This is a fool proof way of building a simple one page site, getting indexed and included in the SEPR’s for niche search terms, getting long-tail keyword traffic that will convert into sales.

I’m going to do this step by step if you complete everyone as described you will be on to a winner

The Aim – To pick a keyword relevant to the product your marketing, be included in the SEPR’s for that keyword; get highly relevant traffic quickly and for free! And make sales! (more…)

Hello and welcome to another SEO Roundup.

It’s a great week for SEO this week and we have posts from David Harry on Future Proofing your SEO, a great post from Will Critchlow on Nofollow and macro blogging, more reasons to target long tailed keywords from Aaron Wall and 12 great video sites for link building from Ann Smarty. (more…)

Hello Everyone and welcome to another SEO Roundup.

It’s an interesting SEO week this time around and we’re bringing you news on the new Canonical URL Tag, a post on content and justification for SEO, and my top 10 recommended Twitter profiles for SEO. (more…)

Whilst producing strong copy within your affiliate website is important, there are other features that you can factor into your website that could prove equally effective at increasing your websites ranking. Search Engine Optimisation being one of them.

Now before you question how using specific keywords can affect your website, take the following information into consideration, before you make a decision. (more…)

Hello everyone and welcome to SEO Roundup.

A smaller collection for you this week but no drop on the quality, first off we have a post from Search Engine Watch on basic link building techniques, an interview with an Adwords expert on SEOBook, the launch of Google’s official Social Media/Web Blog, and a really great post from MC Jenkins about paid link detection on leading search engines. (more…)

Hey Everyone,

Welcome to this week’s SEO roundup! This week we have an interesting post from SEOBook about larger websites borrowing smaller websites content, advice on judging and perfecting landing page relevancy (from an SEO perspective), a little update on Knol from Matt Cutts, a bit of a new perspective on personalised search from Michael Gray and a video from SEOMoz on how you should really be tracking your SEO success.

It’s a bit of a long one this week so get ready! (more…)

Welcome to this weeks SEO Roundup!

We’re back on track with the Tuesday roundup now and have some new informative and helpful blog posts.

Included this week are a detailed review of the PRWeb service from Rae Hoffman, more reasons you should consider blogging as an SEO and marketing tactic from Kevin Gibbons, an insightful post by Peter on SEOBook regarding analysing competition when launching new sites and finally a post from Colin Lahay featuring an interesting case study on successful forum marketing. (more…)

Hey Guys,

Welcome to (the later than usual) SEO Roundup.

We have some really good reading lined up for you this week including Google latest financial figures, getting rid of the malware warning on your SERPs, a review of Googles WMT blog last year, a great content recycling tip from SEOMoz, and a very well written document on the future of SEO. (more…)

Hello Affiliates!

Another quick post today, it appears to be a super busy week for SEO doesn’t it?

Aaron Wall has released an excellent SEO Toolbar today which not only integrates some of his current tools into one easy to use toolbar application but adds additional services to gather data on your own site or competitors.

One of the most fantastic parts is that the whole thing exports data to Excel so its easy to keep records and effectively comparer competitors. (more…)

Just a quick post to give you some important news.

The Google Webmaster blog today announced a really cool new sitemap generator software, it’s much easier to use than the Python script they previously supplied.

If you don’t have dedicated servers it may not be the most useful thing for you and the XML Sitemap generator script is still a solid solution if you only have FTP access but take a look into testing this official Google Software where you can.