The 404 silver lining: Customizing your error page for SEORSpears @ January 18, 2011 # One Comment Image by C. G. P. Grey We’ve all mistyped URLs or have clicked on that star-crossed broken link and have been marooned to one too many 404 pages in the past. For most of us, this is one dead end we can easily get out of by simply leaving the page. For most sane Web [...] Linking to gear towards offsite SEORSpears @ August 17, 2010 # No Comment Yet Image by PoYang_博仰 While we here at SEOP.com have dedicated a fair amount of time dishing out technical how tos and tips on optimizing your site for search engine primetime, it’s also crucial to reach out to the greater outdoors that is the social Web to get people into your domain’s four walled garden. If you’re [...] SEO and site developmentRSpears @ July 23, 2010 # One Comment Image by neiloughton For companies in the search engine optimization field, clients usually inquire about their services for optimizing already existing sites. While this is really a non-issue for most of us, there are definitely times during the process that we have to deal with site issues that really should’ve been dealt with during the [...] Google Trip PostChanHsu @ June 30, 2009 # No Comment Yet The SEOP team had the opportunity to attend Google’s Agency Meeting last week in Mountain View for what proved to be a most interesting and informative day. After arriving at the San Jose airport Thursday morning, my cab driver sped off with barely a look at the address when I mentioned Google. This proved to [...] Managing Menus and Internal Linking on your Websiteadmin @ March 5, 2008 # One Comment Suppose you had a non-fiction book with no table of contents? Would you just start reading on page one clear through to end with no idea what is in the book? Search engines have absolutely no patience with websites that do not provide a “table of contents” and easy navigation to all pages within the [...] |
