Thursday, August 30, 2012

HIgh PR Bookmarking SIte and Its Effects


Social Bookmarking has the effective way to get instant traffic on your website. It is the best SEO/SMO practice for SEO/SMO since years. High PR websites are always useful to get instant result. It’s better use High PR bookmarking rather than 1000 sites but with no PR or broken links.

Low PR website or broken link website won't help your website's rankings much and there might be a chance negative effect to your site. So it’s better to do social bookmarking with high PR and on good trusted sites than only 10 links will boost your rankings.

Here is a list of high PR social bookmarking sites with their pr.

#1    http://digg.com/                           pr-8
#2    http://www.reddit.com/               pr-8
#3    http://delicious.com/                   pr-8
#4    http://slashdot.org/                      pr-8
#5    http://www.fark.com/                  pr-7
#6    http://www.diigo.com/                pr-7
#7    http://www.dzone.com                pr-6
#8    http://identi.ca/                            pr-8
#9    http://www.connotea.org/           pr-8
#10  http://blinklist.com/                    pr-8
#11  http://www.folkd.com/               pr-7
#12  http://www.citeulike.org/           pr-8
#13  http://www.mister-wong.com/   pr-7
#14  http://www.dzone.com               pr-6
#15  http://www.linkagogo.com/       pr-6
#16  http://www.bibsonomy.org/       pr-7

These are the most effective Social Bookmarking sites , If you follow this social bookmarking sites you will Boost Your website traffic as well as Website Rankings.  Enjoy your Bookmarking.

Monday, August 20, 2012

Google: Further Penguin Update “Jolts” To Come; Panda Is Smoother & Monthly



Fasten your seat belt, if you’ve been spamming Google. The anti-spam “Penguin Update” will have more jolts in the coming months, as Google continues to adjust it. In contrast, updates to the Panda algorithm aimed at low-quality pages are now so minor as not to be noticed, when they roll out monthly.

Speaking yesterday at the SES San Francisco conference, the head of Google’s spam fighting team Matt Cutts talked about how Google is still adjusting the Penguin Update algorithm that’s designed to penalize sites that spam Google.

Technically, Google’s saying that Penguin isn’t a penalty but rather an “adjustment” that simply doesn’t let sites get rewarded for spam as much as in the past. In particular, some linking activities that generated credit in the past seem to have been taken out.

Updatequakes & Aftershocks

Last year, Google rolled out its Panda Update designed to penalize (or adjust) pages that had poor quality content. Each further update produced changes in the search results, creating “winners and losers” that were felt across a wide-range of publishers.

But kind of like an major earthquake, each Panda update was more like an aftershock to the main quake, where the effects were less dramatic. Now Panda’s updated on a roughly monthly basis, Cutts said, and the changes are so subtle that few notice.

Indeed, Google itself hasn’t announced any major changes to get us from Panda 3.0 to Panda 4.0 and beyond. The latest, in late July, we dubbed Panda 3.9. It seems likely we’re going to have Panda 3.91 follow, rather than going to Panda 4.0.

Penguin Is Still Shaking Out

Penguin is different. Cutts said that because the Penguin algorithm is newer, it will face bigger adjustments and thus be more “jolting” for people it hits, until it smooths out over time similar to Panda. He also just added more to his statement yesterday in a comment at Search Engine Roundtable:

I was giving context on the fact that lots of people were asking me when the next Penguin update would happen, as if they expected Penguin updates to happen on a monthly basis and as if Penguin would only involve data refreshes.

If you remember, in the early days of Panda, it took several months for us to iterate on the algorithm, and the Panda impact tended to be somewhat larger (e.g. the April 2011 update incorporated new signals like sites that users block). Later on, the Panda updates had less impact over time as we stabilized the signals/algorithm and Panda moved closer to near-monthly updates.

Likewise, we’re still in the early stages of Penguin where the engineers are incorporating new signals and iterating to improve the algorithm. Because of that, expect that the next few Penguin updates will take longer, incorporate additional signals, and as a result will have more noticeable impact. It’s not the case that people should just expect data refreshes for Penguin quite yet.

So far, Google’s only announced one further change to Penguin, which we dubbed Penguin 1.1. That came last May, about a month after the initial Penguin Update. We made it Penguin 1.1 rather than Penguin 2.0 because, as Google said it impacted less than 0.1% of all search results, it seemed a minor change.

Will the next update be Penguin 1.2 or Penguin 2.0, and will it be soon? Certainly, it feels overdue, and given what Cutts said, it seems likely to be a major revision. Keep in mind, however, that for all the “losers” in any update that will scream, there will be winners — perhaps even some of the sites that lost initially.

Friday, August 3, 2012

Which is Better – SEO or PPC?

Needless to say, the online community is one huge market that a smart business owner must never ignore. Consumers who use the internet increase each year, and being able to tap these people can mean a lot to a business. Of course, there are also challenges to maintaining a business through online means as the competition also gets tougher each time. However, there are various means to maintain a desired status on the Web or to boost performance if your business is still not at par with your expectations.

It is no longer enough to have an existing website. You must employ various methods to make your site accessible to your target audience 24/7. Your site must be visible and must encourage continuous traffic or else it is doomed to fail.

Thursday, August 2, 2012

Best Online SEO Tools

Backlink Tracker Pro
Free tool to check your paid / exchanged links. Get alerts when your backlinks have been removed or converted to nofollow links

Similar Page Checker
Search engines are known to penalize websites that contain duplicate / similar content. Your content could be similar to other websites on the Internet, or pages from within your own website could be similar to each other. This tool allows you to determine the percentage of similarity between two pages

Search Engine Spider Simulator
This tool simulates a search engine crawler by displaying the contents of a webpage exactly how a search engine would see it. It also displays the links that a search engine would follow (crawl) when it visits the webpage.

Tuesday, July 31, 2012

Google’s Venice Update: A Push For Local SEO

You probably know about Google’s Panda and Penguin algorithm updates, but what about the Venice update? A few months ago, Google rolled out Venice, which focused largely on local search. Although it’s a bit under the radar, the Venice update is extremely important for local business owners because search queries no longer depend on the searcher for location specific words – it uses the searcher’s IP address to deliver location-based results. There’s no better time to focus on local SEO than now!

 

What exactly is the Venice update?

Released in February, the Venice update changed how Google users search. Google wants to provide you with the most relevant results to your queries, so they added location to the mix. The two statements they released about Venice were that it made “improvements to ranking for local search results” and that it “improved local results” overall. You may have noticed your “current” location displayed in the left column of your Google search screen. This location, based off of your IP address, is used to determine search results. For instance, you can simply search for “hair salon” and Google will show you sites for salons in your area on the first page (as illustrated below). You can also change it manually if you wish, allowing you to look up businesses in other areas. Convenient, right?

Friday, July 27, 2012

On Page Optimization Tips

On page optimization is the most important and complex part of search engines optimization . This site allows sorting of search keywords for your needs. It should be the basis of which some tips on optimizing your site for items that the page is in progress.

This site allows you to sort your page or your own keywords to improve search engine ranking depends on the page of the site optimization for search engines in any partition. This is mainly on page factors of your index page, set the ranking for your keyword.

Page optimization is often forgotten these days, because we focus more and inbound links with targeted anchor text to get more of our time. - Optimization page, but you quickly to do something yourself an extra boost in the SERPS can offer.

There is great for a list page SEO technique that search engine optimization is considered in the evaluation process. Recognizing these factors, but are not limited to: words in the web page URL, title tags, meta tags, headlines, sub headlines, keyword density, words start page, page content, words that are bold in touch , words, site navigation, website link structure and a number of other reasons.