I just found another Google webmaster guideline worth sharing…
According to Matt Cutts, the FTC thinks you should clearly mark paid links. If you do clearly mark paid links Google editors will penalize you for buying / selling links, then they will pay an AdSense spammer to steal all your content. Don’t worry though, as Google [...]
Written by Sahala Swenson, Webmaster Tools Team
As you know, the queries used to find your website in search results can change over time. Your website content changes, as do the needs of all the busy searchers out there. Whether the queries associated with your site change subtly or dramatically, it’s pretty useful to see how [...]
Written by Mickey Kataria, Google ZürichThe Sitemaps team is continuing its trend of extending the Sitemap Protocol for specific products and content types. Our latest work with the Google Code Search team now enables you to create Sitemaps that contain information about public source code you host and would like to include in Code [...]
Written by Stacey Kuznetsov, Search Quality
Sitelinks are extra links that appear below some search results in Google. They serve as shortcuts to help users quickly navigate to the important pages on your site.
Selecting pages to appear as sitelinks is a completely automated process. Our algorithms parse the structure and content of websites and identify pages [...]
Today I wanted to start a series of articles on best SEO techniques when building a Search Engine Friendly web page and/or optimizing it for best Results in Search Engines (SERP).
In this first article we’ll discuss proper use and optimization of Meta Tags and using keywords and phrases in Meta Tags.
Meta Tag Quick Overview
What are [...]
You know the old joke where the rich guy brings a suitcase full of gold to St. Peter at the Pearly Gates and he laughs and says, "You brought some bricks for the road?" The old adage is that you can’t take it with you. This is true for WordPress, the premeir blogging platform on [...]
To make SEO optimization of your websites for search engines easier I just added few more free SEO tools today.
First one is Advanced Meta Tags Generator . This tool will help you create meta tags for your website or any page. Best SEO practice is to have unique meta tags for each page. Meta Tags [...]
What is Keyword Density?
Keyword density is an indicator of the number of times the selected keyword appears in the web page. Just remember, keywords shouldn’t be over used, but should be just sufficient enough to appear at important places.
How important it is?
Keyword density on your site and pages is very important because most search [...]
On Saturday, October 13th, the AdWords system will be unavailable from approximately 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. PDT due to our regularly scheduled maintenance. While you won’t be able to log into your accounts during this time, your campaigns will continue to run as usual.
AdWords system maintenance typically occurs on the second Saturday of each [...]
Lately we’ve received some inquiries about the locations that are often displayed beneath the last line of text in AdWords ads. Here’s some helpful information that explains when we display locations, and how we determine what to display.
When you use regional targeting in your campaigns, Google users searching from your targeted areas will see the [...]
We’ve got two new resources for advertisers: the latest edition of the AdWords Tech B2B Industry Newsletter and the brand new AdWords Entertainment & Media Industry Newsletter.
In the latest issue of the Tech B2B Industry Newsletter, you’ll find tips for connecting with small businesses and ways to expand your reach using Google’s content network [...]
In part two of this series, Fred Vallaeys, Product Evangelist for AdWords, discussed how to set up the conversion tracking feature available in every Standard Edition AdWords account — and how to use conversion tracking information to track your ROI. Today, in the final installment of the series, Fred is back with tips on how [...]
