Matt Cutts, a senior software engineer for Google, says that piling links onto a competitor’s site to reduce its search rank isn’t impossible, but it’s extremely difficult.”
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Search Engine Optimization (SEO) should be at the top of your Web publishing priority list. If Web surfers can't find your site, they can't read it, use it or share it with others.
One might think SEO is an arcane science that only a few experts have mastered. There is quite a bit to it, and there are times you might want to employ an SEO firm or expert to help you optimize your site. Often this is a costly solution that's not feasible for individuals or small businesses.
The good news is Search Engine Optimization doesn't have to be rocket science. There are quite a few things you can do on your own. I've got a few proven, and easy to do tips and techniques that will help people find your content and make it easy for Google (and other engines) to crawl and index your site.
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I have been testing these Sitelinks for quite some time now on several websites, from new to very old, from few to zounds of visitors.
What are Sitelinks ? They are a collection of links, automatically chosen by Google’s algorithm, to appear below the result of website, linking to main pages of your website. They are randomly chosen, although you can block any link from appearing. We will discuss more about Sitelinks in the Google Sitelinks FAQ section below.
Recently, some of my websites got Sitelinks whilst I tried different ways of reaching this milestone.
Matt Cutts published Three tips for “company blogging” on August 24, 2008 help people you blog for the company officially or unofficially. Here are his top three rules of thumb.
1. Don’t make hard promises about the future.
2. Don’t trash talk a competitor.
3. Don’t post when you’re angry.
