Grabbed from link We have seen a few social as well as real-time search engines previously, and this whole week is all about a new-comer: Leapfish. In fact , there’s so much buzz around it that I found it necessary to review the tool here and discuss it with our SEJ community. Leapfish is a new social and real-time search engine. In their own words: There is more content, more variety and more services that are all very valuable to us....

Grabbed from link SEJ tools have a very handy SERPs tracking option that allows you to track rankings of multiple keyword sets in Google, Yahoo! and Bing. But beside just monitoring your keyword positions, the utility gives you one more really useful option: compare your rankings with your closest competitors. Here’s a quick how-to: 1. Start by adding the keywords to the tracker: there are several ways to do that:Add keywords manually:...

Grabbed from link In a recent interview with Google Engineer Matt Cutts, Web Pro News is reporting that Matt  may have hinted on the future of how Google may  rank websites. And guess what? It has something to do with how fast a website actually loads. During the interview Matt told Web Pro News: “I think a lot of people in 2010 are going to be thinking more about ‘how do I have my site be fast,’ how do I have it be rich without...

Grabbed from link It doesn’t matter whether Google took this long to do this, it is definitely all worth the wait. I’m talking about the integration World Bank development indicators to Google search. Google just announced that World Bank’s 17 World Development Indicators which are previously buried deep within World Bank’s database is now finally available to anyone using Google Search.Being in another development financial...

Grabbed from link Posted by randfish When I first started in SEO, link acquisition was almost always a manual process. I’d search the engines for links that pointed to the competition, find relevant directories and link lists, email relevant sites and beg, borrow or bribe (aka buy advertising) to get a link. I tried reciprocal link building (and did some pretty dumb stuff). Then, as I got more intertwined in the SEO community, I...

Grabbed from link Posted by RobOusbey A useful indicator of SEO success is the number of unique keyphrases that send traffic to a website. An increase in this number is a reflection of increased trust in the site by search-engines. Google Analytics can show you the total number of unique organic keyphrases at a glance, on the Traffic Sources ? Keywords page. (Make sure you select ‘non-paid’ to exclude any CPC campaigns.) This...