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Comment on True SEO Authority Comes from Home: How Onsite SEO Rules by Kevin@Dog Obedience Training

Kevin@Dog Obedience Training — Sun, 05 Jun 2011 10:56:28 +0000

Interlinking is a very important factor in SEO.But it is quite difficult to implement for large sites.Besides I agree with all the other SEO factors you have listed above.

Comment on True SEO Authority Comes from Home: How Onsite SEO Rules by Admin

Admin — Sat, 28 May 2011 02:11:24 +0000

Typically more content means better business with Google, but if your site does not allow for it, then don’t worry about it.

Comment on SEO Click-Thru Rate on the SERPs and How it Affects Rankings by Ben - Reggae Music Blogger

Ben - Reggae Music Blogger — Tue, 24 May 2011 17:52:18 +0000

Thanks for explaining this, I did not know about page CTR. My keywords come up high in Google results but I have no idea of my CTR. Will be taking a close look at this and implemeting your tips.

Comment on True SEO Authority Comes from Home: How Onsite SEO Rules by Jason Mitchev

Jason Mitchev — Fri, 20 May 2011 12:44:13 +0000

This is quite an extensive information. I’m still working through all the details on properly optimizing my blog and this will be quite useful.

So does it mean I need to create a lot more content in order to score well?

Comment on An Indepth Review of the Most Extensive SEO Research Programs: Market Samurai by iPad App Developer

iPad App Developer — Fri, 29 Apr 2011 06:28:07 +0000

This is Awesome information about Market Samurai i had not tried i will check this tool once.Thanks for posting

Comment on Five Very Important SEO Tags to Always Remember by Jerry

Jerry — Fri, 22 Apr 2011 11:37:44 +0000

Great summary for utilizing on page SEO methods. Many folks just don’t know these. They think a website simply becomes popular.

I would also mention or write a post concerning silo structuring.

Keep up your good work.

Comment on 21 SEO Myths that Many Webmasters Believe to be True by Harry

Harry — Thu, 21 Apr 2011 06:10:07 +0000

Nice article on SEO myth’s.I was also following some of these myth’s like last one – great content and great ranking.I used to write many articles and always try to fully elaborate them to make it a great article but I was neither getting rank nor traffic.Than I started optimization of website.Now it results good and people also appreciate my content.

Comment on A Typical SEO Blueprint to Read and Follow by Admin

Admin — Sun, 17 Apr 2011 01:36:07 +0000

Very true, this man is very talented. I don’t think I could do everything on this blueprint, but he has told me of the success he has had thus far.

Comment on Effectiveness of Forum Profile Backlinks by Catz MG

Catz MG — Sat, 16 Apr 2011 05:43:28 +0000

Nice post. Very informative and a must read for those who relies mainly on forums as a great tool for building links. Your article provides the pros and cons of forum posting and it makes us aware of it. This one really helps. Thanks for sharing.

Comment on A Typical SEO Blueprint to Read and Follow by FinallyFast

FinallyFast — Wed, 13 Apr 2011 21:21:15 +0000

Whoa. I am speechless. That is by far the most detailed black hat guide I have ever read. A very interesting peak into the dark side of SEO. Cash is right though. That’s a ton of work. Nobody can say the Black Hat guys don’t work for their trade.

Comment on The [Non] Importance of Twitter in SEO by Admin

Admin — Tue, 05 Apr 2011 23:11:44 +0000

Well, that’s the thing. I feel that using Twitter for SEO purposes is simply not worth it, not matter how you look at it. However, I still see people trying to just that. They don’t realize that the nature of Twitter is not to reap any sort of search engine benefits, but instead to tap into a large userbase of potential visitors. Whether or not you believe this is “ethical” is entirely up to you, however the fact remains that white hat or otherwise, social media promotion is separate from search engine optimization.

Comment on The [Non] Importance of Twitter in SEO by Finally Fast

Finally Fast — Tue, 05 Apr 2011 18:23:47 +0000

I completely agree with your point that without massive retweeting at the viral level it’s very difficult to solicit movement in the SERPs with tweeted links alone.

That said, I think the idea of using tweeting as a method of building backlinks for the sake of the backlinks themselves and without the intention of providing valuable content to engaged users goes against the very principles of white hat SEO. Isn’t the cornerstone of white hat SEO to create a rich profile of organic backlinks via highly unique and valuable content?

To that end I think the promotion of what valuable and unique content you have is an essential part of the white hat SEO strategy and what better way to connect with hundreds daily visitors than to tweet that content? If you plan on doing SEO 100% ethically and organically, I think it’s pretty hard to separate social media and promotional strategy from SEO. And if you’re not going to take the ethical route…why not just start building link wheels and drop the social media shenanigans altogether?