scare” – Stats Show it’s Time to Relax
In my last post, I wrote about how any good SEO has always needed to ADAPT to the constant changes to Google’s ranking algorithm. Well, it’s been just about a month since Google’s so-called “Mayday” update that has SEOs and site owners alike in a tizzy, and my advice hasn’t changed! To recap briefly, the …
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April 20, 2010
My Rankings are Gone. Troubleshooting 101
It happens. Someone or some technology changed something & now your rankings are gone or had a significant drop. SEO is a puzzle and instead of finding out a solution, troubleshooting & crossing out potential issues is the best way we go about finding why the drop happened.
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