Oya bagi yang ingin melihat profile dari member saya di forum iwebtool bisa lihat disini.

A. Study the market and know who your competitors are. You should find out everything you can about your particular business and those who are in the same business as yours. As much as possible, gather all the information that you can and determine how your competitors maintain their appeal to the market. Be on your toes if there are new players in your market because new competitors with new marketing strategies would always be there.

B. Determine the applicable keywords for your business. Try to do a search on your own, or have somebody not connected to the business do it for you. This way, you can determine what words, phrases and terminology people would most probably use when searching for businesses similar to yours. Use the high ranking words (those with a high number of hits) to describe your website in order to target search traffic towards you.

C. Using your list of keywords, find ways to use them singly, in combination with each other or as phrases. Having as many combinations as possible that can drive traffic to your site would guarantee better results for your search engine ranking. You can easily do this by incorporating them in your website’s content.

D. Regularly add to or modify your website’s content. Make sure that your headlines, captions, and content are all geared towards improving the chances of your website to attract traffic.

E. On a monthly basis, improve your keyword list to make them better and more responsive to traffic. This is one way of making sure that you stay visible in your market because the internet market is not a static business battleground, it evolves quickly and you have to be even quicker to make the changes.

F. Keep a record of your search engine performance. Being informed of where you stand allows you to formulate better tactics and strategies to improve or maintain your ranking.

G. Repeat the steps all over again! To keep ahead, you have to repeatedly do the same process all over again because your competitor would eat you up if you don’t. Don’t be afraid to experiment or try new strategies, whatever gets you ahead in the virtual market are what counts.

This is the basic process of search engine optimization techniques that e-commerce players have to be aware of and need to follow. Although SEO is just one of them, knowing one important technique is certainly a lot better than not knowing anything at all and keeps you from on wondering why your business is having a difficult time. Over time, you will also learn some other techniques aside from SEO which you can put to good use.

Hope you guys had a great weekend

The picture depicts a briyani in a hotbox. What's a briyani ? Please refer wikipedia for more.

Chennai is a city with a plethora of briyani shops. This is the first shop i have seen where it's served in a hot box to keep it warm till you complete the meal. What's so nice is the fact that this shop is a roadside briyani seller with a pricing of US $ .5 or Rs 25 for the above serving.

The shops was quite clean by standards of briyani shops across chennai. The attendant was quite polite and respectful to the customer. It's a rareity in eateries like these . The icing on the cake was a pack of "after meals" i received along with the tooth pick.

Normally, i am quite conscious about dining in shops of this short. For once i felt really happy and vowed to return to the shop if i get another chance. See the picture of the shop below.

I am amazed by the rustic intelligence and marketing nuance applied here. these are learnings for me and you

a) your offering should be able to create awe when compared to competitors(differentiators).

b) the core offering should be good and well supported by the environmental factors(packaging)

c) The customer should be able to sense value immediately for the offering

Speaking of which, there is an art to knowing when to shut the fuck up. I don't usually try to tell people what to do, well, aside from my SEO Standards, and I realize that the person who should probably be reading this the most will never see it. But for the three or four of you who do, you probably don't need a lecture from a jackass like me. But whatever. The thing is, this thing called the interweb is wonderful for expressing one's self, even if that expression is one of dislike and contempt for another. Yes, one should stick up for one's self and one's friends. However, when that "expression" turns into a way to alienate someone you care about from their colleagues and making people question associating with that person due to their association with you, you need to step back from the keyboard and monitor and really think long and hard about what you're doing. At that point, it's not about "being you" or whatever new-age hippie bullshit you tell yourself. It goes beyond you. It goes to the heart of destroying the reputation of those who you hold dear and associate yourself with. And at that point, that is point at which you need to learn to shut the fuck up. Besides, you're just gonna' get hung by your own words.

Oh, and constantly threatening to sue others for doing the same shit you do to others? Just remember who the first victim of the guillotine was. Do unto others as you'd want un done to yourself and all that.

So, with that, on with the Semper Fi edition of 7 Things I Learned On The Interweb This Week!

1. Subway's new $5 Footlong plus 7" knife promotion isn't being received well. I'm guessing Quizzno's Zesty Meatball and Razor Blade sub wont' be successful either.

2. Rebecca Kelley has very nice teeth. 4 out 5 RKFB's agree! Yet another reason for my fanboy allegiance and loyalty. And yes, I recognize how fucking creepy this is.

3. Being Andy Dick sucks. And not just because that means you're a drug-addled asshole and groper of teenage girls. No. It sucks because no matter what happens, when you wake up you're still Andy Dick and you peaked by standing on the shoulders of others. That's the best Andy Dick story I read since Lovitz put the beat down on Dick's sorry ass.

4. Don't fuck with Streko's friends.

5. Comedy is hard to write, and nearly impossible for some. This isn't a dig just 'cuz someone was too much of a chicken shit to publish my comments or decided to be a dick to Ms. Rebecca Kelley. Okay, maybe it is. I mean, he goes after her with some cheap, throw-away comment that's not even fucking original? WTF? But still. If this is an example of a comedy blog, then Dane Cook is the funniest motherfucker alive. Seriously. I'm pretty sure there's another reason I'm feeling a little woozie - and it ain't because of Badoozie. Maybe it's because of the stench of failure or suckassdom? Perhaps too much bullshit? Or the overwhelming feeling of pity that though this guy is trying to pick a fight with the industry, we all realize he has a hard time fighting for air 'cuz his head is so far up his ass? That's probably why you're feeling woozie, jackass. Pull your head out and realize that your mom is just saying those nice things 'cuz that's what mothers do. And you really ought to consider having sex with a robot if you get the chance. With PMS jokes and shit as your standard fare, that's the only way you're gonna' get laid.

6. No matter how old I get or what level of success I achieve (or, rather, don't achieve), poop stories will always crack me up. Thanks, El Tigre.

7. Either white girls can't dance, or the Icky Shuffle and the Twist are making a comeback.

So, there it is. Have a good weekend and junk.

• interact with social networking features on any site you type in your browser
• build your own network of contacts who share your interests
• create blogs, photo albums, upload movies, music and more
• use built-in communication services
• create classified ads and get response
• create content channels and invite people who share your ineterests
• create your own event or attend other members' events

What does this meens for all of us, this is another great form of Free exposure for our businesses and also a Great New Technology with an awesome Social Networking Platform . I hope this helps everyone reading this to help get theirselves more exposure on the web. Don't forget they pay you a % of their advertising revenues also... http://www.web2upgrade.com/mikec154

Coming back to my post, recently, my SEO colleague and my friends wanted to know if it is possible to gain more than $1000 from a blog per month. I have been making some research on this topic and have tried to find the hidden features to achieve this. The technique used is simple with no exceptional skills required but its not that easy too.

So below is the solution to earn $1000 dollars :

1) Don’t neglect on making articles. If you really want to earn money by blogging, spend a sufficient amount of your time into your prepared blogs everyday. I would suggest at least 2 posts per day so that your blog is active all the time. If for some reason, you were unable to write a post, mention an apologetic sentence stating it to all your readers, so that you gain a certain level of respect from them.

2) Prepare BIG articles containing ORIGINAL content. Well after all a infectious content is the main reason which will attract readers to your blog. So maintain a good balance in terms of your big articles.

3) Don’t be too greedy. Just keep in mind, Quality is always better than Quantity. Keep active only one to two blogs instead of 10 tiny blogs. Do not fill your blog with unnecessary and irrelevant adverts. Keep the blog decent having a good look and feel and colors to attract and importantly hold on to readers.

4) Offer subscriptions to the readers visiting your blog. After it grows to 200 or more, add feedcount widget to your blog. Many readers subscribe by watching the feedcount on your blog. This is often stated as a balanced assessment sheet of blogs.

5) Bookmark your blog regularly in popular bookmarking website to increase your friends list based that your posts or articles are more visible.

6) Always reply to the comments from your blog site so that you create a good rapo with readers for them to visit your blog site again.

7) Always visit forums (that are popular) regularly. Also, if possible make lenses in Squidoo and hubs in hubpages because it helps you to promote your blog which in return helps you in earning money at the same time.

8) Finally, (from my past experience) I would suggest to write reader-centric. Read various blogs sites of similar topics as yours and check the articles or posts which are the most popular ones. Then translate them into your own simple user-friendly words with good vocabulary and narration.

That’s it then, the above tips are to my best of my knowledge and experience, but the results  may vary as per your implementation and dedication of work you have put in.

All the best in earning by marketing blogs and share with me about your experience in using the above tips. Also feel free to write to me regarding any issue on the above article.

Written by Nitesh Pednekar (niteshseo86@gmail.com)
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Thousands of blogs are written on SEO every day and they all scoot around the same ideas of metas, clean URLs, keywords, links, site navigation and regularly updated content. While I am still in the learning process, and will probably never be an expert due to search engines constantly improving and tweaking their algorithms, I feel that every article is saying the same thing, day after day. Today I read an article on Promotion World on “15 unforgettable priceless tips regarding on-page optimization” and I thought I would expand on the list by digging a little deeper on a few of the points.

1.    URLs—First, keep it clean. Use hyphens and not any characters that the spiders won’t be able to detect—or they’ll stop reading your pages! This is especially true for each individual product. While the article suggests using your prime targeted keyword, I have to argue that building brand awareness is more valuable. Put your prime targeted keyword as the first phrase in your Page Title.

2.    Your Page Title does not need to include your brand name. This is especially important for new websites. Have 5-7 key phrases to help optimize your search results. Additionally, be sure not to repeat page titles. You want each one unique and relevant to the content on the page.

3.    Meta Descriptions—Begin with top keyword phrases and ensure that each sentence is dramatically correct. The description must also be enticing as it is what customers read as they are determining on which link to click.

4.    Image Optimization—Try to limit the flash on the website if you are new to the industry. This will help optimize the page for the time being. Also, ensure that the text surrounding the image is supportive and relevant. This is important for Google Image searches. Also, don’t forget about Alt Tags! Have descriptive text for EVERY image.

5.    Every homepage should have links to deeper pages. I am not referring to the navigation menus, but the main body of text. If you are referring to the products that you offer, be sure that hyperlinks are plentiful to ensure that customers and SE spiders can easily find what you are talking about. And don’t stop at the homepage, put them EVERYWHERE!

While I am stopping at my top 5 points, you can see that SEO is a diligent and time consuming task. Here at ShopVisible, it is our job to ensure that clients are completing every step to reach the top of search results. With helpful educational and training documents, our step-by-step instructions are easy to follow. Don’t fret; this doesn’t all need to be done in one day. Once your site is live, begin these steps and you will miraculously see your traffic increase.

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Recently,  Hitwise Monthly Category Report for  Travel was released based on US Internet usuage for the month of June 2008. Leading the way in the top 4 were Mapquest, Google Maps, Expedia, and Yahoo Maps. In the last 4 months the above websites have remain constant in their positions.

Maps are becoming increasing important on websites as they provide useful information on how to find your business as well services nearby. You can include photos, videos, reviews and much more on your map. Maps are also high in search engine listings as well. Usually in the search, map(s) will be listed in first page of your search.

Visit Victoria County website has being using maps on its website for the last 3 years and has most of Victoria County businesses with GPS positions. Try the Interactive Map on Visit Victoria County website.

Source Code Testing: 

1. Source Code history
2. Use of readable indentation for source
3. Source Code optimization
4. Source Code Comment documentation
5. Source Code Backup
6. Appropriate naming conventions for source files
7. Appropriate storage location for source files
8. Appropriate use of Transactions wherever required
9. Appropriate use of Stored Procedures wherever required
10. Use of functions for code reuse
11. Use of Common library
12. CSS Code to be separated from the source code
13. AJAX code to be separated from the source code
14. Use of version control mechanism
15. Source Code encryption mechanism
16. Appropriate use of sessions / cookies
17. LDAP authentication
18. Following the standards. (for e.g. XHTML 1.0 standard for web coding).
19. Appropriate naming conventions for functions used and functions in the common library
20. Appropriate Folder structure for source code files
21. Clearance of extra comments, unnecessary code, echoes, alerts, type texts
22. No hard coding should be present 

Database Testing: 

1. Appropriate linking of tables
2. Normalization
3. Naming Conventions
4. Appropriate storage engine is used
5. Optimized field types are used
6. Backup function
7. Appropriate use of Triggers
8. Encrypted storage of confidential data
9. Compressed storage of big data
10. Appropriate prefixing for special characters before storage
11. Scalability
12. Database Document - Design schema with sample data
13. Appropriate filtering of data before storing into the database
14. Appropriate default values for table fields
15. Appropriate comments entered for table fields
16. Database Design query with sample data to be documented 

UI Testing: 

1. Consistency of screens
2. Consistency of background colours
3. Usage of pleasant colours
4. IPR violation with logos, images, colours, text
5. Consistency across multiple browsers (IE, Mozilla, Netscape)
6. All controls on the screen should be accessible through keyboard / Keyboard shortcuts
7. Various screen sizes testing
8. Various Platforms testing
9. Best Configuration message on home page
10. Appropriate tool tips for all elements on UI
11. All dropdowns heights and widths, symmetry and consistency
12. Textboxes height and width
13. Overall symmetry
14. All kinds of necessary validations for blank data inputs, illegal data inputs
15. Warning, error window sizes and placement
16. Test for SQL injection
17. Testing for over limit, under limit, different data types, null inputs
18. Testing for Reflection, no variable/class/method names should be hard coded
19. Print all the output reports and test them for alignment, proper page breaks, formatting, paper size, data readability and completeness
20. Scalability for various technologies, if yes, define configuration and process steps for migration
21. Backup
22. Backup Procedure documented
23. Auto/Manual Backup
24. All necessary documentations: commenting the code, flow chart, database design/schema, table design/scheme, user manual, source code/files naming conventions, ER diagram, help files, researched material
25. Testing for SOX compliancy
26. Overall user friendliness & aesthetics
27. Should be best viewable with 800x600 resolution
28. Maximizing, minimizing, resizing of windows to be possible
29. Positioning of cursor on the first editable field in Data entry screens
30. Every screen should have one Default button
31. Acknowledgment of error messages should take the control to where the error occurred
32. The Title bar should contain appropriate title
33. Every screen should have a title/header
34. Ease of use without any help
35. Grammatical correctness of error messages
36. Correct grammar for texts, field names, tool tips
37. Grammatical correctness of Help text
38. Text box lengths should correspond the length of data they take, wherever possible
39. Default values to be populated wherever possible
40. Consistent behaviour when screen resolution is changed
41. Consistency of margins and header and footer
42. Consistency of Colour of form
43. Consistency of Size of form
44. Consistency of fonts used for labels
45. Consistency of Size of buttons
46. Consistent use of animations/graphics
47. Consistency of labelling of controls (buttons, boxes)
48. Consistency of length of textboxes for the same field
49. Consistency of formats for date fields
50. Effective reuse of repeatable visual themes
51. When a button is clicked
52. When an error is encountered
53. When a field is being validated
54. Should support users' sequence of accomplishing a task
55. ‘Back' and ‘Home' links to be provided
56. Correct order of tabbing
57. Text to be selected when tabbing to a textbox
58. All tab controls should be accessible thru' keyboard
59. Shortcut keys (hot keys) to be unique
60. Links should be obvious and consistent
61. Functioning of the ‘Back' and ‘Forward' functions of the browser
62. Check if all links are active
63. Alignment of labels
64. Alignment of buttons
65. Anything that needs user action must be communicated
66. Feedback should be provided whenever relevant
67. Minimum usage of pop-ups and message boxes
68. User errors must be communicated
69. Availability of Help feature
70. Availability of Context-sensitive help, wherever needed
71. Buttons should be enabled/disabled depending on context
72. Non-editable text fields should be distinctly visible from others
73. Messages and labels should be accurate and appropriate for the context
74. Check if all links lead to meaningful points
75. Use of familiar and comfortable language
76. Abbreviations and code language to be used minimally
77. Help and Search links should be distinctly visible
78. Visible font for all text
79. Avoid all CAPS text
80. Help messages to be clear and concise
81. Error messages to be clear and concise
82. Should avoid horizontal scrolling
83. Should avoid vertical scrolling as much as possible
84. Logical ordering of controls
85. Position of controls should be meaningful
86. Grouping of related info. and data
87. Appropriate label for grouped data
88. Drop down/combo box menu to be ordered
89. Toggling of checkboxes
90. Checking/un checking of checkboxes through space-bar
91. Single choice for radio-buttons
92. Access keys (Keyboard shortcuts) letter should be underlined when visible on the UI
93. Frozen grid titles
94. Horizontal alignment of tables, body, div, span, data grid
95. Vertical alignment of tables, body, div, span, data gird
96. Mandatory fields should be distinctly marked in the UI 

Functional Testing: 

1. Basic Data flow is working properly
2. To be able to add data and save it correctly
3. To be able to edit data correctly
4. To be able to copy data correctly
5. To be able to delete data correctly
6. Cancel function
7. Logout function
8. Change Password feature
9. Password Complexity
10. Password History
11. Various authentication levels
12. Application should be accessible thru' URL as well as IP address
13. Time to load the application must be appropriate
14. Search Function
15. Search facility should be flexible (wildcards, mixed case, partial strings etc.)
16. Prompt to save unsaved data while trying to move to next screen
17. Password validation
18. Positioning of pop up windows
19. Field vs. form level validations
20. Destructive actions to be confirmed
21. UI shows navigation and user friendly message for null records in the database
22. Search Engine Optimization (SEO)
23. A "Contact us" page for maintenance team. The page should have mail id,  address and phone numbers
24. Application should have a visible status bar - logged in user, logged in time, date
25. A user confirmation while logging out or closing the application
26. User should not be allowed to navigation to any of the application pages without logging in
27. User session should auto expire within the following specified time period (5 minutes > Session Expiry time > 15 minutes)
28. Highlighting of searched keywords should be present for Search feature

This question was prompted by the perception that more and more Guardian stories (and stories from other MSM outlets) seem to be creeping further and further up the home page on Digg, at the expense of those tech-fixated sources which used to dominate.

If this were the consequence of an editorial decision on the part of Digg's hierarchy, it might well make good sense for both parties. Newspapers are losing out to search engines (and to one in particular), so why not confront this problem by buying into the way (or rather one of the ways) search is heading in future?

It's an intriguing theory, albeit one based on supposition rather than any smoking gun.

You'd think that particular title would have it's hands full right now, in honeymoon mode so to speak.

The Guardian proposed to paidContent last week, who said 'yes' - a marriage of new media services which received the blessing of Jeff Jarvis.

But just 24 hours earlier, Jeff put the cat amongst the pigeons with some blue skies thinking around the theme of where the media might go in future with it's business models.

Why don't newspapers offload production and distribution of their content to a company who knows exactly what it's doing online, who is already doing it well, like, say... Google?

This suggestion sparked good debate, with some in the industry betraying a propensity toward Marxist thought – ownership of the means of distribution is clearly crucial to some.

Nevertheless, with the ongoing malaise across the media market, many newspaper execs must be scratching their heads, contemplating all the different ways they might make their titles sustainable, but moreover profitable into an online future.

If a newspaper were to buy out a social news service like Digg, and introduce more of it's readers to the service, they could develop a network of mutual trust and self-interest across the net, which could certainly be monetized some way down the line.

However, that's for the future. In the here and now, there have been several murmurings in the blogosphere about just how the MSM are getting their titles top of the heap in social news services.

Back in June, Paul Bradshaw questioned how The Daily Mail had suddenly become so successful on Digg and Reddit. Then a fortnight ago, Matt Wardman took a forensic look at how the UK online media are tampering with their content for optimal recall (suggesting the possible use of foul means).

It would seem the media are still in denial when it comes to the future – its cheaper and easier to boost your ABCe figures by twisting the system, than by creating and fostering a social network around your content.

But, long-term this is a busted flush – as another controversial Jeff Jarvis post hinted at last week – Google is getting better at spotting those foul means, and sorting the wheat of good content from the chafe of mendacious SEO.*

Whether or not any media company are sizing up Digg (or any of the other social news services out there), its certainly something to consider.

If you open up a genuine two-way dialogue with your readers, it opens up the possibility of moving your business model away from production, and toward providing a service – something many who've been contemplating this issue for much longer than me, are well attuned to.

That said, there are some who would urge a note of caution – just how social are social news sites?

*And yes, for anyone who reads this and wonders, I am fully aware SEO is mostly used for good. <ok>

Hasil pencarian yang ditampilkan oleh sebuah mesin pencari biasanya berbeda dengan yang ditampilkan oleh mesin pencari yang lainnya. Tergantung pada algoritma pencarian yang dipakai oleh masing-masing mesin pencari. Dengan mempelajari algoritma itulah, para pemilik web melakukan SEO (Search Engine Optimization) untuk menaikkan ranking (urutannya) pada sebuah mesin pencari.

Berikut ini beberapa mesin pencari yang paling populer saat ini.

(1) Google Search. Url: http://google.com. Jika Anda mengetik dari IP Indonesia, akan langsung di-redirect ke http://google.co.id. Untuk saat ini, Google Search adalah mesin pencari nomor satu, mengalahkan Yahoo Search yang sebelumnya sempat merajai.

(2) Yahoo Search. Url: http://yahoo.com. Karena tahu telah dikalahkan oleh Google, kini Yahoo memilih gaya diversifikasi. Berbeda dengan Google yang begitu diakses hanya akan menampilkan kotak pencari, halaman pertama Yahoo memiliki tampilan yang lebih ramai, menampilkan berbagai macam layanannya seperti Yahoo Answer, Yahoo Weather, dan sebagainya. Yahoo berharap berbagai macam layanannya tersebut bisa menjadikannya lebih menarik dan disukai pengunjung.

(3) Live Search (sebelumnya MSN Search). Url: http://live.com. Ini adalah mesin pencari yang dikembangkan sendiri oleh Microsoft, sebuah pabrik software yang sangat terkemuka.

(4) Ask.com. Salah satu kelebihannya adalah memberikan fitur 'Narrow search' dan 'Expand search'. Dalam fitur tersebut, Ask.com mencoba membuat sub-sub kategori, yang diharapkan akan membantu pengunjungnya untuk melakukan pencarian secara lebih spesifik.

(5) Clusty.com (sebelumnya vivisimo.com). Mesin pencari ini unggul karena melakukan clustering pada hasil pencariannya berupa sub-sub kategori yang akan membantu pengunjung untuk melakukan pencarian secara lebih spesifik dan lebih mengena (mirip dengan Narrow Search pada Ask.com).

Pada umumnya, kita melakukan pencarian dengan hanya mengetikkan kata-kata kunci. Padahal, ada juga cara lain untuk melakukan pencarian, yaitu dengan menelusuri direktori (directory search), yang bisa juga dipadukan dengan kata-kata kunci. Beberapa mesin pencari yang memakai metode ini antara lain: Google Directory, Yahoo Directory, dan dmoz.org.

Mesin pencari apa yang Anda sukai? Dan metode pencarian seperti apa yang Anda sukai? Tentu saja terserah Anda. Saya sendiri paling suka memakai dua mesin pencari: Google dan Clusty.com. Kalau Anda bagaimana?

Seolu günler görmeniz dileği ile bizden ayrılmayın :)

• Good design
• Proper and appropriate content
• User friendly

The keywords as well the key-phrases in a SEO should be applied properly. With a SEO you can improve your ranking on search engine result pages. Moreover SEO is known as a well practiced process that requires far-reaching commitment of resources with time and proficiency.
Bottom line - SEO not only drives more traffic towards your site but also helps in online business appreciation.

Website design Mumbai

This refers to those factors that are present on your web page, url and domain name which can lead to a positive or negative search engine ranking for your web. Based on online research, some of the positive on-page factors include keyword/phrase used in the url and domain, keyword/phrase used in header, keyword/phrase used H1, H2 or H3, amount of keyword/phrase used or its density, keyword/phrase used in internal links, Site’s age, website validation, etc..

Where as some of the negative on-page factors include text presented in graphics form, keyword stuffing, putting link to low ranked site, using the word “links” in title tag, using images and text from other sites, use of frames, problem html code etc..

b) Off-page factors:

This refers to those factors which affect your sites ranking and are based on links to your web, keywords given to search engines and few other facts about your domain. Search engines pay more attention to off-page factors. Some of the positive off-page factors include incoming link from, page rank of referring page, age of link, popularity of referring page, referring website should be on the same theme/subject, referring site’s age, keyword searches used to find you, number of years the domain has been registered for, etc..

Where as some of the negative off-page factors include paying a company for web traffic, zero links to your website, link buying, links from low ranked websites, server timeout, etc.

SEO web writing trends suggest that competition among online services has led to a need for higher quality articles.  Besides, it’s not just the search engine cooperation that companies need.  If a casual web viewer were to find your web page and read incoherent or grammatically affect text, they would quickly lose interest in your product.  It pays to have original, well-written online content.

Another one of the more disturbing SEO web writing trends is that of web masters using computer programs to write articles.  This practice involves entering one original text into a system and then getting five alternatively worded versions of the same source article.  Theoretically a great idea, as the website owner could pay one writer for the job of five.  Unfortunately, randomized sentences don’t come out too well.  The following is an actual result from one of these online programs that made a simple paragraph about schooling into something truly bizarre: (quoted from “Writers Depository”)

“While parents would be copyright and pleading a comforting home for their child, and be related to their complaints and feelings, schools can also instrument a intersection in reshaping a uneasy student’s hostile mind. Some psychologists and counselors are disposable to dishwashing in high and help students speciate insurgence trait and attic abilities.”

Now you understand the idea of why intelligent human writing is indispensable and worth paying for.  SEO web writing trends indicate that quality writing is becoming all the more important in the age of Web 2.0.  For more information on SEO web writing trends and great rates on SEO articles, visit Words You Want.

Being a Winner in the web domain requires your presence at the right place, all the time. Search Engine Optimization is all about being there and doing that. It requires diligently written content, rich enough to catch eyeballs, and unsurpassable technical know-how to complement it.

'Slow but steady' is the mantra we follow at NetCreativeMind for optimizing your website on popular search engines. Our timeless experience has taught us that optimization is a journey, which takes a while to get you in full flow. The ultimate destination is always climbing up to the top of the ladder using moral ways.

As of now, "search" is the second most-popular activity online next to checking emails. This is the reason why we need to market our sites to those search engines. We market for better visibility and traffic! We are targeting potential clients through search engines, the highest quality traffic your website can get.

In this blog, I'm going to share SEO tips and guide. Like on page and off page optimization, seo news, seo tools, seo tricks, blogging, etc... But all things that I'm about to share are FREE!

To add up, i will also discuss some relevant topics about philippine real estate, industrial equipments, free video conferencing, and ppc search engine internet marketing.