Digital Media marketing , Content marketing, Chatgpt

The Digital Advantage: Transforming Businesses in Dubai with Expert Digital Marketing, SEO, and ChatGPT Services

2023-07-19T10:48:00.006-07:00

Digital Marketing Company in Dubai

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Latest New Bookmarking List 2020, Jun, July, Aug Social Bookmarking sites

2020-06-17T10:48:00.003-07:00

S.No.	Bookmarking List	Month
1	http://travelmithu.com/	Jun-20
1	Social Bookmarking list 2020	Jun-20
2	http://simply.goarticles.info/	Jun-20
3	http://single.goarticles.info/	Jun-20
4	http://sites.goarticles.info/	Jun-20
5	http://skep.goarticles.info/	Jun-20
6	http://shift.goarticles.info/	Jun-20
7	http://seooptions.ml/	Jun-20
8	http://prbookmarking.cf/	Jun-20
9	http://bookweb.prbookmarking.cf	Jun-20
10	http://bookshop.prbookmarking.cf	Jun-20
11	http://bookget.prbookmarking.cf	Jun-20
12	http://clickpoint.prbookmarking.club/	Jun-20
13	http://clickpath.prbookmarking.club/	Jun-20
14	http://seo.bookmarkzone.club/	Jun-20
15	http://click1.prbookmarking.club/	Jun-20
16	http://top.seooptions.ml/	Jun-20
17	http://brand1.prbookmarking.club/	Jun-20
18	http://booktech.prbookmarking.cf	Jun-20
19	http://booknet.prbookmarking.cf	Jun-20
20	http://bookpro.prbookmarking.cf	Jun-20
21	http://seolocal.prbookmarking.club/	Jun-20
22	http://world.seooptions.ml/	Jun-20
23	http://linkseo.prbookmarking.club/	Jun-20
24	http://newvideo.prbookmarking.club/	Jun-20
25	http://techhappy.seobookmarking.club/	Jun-20
26	http://bookteam.prbookmarking.cf	Jun-20
27	http://bookbest.prbookmarking.cf	Jun-20
28	http://bookonline.prbookmarking.cf	Jun-20
29	http://live.seooptions.ml/	Jun-20
30	http://home.seooptions.ml/	Jun-20
31	http://allhappy.seobookmarking.club/	Jun-20
32	http://thehappy.seobookmarking.club/	Jun-20
33	http://nethappy.seobookmarking.club/	Jun-20
34	http://prohappy.seobookmarking.club/	Jun-20
35	http://techbook.dabookmarks.club/	Jun-20
36	http://buy.seooptions.ml/	Jun-20
37	http://travelthe.travelmithu.com/	Jun-20
38	http://netbook.dabookmarks.club/	Jun-20
39	http://lovebook.dabookmarks.club/	Jun-20
40	http://autobook.dabookmarks.club/	Jun-20
41	http://clubbookmark.xyz/	Jun-20
42	http://book.clubbookmark.xyz/	Jun-20
43	http://bookbond.dabookmarks.club/	Jun-20
44	http://www.seokhazanatools.com/	Jun-20
45	http://arch.seokhazanatools.com/	Jun-20
46	http://cloudon.seokhazanatools.com/	Jun-20
47	http://body.clubbookmark.xyz/	Jun-20
48	http://board.clubbookmark.xyz/	Jun-20
49	http://bond.clubbookmark.xyz/	Jun-20
50	http://core.seokhazanatools.com/	Jun-20
51	http://intel.seokhazanatools.com/	Jun-20
52	http://wayin.seokhazanatools.com/	Jun-20
53	http://city.seokhazanatools.com/	Jun-20
54	http://relax.seokhazanatools.com/	Jun-20
55	http://seobalnd.seokhazanatools.com/	Jun-20
56	http://coolseo.seokhazanatools.com/	Jun-20
57	http://seologic.seokhazanatools.com/	Jun-20
58	http://bit.goarticles.info/	Jun-20
59	http://fun.goarticles.info/	Jun-20
60	http://mini.goarticles.info/	Jun-20
61	http://mega.goarticles.info/	Jun-20
62	http://uni.goarticles.info/	Jun-20
63	http://joy.goarticles.info/	Jun-20
64	http://tech.prbookmarking.club/	Jun-20
65	http://click.prbookmarking.club/	Jun-20
66	http://brand.prbookmarking.club/	Jun-20
67	http://happy.prbookmarking.club/	Jun-20
68	http://video.prbookmarking.club/	Jun-20
69	http://info.prbookmarking.club/	Jun-20
70	http://codeapp.prbookmarking.club/	Jun-20
71	http://localseo.prbookmarking.club/	Jun-20
72	http://seolink.prbookmarking.club/	Jun-20
73	http://www.prbookmarking.club/	Jun-20
74	http://happy.seobookmarking.club/	Jun-20
75	http://hot.seobookmarking.club/	Jun-20
76	http://job.seobookmarking.club/	May-20
77	http://magic.seobookmarking.club/	May-20
78	http://sound.seobookmarking.club/	May-20
79	http://dame.dabookmarks.club/	May-20
80	http://daddy.dabookmarks.club/	May-20
81	http://data.dabookmarks.club/	May-20
82	http://www.dabookmarks.club/	May-20
83	http://mob.seobookmarking.club/	May-20
84	http://case.seobookmarking.club/	May-20
85	http://poll.seobookmarking.club/	May-20
86	http://play.seobookmarking.club/	May-20
87	http://over.seobookmarking.club/	May-20
88	http://www.seobookmarking.club/	May-20
89	http://danio.dabookmarks.club/	May-20
90	http://datto.dabookmarks.club/	May-20
91	http://davit.dabookmarks.club/	Jun-20
92	http://dater.dabookmarks.club/	Jun-20
93	http://darts.dabookmarks.club/	Jun-20
94	http://dannny.dabookmarks.club/	Jun-20
95	http://dawk.dabookmarks.club/	Jun-20
96	http://travelweb.travelmithu.com/	Jun-20
97	http://triptravel.travelmithu.com/	Jun-20
98	http://techtravel.travelmithu.com/	Jun-20
99	http://travelnet.travelmithu.com/	Jun-20
100	http://travelnew.travelmithu.com/	Jun-20
101	http://tripsmart.travelmithu.com/	Jun-20
102	http://samaysawara.com/	Jun-20
103	http://webdot.samaysawara.com/	Jun-20
104	http://techdomain.samaysawara.com/	Jun-20
105	http://thecpm.samaysawara.com/	Jun-20
106	http://webcpm.samaysawara.com/	Jun-20
107	http://shopcpm.samaysawara.com/	Jun-20
108	http://netcpm.samaysawara.com/	Jun-20
109	http://artcpm.samaysawara.com/	Jun-20
110	http://techcpm.samaysawara.com/	Jun-20
111	http://cpmnet.samaysawara.com/	Jun-20
112	http://procpm.samaysawara.com/	Jun-20
113	http://onlinecpm.samaysawara.com/	Jun-20
114	https://www.seobacklink.xyz/	Jun-20
115	https://www.anibookmark.com/	Jun-20
116	http://ppc.socialbookmarkingseo.com/	Jun-20
117	http://seoadvices.in/	Jun-20
118	http://carsseo.in/	Jun-20
119	http://projectsseo.in/	Jun-20
120	http://beltseo.in/	Jun-02
121	https://thundersocialbookmarking.com/	Jun-20
122	https://socialbookmark.online/	Jun-20
123	https://freebookmarkingsubmission.net/	Jun-20
124	https://www.socialbookmark.club/	Jun-20
125	https://www.touchndail.com	Jun-20
126	http://www.digitalxiaomi.com	Jun-20
127	http://socialbizarenews.com/	Jun-20
331	http://www.recreation.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
332	http://www.literature.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
333	http://www.post.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
334	http://www.emailing.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
335	http://www.posters.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
336	http://www.trends.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
337	http://www.dieting.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
338	http://www.dynamic.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
339	http://www.candid.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
340	http://www.candid-price.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
341	http://www.hummanities.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
342	http://www.temper.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
343	http://www.undertake.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
344	http://www.government.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
345	http://www.workplace.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
346	http://www.traditional.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
347	http://www.villans.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
348	http://www.e-commerce.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
349	http://www.podcasts.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
350	http://www.statistics.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
351	http://www.reform.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
352	http://www.literacy.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
353	http://www.gaming.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
354	http://www.cleartrip.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
355	http://www.electricity.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
356	http://www.playstation.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
357	http://www.lipitor.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
358	http://www.corolla.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
359	http://www.ipad.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
360	http://www.beauty.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
361	http://www.disaster.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
362	http://www.critcisms.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
363	http://www.reference.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
364	http://www.museums.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
365	http://www.galleries.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
366	http://www.webmasters.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
367	http://www.campaign.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
368	http://www.confer.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
369	http://www.contract.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
370	http://www.wander.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
371	http://www.knight.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
372	http://www.convince.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
373	http://www.inspire.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
374	http://www.convention.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
375	http://www.financial.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
376	http://www.reflect.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
377	http://www.novel.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
378	http://www.furnish.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
379	http://www.compel.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
380	http://www.venture.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
381	http://www.territory.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
382	http://www.chargers.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
383	http://www.powerbanks.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
384	http://www.majority.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
385	http://www.scheme.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
386	http://www.attitude.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
387	http://www.distinction.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
388	http://www.attribute.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
389	http://www.disposition.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
390	http://www.advocate.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
391	http://www.multitude.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
392	http://www.provoke.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
393	http://www.perpetual.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
394	http://www.elaborate.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
395	http://www.frontier.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
396	http://www.flourish.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
397	http://www.gravity.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
398	http://www.pencil.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
399	http://www.conspicuous.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
400	http://www.retort.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
401	http://www.slippers.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
402	http://www.party.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
403	http://www.pillowcovers.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
404	http://www.blankets.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
405	http://www.towels.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
406	http://www.kitchen.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
407	http://www.carpets.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
408	http://www.handtool.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
409	http://www.powertool.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
410	http://www.reliance-market.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
411	http://www.science.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
412	http://www.media.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
413	http://www.updates.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
414	http://www.experts.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
415	http://www.astrology.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
416	http://www.interview.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
417	http://www.sunglasses.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
418	http://www.frames.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
419	http://www.smart-price.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
420	http://www.jewellery.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
421	http://www.shavers.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
422	http://www.grooming.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
423	http://www.deodrants.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
424	http://www.perfumes.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
425	http://www.sneakers.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
426	http://www.boots.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
427	http://www.loafers.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
428	http://www.flipflops.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
429	http://www.sandales.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
430	http://www.floaters.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
431	http://www.online-astrology.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
432	http://www.slowers.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
433	http://www.chemicals.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
434	http://www.auctions.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
435	http://www.antiques.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
436	http://www.collectibles.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
437	http://www.nanotechnology.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
438	http://www.meteorology.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
439	http://www.hydrology.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
440	http://www.geography.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
441	http://www.forensics.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
442	http://www.ecology.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
443	http://www.headphones.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
444	http://www.headsets.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
445	http://www.screenguards.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
446	http://www.wearables.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
447	http://www.harddisks.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
448	http://www.footwear.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
449	http://www.wedges.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
450	http://www.ballerinas.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
451	http://www.calculaters.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
452	http://www.online-teaching.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
453	http://www.helpdesk.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
454	http://www.callcenters.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
455	http://www.dictionary.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
456	http://www.girl.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
457	http://www.tshirts.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
458	http://www.fashion.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
459	http://www.smo.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
460	http://www.ppc.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
461	http://www.web.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
462	http://www.projects.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
463	http://www.mobile.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
464	http://www.desktop.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
465	http://www.web-services.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
466	http://www.buildings.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
467	http://factories.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
468	http://www.charity.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
469	http://www.chats.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
470	http://www.forums.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
471	http://www.brokers.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
472	http://www.linguistics.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
473	http://www.wholesale.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
474	http://www.weddings.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
475	http://www.seasonal.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
476	http://www.pets.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
477	http://www.lounge.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
478	http://www.interior.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
479	http://www.driveways.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
480	http://www.conservatory.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
481	http://www.web-promotion.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
482	http://www.articles.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
483	http://www.digital-marketing.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
484	http://www.hospitality.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
485	http://www.paintings.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
486	http://www.expert-advice.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
487	http://www.suppliers.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
488	http://www.traders.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
489	http://www.travel.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
490	http://restaurants.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
491	http://www.hotels.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
492	http://www.franchises.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
493	http://www.advertising.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
494	http://www.property.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
495	http://www.products.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
496	http://www.vehicles.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
497	http://www.support-services.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
498	http://www.celebrations.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
499	http://www.festivals.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
500	http://www.politics.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
501	http://www.christmas.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
502	http://www.office-products.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
503	http://www.outdoor-recreation.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
504	http://www.photography.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
505	http://www.sports.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
506	http://www.tools.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
507	http://www.toys-and-games.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
508	http://www.customer-service.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
509	http://www.call-centers.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
510	http://www.customer-support.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
511	http://www.mystery-shopping.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
512	http://www.education-and-training.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
513	http://www.electronics-and-electrical.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
514	http://www.employment.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
515	http://www.careers.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
516	http://www.outplacement.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
517	http://www.colleges.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
518	http://www.universities.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
519	http://www.consultants.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
520	http://www.events.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
521	http://www.instruments.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
522	http://www.advices.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
523	http://www.blogs.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
524	http://www.programs.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
525	http://www.technology.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
526	http://www.shoppings.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
527	http://www.travelers.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
528	http://www.remedies.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
529	http://www.tips.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
530	http://www.ticks.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
531	http://www.boy.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
532	http://www.haskell.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
533	http://www.coldfusion.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
534	http://www.database.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
535	http://www.ithelpdesk.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
536	http://www.bigdata.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
537	http://www.webmonitor.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
538	http://www.onlineschool.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
539	http://www.itservices.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
540	http://www.payrole.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
541	http://www.businessloan.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
542	http://www.itsecurity.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
543	http://www.spiders.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
544	http://www.insurance.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
545	http://www.loans.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
546	http://www.mortgage.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
547	http://www.classes.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
548	http://www.treatments.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
549	http://www.cars.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
550	http://www.mobiles.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
551	http://www.internet-marketing.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
552	http://www.international-taxation.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
553	http://www.services.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
554	http://www.trade-lead-portals.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
555	http://www.translation.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
556	http://www.website-promotion.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
557	http://www.shopping.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
558	http://www.autos.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
559	http://www.beauty-products.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
560	http://www.clothing.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
561	http://www.accounting.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
562	http://www.business-to-business.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
563	http://www.outsourcing.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
564	http://www.business-and-society.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
565	http://www.news.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
566	http://www.cooperatives.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
567	http://www.php.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
568	http://www.java.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
569	http://www.javascript.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
570	http://www.perl.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
571	http://www.python.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
572	http://www.casio.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
573	http://www.fossil.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
574	http://sonata.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
575	http://www.backpacks.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
576	http://www.wallets.ipt.pw/	Jun-20
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How Has Artificial Intelligence Changed The Way Mobile Applications Look?

2020-06-05T09:57:00.002-07:00

Artificial intelligence has been a part of the human consciousness for many years. This is due to the fact that many science fiction media like books, movies, graphic novels etc. have incorporated the essence of artificial intelligence ever since the inception of the genre.

For the people belonging to the past, this technology was something that seemed to exist far away into the deep future. The discussions of merits and dangers of creating something that has a functioning mind and consciousness of its own has preceded its actual inception. Religious groups have cried out protesting about the supposedly questionable morals and principles in “playing God” and the scare of these programmed minds overtaking the human civilization have long been a concern of many individuals.

But, now, elements of AI have gradually seeped into our everyday technology without majority of the users knowing about them. Mobile applications have changed the way humans operate and lead their lives. We use many or some of the applications on an almost daily basis. Some of these applications have become so important in our daily lives that, at the end of the day, we find ourselves opening our favourite applications more as a routine and less as a privilege.

From chat-bots to predictive analysis, leading companies and the best developers are looking for various methods to incorporate this technology in their products, services and everyday business practices. All of this is being done in order to improve the current state of technology that is being utilised in full force by the entire human population.

Both the fields of artificial intelligence and machine learning are gradually changing the ways organizations and their clients’ model algorithms and intelligent communications. Mobile applications have dramatically undergone changes after the incorporation of AI within their systems. Most importantly, the mobile apps paired with the elements of artificial intelligence in order to perform tasks that would generally require human effort to finish.

Tasks include speech recognition and interaction, leadership, intelligent interpretation and the ability of visual perception akin to humans. AI has also been used in order to improve the navigation and searching ability through these applications. All in all, mobile apps have dramatically improved their functionality through integration of these resources and improving their ease-of-use.

This has, in turn, resulted in the creation of one universal interface through which almost all of the tasks that are required can be accomplished. These days, mobile applications that have incorporated Artificial Intelligence also have the ability to predict the user’s behavioural patterns and preferences. AI should have the ability to predict any user’s routines which are derived from the past activities.

Software giants like Amazon, Google, Microsoft and Facebook have already spend much of their resources and talent in order the remedy their problems and time consuming processes by incorporating various forms of AI technologies like chat-bots being efficient customer care representatives and also predictive analytics that have the ability to understand the user’s requirement and needs without the user requiring the need to intimate them to the application.

Artificial intelligence is generally regarded as the apex of human achievement, and it is expected to provide humans with real and tangible solutions to all of our problems. AIs have also been predicted to help marketers and salespeople make better decisions and help create a better business metric than the one that is already present.

Various up and coming engineers and software developers are looking forward to build more quick and intuitive apps that can help improve the browsing and searching experiences on the internet.

Vainavi Technologies are some of the examples of marketing and sales AI companies that are looking forward to build and revolutionize AI within the industry. Blue Logic Digital, Concurrently, Cortona, Google Allo, Hound, Robin etc. are some of the examples of the best AI apps for Android and IoS. It is expected that artificial intelligence will become a $38 billion industry by 2025 and companies across all the fields and domains are looking forward to develop this field for a better human experience.

How To Recover From A Google Penalty

2014-10-30T22:16:00.002-07:00

Steps to recover from Google Panda, Google Penguin and other penalties that cause traffic drops.

What are the most common Google Penalties?

The most common Google penalties are Google Panda and Google Penguin which are completely different but can both have similarly devastating effects on your site's traffic. The first step to recovering from any penalty is to correctly identify the type of penalty affecting your website.

This is accomplished by examining the symptoms (site-wide traffic drops, keyword specific drop), the dates correlating with Google updates and any notices you may have received in your Webmaster Tools.

Action Step: Use the following section to properly identify the type of penalty that is affecting your website. If you find that your site corresponds to different types of penalties, then you may attempt to correlate traffic drops with known Google updates.

How To Identify Panda, Penguin and Other Penalties?

Google Panda

The most common penalty, affecting nearly every site is the Panda penalty. Google has stopped called it a penalty and instead prefer to refer to it as a "Quality Algorithm" which evaluates the quality of your entire website.

If the algorithm determines that your website is providing low quality content, then Google will assign your entire website a lower quality score which will make it increasingly difficult for you to rank in the search engine. The rank modifier can severely impact rankings and can lead to massive traffic losses.

This is why Google Panda is a site-wide penalty that affects the rankings for all your organic keywords. If you are penalized by Panda, you'll notice that:

You are experiencing a sharp, yet gradual traffic decline that eventually stabilizes.
Your pages have difficulty ranking no matter how many back links you have.
You can still rank for certain keywords, albeit not as well as before. Your site might be found on page 2 or 3 for many terms.
Historically, after certain Google updates, your rankings drop further. (Google is constantly increasing it's quality standards which means that if their algorithm dislikes your site, it is likely to become worse over time)
Google Panda will NOT show up under manual actions in the webmaster tools.

The latest roll-out is Panda 4.1 released in September 2014 and it affects 3.5% of search queries. Source: Pierre Far's G+ Account

Panda Examples:

_{Panda Related Decline in Traffic}

_{Panda Traffic Decline Stabilizes}

The main element to remember for Panda is it is a site-wide quality algorithm which affects all keywords and all of your traffic. This means that if all your keywords have dropped by a certain percentage (verify this by looking at your Google Analytic traffic), then you might be affected by the Panda algorithm.

Currently, the most effective recovery method is Panda Breakthrough which takes the same information and presents it in a different way to both the users and the search engines so that they deem it to be of higher value. When the information is presented in an optimal way, search engines assign higher quality scores to the pages which ultimately leads to recovery. The higher quality score is partly due to the improved user experience which entails better user metrics by the visitors. This can lead to longer dwell times on the site which returns favorable search metrics.

Other reasons for site-wide traffic losses include link removal, link devaluation, algorithm updates and more.

Google Penguin

The second most common penalty is the Google Penguin algorithm which primarily affects website owners that have engaged in aggressive link building campaigns. Introduced in April 2012, the algorithm looks for aggressive and unnatural link patterns to punish websites that are attempting to manipulate search engine rankings by building artificial links.

Google's stance on link building is that every external link to your site should be natural and given due to the quality of your content. Therefore, any link created with the purpose of increasing your rank is considered to be a violation of Google webmaster guidelines. This includes paid links, asking for a link, negotiating link exchanges, automating link creation via SEO tools and mass syndication with the purpose of manipulating search rankings.

When Google's penguin algorithm detects that you are attempting to manipulate the rankings via unnatural link building, it penalizes your site for the keyword and/or group of keywords that you are targeting.

If you're penalized by Penguin, you'll notice that:

A specific keyword, or group of keywords has suffered a sharp drop in rankings. (Example: Your page goes from position #2 to position #364 in the rankings.)
The page containing the keyword might be de-indexed while the rest of the site is indexed.
You may or may not have a message concerning unnatural linking inside your Webmaster Tools, under "Search Queries" and "Manual Actions"
In some cases, pages on your site that are not supposed to be ranking are now showing up for the penalized terms. (ie: Your contact page now ranks instead of your homepage when you search for your main keyword.)

Penguin Examples:

_{Sharp drop to near 0 traffic for a specific keyword indicates a potential Penguin penalty}

_{Keyword specific drop within the span of 48 hours indicates a potential Penguin penalty}

One important distinction about the Penguin penalty is that it is page specific (Often affecting the homepage, but can also affect sub-pages) meaning that one page can lose it's rankings while another one on the same site performs well.

The 
severity of the penguin penalty can range from dropping a few positions 
to be being completely de-indexed with a manual action associated with 
it.

The recovery process for Penguin is explained and simplified inside the Panda Breakthrough program but here are the basics. The webmaster must extract the link list associated with his website through the webmaster tools "latest links" and remove the links that fall into an unnatural pattern. Removing the links, followed by a reconsideration request and a new link building campaign will lead to a traffic recovery.

De-Indexed Pages & Sites

Other penalties without official names exist and can result in de-indexed pages and/or sites. These are fairly easy to identify and revolve around spammy links, spammy low-quality content and/or other black hat techniques.

To identify if your site has been de-indexed, type: "https://vainavitechnologies.com" in Google and see if anything shows up in the search results.

For pages, you can also attempt searching for a specific snippet of text (7 words) using quotation marks. For example: "This is a the first line of text in my first paragraph" should return your site.

You may also use the command "site:www.yoursitename.com keyword" (without quotes) to determine if the sub-pages are properly indexed.

Last, you may also use the Google Webmaster Tools to further identify indexation issues.

Any site can recover, even if it has been de-indexed and is currently not being listed in the Google search results. Google still crawls de-indexed sites and pages, it just chooses not to list them in the search engine until you resolve the issues associated with them.

De-indexed
 pages CAN be a result of Penguin and Panda penalty but having a 
de-indexed page does not automatically mean you have a Panda or Penguin 
penalty.

Manual Action

Manual actions against your site can also be taken resulting in various penalties (Often severe drops in rankings or being completely de-index) If you have received a message in the Webmaster tools under "Search Queries" and "Manual Actions", then you have a manual penalty associated with your site.

Manual penalties can be for any webmaster guideline violation but are commonly seen in response to:

Selling links, purchasing links
Using doorway pages
Cloaking (Serving different content to Google and users)
Unnatural links (If you see this, refer to the Penguin section as this indicates a Penguin penalty)
Thin content (If you see this, this is one of the rare instances that Google is notifying you of a Panda penalty. If you see this, it is because you have a severe quality issue.)

Manual Penalty Example:

Every manual penalty is assigned a specific duration but you should act quickly to resolve it and file a reconsideration request. Manual action is known to range from 3 months to the expiration of the domain name.

Being penalized by 
Penguin and having a manual action (Unnatural Links) against your site 
is currently the most common type of penalty.

Gradual Traffic Declines

If you have noticed that your traffic is declining over longer periods of time, it is often the result of the Panda algorithm and minor updates that Google is constantly making to their search engine to increase search quality.

Google looks at over 200 signals and unless you're keeping up with them at all times, it might be difficult to pin-point the exact cause for the traffic drop. These algorithmic changes can result in devastating effects over time. An algorithm change can be as small as placing slightly more importance on sub-headlines (and less importance on the main headline) or as massive as changing how Google evaluate links.

Examples of gradual traffic drops:

Your website was averaging 900 unique visitors a day in 2012 which dropped to 650 visitors a day in 2013... and down to 430 visitors a day in 2014.
No messages in webmaster tools

Gradual Traffic Decline Example:

_{Slow decline in traffic over time}

If you have experience a gradual decline, applying the concepts to resolve a Panda penalty will often result in major traffic increases. The best solution is often to find a reliable source of SEO information about Google and apply them to gain a competitive advantage.

Troubleshooting

If you are still unsure of the type of penalty associated with your site, then you may attempt to correlate traffic decline dates with Google update dates. Google periodically announces when they release a major algorithmic update.

Sources for the updates include the official Google Webmaster blog and Matt Cutt's Twitter page.

If you notice a traffic fluctuation on the same date as an algorithm update, you have likely been affected by that update. Unfortunately Google sometimes releases multiple updates (ie: Panda, Penguin and E.M.D. [Exact Match Domain Update]) within the span of 48 hours, making it quite difficult to pin-point the exact penalty.

Here are the most famous penalty dates but there are dozens of minor updates that have occurred between them:

February 14th 2011 Panda
April 24th 2012 Penguin
September 30th 2012 Panda, Penguin 2.0, E.M.D.
September 2013 Hummingbird
January 2014 Panda Refresh
May 20th 2014 Panda 4.0
June 12th 2014 Competitive Terms Update
Sep 25th 2014 Panda 4.1
Oct 19th 2014 Penguin 3.0

Penalty Recovery Procedures

Once you have correctly identified the type of penalty associated with your site, you may begin resolving the issue. Here is an overview of the steps involved in recovering from each penalty.

Overview of a Panda Recovery

Panda is a site-wide quality algorithm that looks for low quality content. However, in recent years it has evolved from solely looking for low quality content... to searching for high quality content to rank. Therefore, it is now essential that you have high quality content that answers the searcher's query in order to rank.

In the how to recover from panda section, you'll discover how Google evaluates your content and how you can modify your existing content to satisfy Google's algorithm.

Here is a broad overview of the Panda process:

Identify the most common quality issues with the site starting with a single page and asking: "Is this the best page on the internet for this topic?"

Google is trying to return the best pages on the internet... and the Panda algorithm is designed to evaluate this content. If the bulk of your site contains high quality content, Panda will consider it to be a high quality site. Contrastingly, if only one or two pages on your site are high quality while the rest are considered low quality, then Google will determine that your site is low quality.

The quality factors are discussed, in detail, in the how to recover from panda section.
Once you have determined your main quality issues, begin correcting them site-wide. Issues vary from content length (thin content), to copied content, to missing critical site-wide information such as a contact page. Note that not only single element is responsible for a Panda penalty... but instead it is the combination of all the elements that will dictate your quality score, and ultimately, your penalty.

In many instances, Panda will require drastic changes to the header, footer, navigation and content of your site. Some webmasters will be required to update hundreds of pages, others only a few. Discover exactly what you have to update (and what you can leave alone) to speed up your recovery.
After fixing up your site, allow the Googlebot sufficient time to re-crawl your site and re-evaluate your quality score. Within 48 hours of receiving a new score, you will see your traffic increase if you have successfully removed a Panda penalty from your site.

Example of a Panda Recovery

_{Rapid traffic increase after a Panda recovery}

Overview of a Penguin Recovery

Penguin is a page specific, keyword specific penalty that looks at attempts to manipulate search engine rankings. Penguin works primarily by detecting unnatural links pointing to your site which means that recovery involves the removal of the links harming your page.

In the section how to recover from penguin, you'll learn about what Google considers a bad link, methods for finding the infringing links and what do to once you've located the links.
Here is a broad overview of the Penguin process:

Locate the page and keyword that is currently being penalized. This is important because you'll be looking for links using that anchor text and pointing to those page.
Download your entire link list and identify the links that Google considers to be bad.
Remove & disavow the links responsible for the penalty.
Wait until Googlebot re-crawls the changes. This can take anywhere between 3 hours and 3 months depending on the crawl frequency and how many links you had to remove.
(Conditional) In some cases, a reconsideration request is required if you also have a manual action attached to your site.

Example of a Penguin Recovery

_{Major Traffic Increase For The Site's Main Keyword}

Overview Of a Manual Action Recovery

The Google team can issue manual penalties to sites and pages it deems to be violating the Google webmaster guidelines. The penalties vary but they are usually relatively easy to identify because manual penalties always have an associated message located inside the Webmaster Tools.
It is not uncommon for webmasters to submit 7+ reconsideration requests over the course of a year before finally succeeding. Fortunately, it is possible to get it right the first time and have a manual action lifted within a few days.

To locate your manual penalty:

Log into your webmaster tools
Click on "Search Queries"
Click on "Manual Actions"

Although there are specific procedures to accelerate the recovery of a manual penalty, here is a broad overview of the process:

Identify the penalty associated with your site.
Aggressively correct the issue, going further than you would normally would to resolve the violation of the webmaster guideline.
Submit a successful reconsideration request that satisfies the elements that the manual reviewers must see in order to lift a penalty.
Wait for a response (Typically 3 days - 3 weeks)
(Conditional) Repeat if the issue is not resolved or the reconsideration request was denied.

Tip: Top 6 Tools Used To Recover From Panda and Penguin

Tools and Resources

Xenu Link Sleuth - This tool allows users to crawl a website to locate problems such a broken links, broken pages and various other issues that can cause traffic drops. If used properly, it can also help uncover duplicate content and thin content issues that plague Panda users.
Google Webmaster Tools - The website dashboard provided by Google shows all the vital information associated with your site, including notices of penalties, site query drops, crawl stats, errors and incoming links. This should be a starting point for resolving any penalty.
Ahrefs - An alternate link crawler provides full link lists for your website along with additional information about your anchor text, link density, link velocity and much more. It can be a useful tool for anyone dealing with a Google Penguin penalty.
MajesticSEO - Another alternate link crawler that provides a full list of links pointing to your website. It is extremely useful when dealing with Penguin issues.
Panda Breakthrough - A simple step by step video course on everything you need to know about recovering from Panda and Penguin issues. Including all the elements that Panda looks for in high quality websites and how to quickly recover from Penguin penalties. It also covers manual penalties, ranking higher and provides constant SEO updates to help webmasters to increase their traffic.

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SearchMetrics Released SEO Ranking Factors For 2014: Content Now Really King?

2014-09-08T22:23:00.000-07:00

SearchMetrics announced their 2019 SEO ranking factors study is now ready for download.
Every year, SearchMetrics releases the study but this is the largest study they’ve done, with almost 100 pages and by adding dozens of new factors like time of site, bounce rate, fresh links and others.
The key take away from here is that content may now be truly king. Marcus Tober from SearchMetrics said in the report that content is “no longer an addition to, but is the main focus of, SEO .”
Here is a breakdown of the study with some charts showing parts of the analysis. But you can download the full report over here.

Content

There is a measurable correlation between the quality of content and rankings. This is demonstrated by, among others, the analysis of two new features based primarily on word co-occurrence analysis: Proof and Relevant Terms.
The length of content continues to increase.
A good internal linking structure is an important factor, and probably the most underrated SEO measure.

Onpage Technical SEO

Onpage, the keyword remains an important part of the overall concept for SEO, often represented by a balanced presence in Title, Description, Body copy, H1, H2, etc. Needless to say, that keyword stuffing should still be avoided. However, there is a definite trend towards developing keywords to topics to generate holistic content.
Site load speed is a veryRF Robot important performance factor.
Good site architecture is the beginning and end of effective SEO.

Backlinks

The quantity and especially the quality of backlinks remains important.
The number of keyword backlinks continues to decrease, even if the correlation increases.
Backlink features for Brands (Point 6 below) appear to work differently to the rest of the URLs in SERPs.

Social Signals

There were minor changes to the previous year, with Social signals correlating slightly less with good rankings than last year.
Average values rose slightly.

User Signals

Both the click-through rate and the time-on-site are considerably higher in better ranking sites – this may appear obvious, but average values determined over many URLs can be used as a benchmark for your own optimization.
The bounce rate is lower for top-ranking URLs.

Brand Factor

There seem to be special consideration for big brands.
The Brand Factor and its definition have been revised this year, to show the increasing complexity of its influence and quality.

Overall Ranking Chart:

Content Ranking Factors:

On Page Technical Ranking Factors:

Link Ranking Factors

Social Ranking Factors:

Infographic:

Some opinions expressed in this article may be those of a guest author and not necessarily Search Engine Land. Staff authors are listed here.

Google’s Pigeon Update Solves Yelp Problem, Boosts Local Directories

2014-08-07T01:24:00.000-07:00

As the analysis continues on yesterday’s Google local search algorithm changes — that we’re calling the Pigeon update — one thing appears to be clear: Local directory sites are getting better visibility in Google’s search results.
More specifically, it looks like Google has fixed its “Yelp problem” and is now showing Yelp pages at the top of search results when queries specifically include the word “Yelp.”
You might recall Yelp’s recent accusations that Google was manipulating its search results to show Google’s own local listings and content ahead of Yelp pages even when users specifically included “Yelp” in their searches. Yelp’s report specifically looked at the search term “gary danko yelp” (Gary Danko is a San Francisco restaurant) and showed how Google listed the restaurant’s official website first, along with several links to Google+ content such as reviews and its Google+ page.

Today, that “problem” is fixed.
The Yelp page for this restaurant shows up first when the query includes “Yelp.” Two other Yelp URLs also show up ahead of the official website.

The same thing is visible on searches for other restaurants, although sometimes it’s one Yelp URL showing up ahead of the official site. Consider these searches for three Seattle-area restaurants with “yelp” included in the query:

Not Just Yelp: Other Local Directories Boosted

It’s not just Yelp that seems to be benefitting from Google’s local algorithm update. A search this morning for “seattle restaurants” shows individual eateries up in the carousel, but the organic listings below are nothing but well-known directory-style sites like Urbanspoon, TripAdvisor, Yelp, and OpenTable. There are even lesser known directory pages from Seattle newspapers and magazines on page one. (You can click to see a larger version.)

On page two, an article from The Guardian (based in the UK) about the top 10 Seattle restaurants is showing up, as is a restaurant guide from the small (but excellent) West Seattle Blog. In fact, on that search, outside of the carousel results, an individual restaurant doesn’t appear until page three.
Similar things are happening on other search queries — but not all:

A search for “miami hotels” shows individual hotels in the carousel, followed by nothing but directory-style pages in the organic results below — URLs from Hotels.com, TripAdvisor, Expedia, Kayak and even a list of hotels from Marriott’s website. Individual hotels don’t show until page two.
A search for “chicago pizza” shows individual restaurants in both the carousel and almost completely through the first page of organic results.
Searches for “dallas dentists” show several individual practices in the organic results, but “dallas restaurants” shows nothing but directory-style pages outside of the carousel.

Overall, though, it looks like Yelp and other local directory-style sites are benefitting with higher visibility after the Pigeon update, at least in some verticals. And that seems logical since, as Google said, this update ties local results more closely to standard web ranking signals. That should benefit big directory sites like Yelp and TripAdvisor — sites that have stronger SEO signals than small, individual restaurants and hotels are likely to have. For those businesses and websites, local search has just gotten a lot more difficult.

Google “Pigeon” Updates Local Search Algorithm With Stronger Ties To Web Search Signal

2014-08-07T01:17:00.002-07:00

Google has released a new algorithm to provide a more useful, relevant and accurate local search results that are tied more closely to traditional web search ranking signals. The changes will be visible within the Google Maps search results and Google Web search results.

Note: We’ve named this update the Pigeon update.

The core changes are behind the scenes, but it does impact local search results rankings and some local businesses may notice an increase or decrease in web site referrals, leads and business from the change.
Google told us that the new local search algorithm ties deeper into their web search capabilities, including the hundreds of ranking signals they use in web search along with search features such as Knowledge Graph, spelling correction, synonyms and more.

In addition, Google said that this new algorithm improves their distance and location ranking parameters.
The new algorithm is currently rolling out for US English results and aims to provide a more useful and relevant experience for searchers seeking local results. Google didn’t share any details about if and when the update would roll out more widely in other countries and languages.
Google has not commented on the percent of queries impacted by this algorithm update, nor if certain web spam algorithms were deployed in this update.

If you have noticed any ranking changes and referral changes for your local business, please let us know in the comments.

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2014 SEO Playbook: On-Page Factors

2013-12-06T09:10:00.000-08:00

Welcome to part 2 of my annual SEO playbook. (Click here for part 1.) I have to thank Danny Sullivan and the Search Engine Land team for giving me the perfect outline for the 2014 playbook, the Periodic Table of SEO Success Factors. Part 2 will cover on-page factors, including content, HTML and architecture. You’ll find more than enough food for thought and some very actionable steps. This is not a step-by-step SEO guide, and it’s pretty informal. Before embarking on a search engine optimization campaign, do your research or consult with an expert.

Content: Quality

Quality was a big discussion item during 2013, especially topics like word count and deep content.
After Panda, you’d think we would be well past the age of producing short “fluff” articles. However, too many websites, especially business sites that struggle to post fresh content, continue the practice. Recently, I saw a corporate blog post listing 10 must-read books on a topic — the article consisted of 10 thumbnail images and the names of the books, linked to an online bookstore. You can’t afford to keep putting out cut-rate articles like that; in bulk, they are perfect Panda-penalty bait.
On the opposite end is deep content — pages or articles of around 1,500 words or more. Websites have seen success with this content, so it may make sense to take the time spent creating lots of short, “fluffy” posts and use it instead to produce a few longer, more meaningful articles. Whatever you do, make sure content is well written, with attention to grammar and spelling. Don’t just say something; back it up with thoughtful opinion or researched facts. Put some meat on the bones. Personally, when it comes to article content, if I cannot easily pass 450 words, I will combine it with other content or deem it not worth writing about.
As for e-commerce descriptions, I used to deem 250 words as the sweet spot. Nowadays, I am less concerned about word count and more focused on creating a great list, matching features with benefits.

Content: Keywords

Keyword research is not going anywhere and is still the foundation of all on-site SEO. The difference is, after the Hummingbird update, we are discussing the role of entities, where topics take the place of keywords in the result pages. Google has made great strides in synonym identification and concept grouping — some have even called it the death of the long-tail keyword. (But, as with all the supposed death knells in our field, this, too, is probably an exaggeration.)
My advice is to make sure each page stands on its own as a topic. Do not create multiple pages about the same exact thing in order to optimize for different keywords. Instead, stick to single, well-written, citation-worthy, topic pages and optimize them for multiple keywords. This can be another good reason to use long-form content.

Content: Engagement

Engagement is about whether visitors spend time reading your content or bounce quickly away. Once again, meaningful content is key. It’s amazing how it all comes back to quality. Are you publishing something your audience or target personas will want to read, or are you just filling holes in an editorial calendar — or perhaps publishing out of guilt because you have not published anything recently?
Engagement isn’t just limited to text content, either; Web page design is equally important. Words don’t just have to read well to be engaging — they have to look good. Readability includes everything from page layout to font selection to letter and line spacing. Additionally, pay attention to navigation and the presentation of links to other content, as these elements can have a huge impact on time, bounce rates and other visitor engagement metrics such as time on page/time on site.

Content: Ads

Another part of layout is the placement of ads. Search engines will not ding you for having advertisements. That would be hypercritical. What they will penalize is too many ads or inappropriate ad placements.
I do not foresee big changes in this area beyond the enhancement of current search engine policies. In addition to display ads, be especially wary of text link ads. Make certain they are content-appropriate or matching, and that you nofollow them. If you still use automated phrase link advertising inside your content, I strongly suggest you consider removing this. If you use interstitial or pop-up advertising, make sure it doesn’t interfere with the ability of search engines to crawl your pages.

Content: Freshness

I am a big proponent of fresh content — this includes not just posting about hot topics, but also ensuring that you are publishing new content on a regular or frequent basis. Not only is new content important to attract readership, it also improves crawl frequency and depth. Earlier, I wrote that you should not create content just to check off your editorial calendar. Not to backtrack, but if you do not have an editorial calendar in place, you probably should create one and get to work creating content.
Think of your content as a tool to generate awareness and trust. This means you must get beyond writing about just your company and its products or services. Go broader and become a resource — a real, viable, honest-to-goodness resource — for your target market and the people or companies that your target market serves.
Taking this broad approach will give you more to write about, allowing you to focus on topics of interest to your target market. This is the kind of content you can build an audience with. In my opinion, if you are not trying to build an audience at the top of the marketing funnel, you are probably doing it wrong. Obviously, there are exceptions to this; though, I think a lot more companies fail here than don’t need to worry about it.

HTML: Titles & Headers

Title tags are interesting right now. The usual rules for writing optimized title tags and headers have not changed. I do foresee search engines (Google especially) rewriting more title tags algorithmically. If you see Google rewriting your title tags, test changing your HTML to the same text Google presents in the SERPs. By test, I mean change a judicious few, then observe what happens to performance indicators. If you see improvement, a broader title tag optimization program could prove worthwhile.
Going back to entity search and optimizing for multiple keywords… when you are doing topic optimization, you must be cognizant of which keywords you use in the title and H1 tags. I wish I could give you a surefire formula, but one does not exist. As you look at synonyms, pay attention to which words or phrases received the most exact match searches and trust your intuition when it comes to popular language use.

HTML: Description

I don’t see anything changing with Meta description tag optimization. Write unique descriptions for every page. They will not change your rankings; but, well-written descriptions can increase click-through rate.
I always pay attention to length, around 150 words. In reality, the actual length depends on the combined pixel width of all characters, but from a practical standpoint just make sure your descriptions are not getting cut off when they appear in the results.
For pages that appear in site links, be sure that the portion of the description that appears beneath each link forms a coherent thought. This is a place where many enterprise sites and brands can improve.

HTML: Structured Data Markup

Each year, it seems structured data markup is always a big topic.
First is the question of whether or not you should use it for organic search engine optimization. Some long-time experts do not like structured markup or machine-readable language because they do not want to help the search engines present information in a format that does not generate visits.
For example, if you type in the name of your favorite NFL team, Google will show you information about that team, including their next scheduled game, right on the SERP. Here’s an example I fondly remember: someone once asked, if you ran a zoo website, would you want Google to show your business hours at the top of the search results, or do you want people to visit the website, where they will learn more about current exhibits and events? This is a fair question — to which I think the fair answer is, whatever will get the most bodies through the door.
Google, Bing and Yahoo are going to show the data they want and in the format they desire regardless of how you or I feel. Personally, I’d much rather be a trusted source, even if it means my website information is made available in the SERPs. For this reason, I am a huge proponent of structured data markup like schema.org and RDFa.
Other forms of structured markup, like the author and publisher tags, are not controversial and have entered the realm of best practices. Use them.

HTML: Keyword Stuffing & Hidden Elements

Negative ranking factors like keyword stuffing and hidden text are so old that many of us practitioners brush them off as search engine optimization 101. Unfortunately nothing is ever so easy.
Stuffing is definitely a factor in e-commerce shopping cart optimization. It can be tricky not to use the same word or phrase over and over again when they are used as categories or descriptions for products. Different shopping carts have different levels of control. Some are more easily optimized than others. On category pages, it may be as simple as limiting the number of products you display on each page. Without going into an entire lesson on shopping cart optimization, what I will tell you is: if you have not done a shopping cart review in the last two years, it is time. Make certain your e-commerce platform is keeping up.
It still surprises me how often I see unintentional cloaking. Usually, it’s a result of the template writer getting around a quirk of the content management system. But I have also seen static links in a template that are cloaked using display: none on some pages while they appear on others, depending on something such as the category. The bottom line is this: if it appears on the page, it should be in the HTML. If it does not appear on the page, it should not appear in the HTML.

Architecture: Crawl

Not enough search engine optimizers pay attention to crawl. I realize this is a pretty broad statement, but too many of us get so caught up in everything else that this becomes one of the first things we ignore unless there are red, flashing error messages. Obviously, you want to make sure that search engines can crawl your website and all your pages (at least the ones you want crawled). Keep in mind that if you do not want to botch the flow of PageRank through your site, use the meta noindex, follow tag to exclude pages, not robots.txt.
The other concern you should have is whether or not search engines crawl and capture updates to existing pages in a timely manner. If not, it could be an overall domain authority issue or that PageRank is not flowing deep enough in sufficient quantities.
There are tricks to resolve this, such as linking to updated pages from your homepage or a level-one page until the updated deep page gets reached. The more wholesome approach is to make sure that the content which gets updated is naturally close to content or sections of content with higher authority, or to build legitimate internal links from related content that has its own off-site PageRank.
I am not telling you all your content should be crawled all the time. Search engines budget crawl frequency and depth for good reasons. What I am saying is manage your website crawl budget and use it well; don’t just leave everything up to chance.

Architecture: Duplicate Content

Earlier this year, Matt Cutts stunned the search engine optimization community by telling us not to worry about duplicate content. He assured us that Google will recognize this duplicate content, combine the disbursed authority, and present one URL in the SERPs.
This is really not a big surprise, as Google has been working toward this for quite some time. Webmaster tools has had automated parameter identification and Google spokespersons have discussed duplicate content consolidation for some time.
To repeat what I have written before, Google is not the only search engine out there and reality does not always work the way Google says it does. The bottom line is: keep managing your duplicate content by preventing or eliminating as much as possible, and as for the rest, put your canonical tags in place.
Speaking of canonical tags, I know a popular hack has been to use one canonical URL, improperly, on all the pages of multipage articles. There are other canonical hacks out there, as well. I’d be wary of these. If you’re using canonical tags, machine-readable content or advanced meta-tags, you’re basically waving a big red flag telling search engines that your website is technically savvy and using search engine optimization. In other words, you’re begging for additional scrutiny.
It would not surprise me if Google becomes more fierce in penalizing websites for this type of technical misdirection. Search engines tend to use a soft touch on levying penalties algorithmically for fear they will burn innocent websites. But as we have seen with Panda and Penguin, as they become more confident, they also become more aggressive. If you are optimizing for an employer, keep it clean.

Architecture: Speed

Most websites are not going to see an SEO benefit from increasing the speed of their website. Google has always said only a small fraction of sites are affected by this part of the ranking algorithm. This view seems to be borne out by correlation studies. Honestly, the best test of speed is to take your laptop to the local café and surf around your website. If you are not waiting for pages to load up, then you are probably okay.
The exceptions (sites that should be concerned about speed) are large enterprise and e-commerce websites. If you optimize for one of these, shaving a few milliseconds from load time may lower bounce rates and increase conversions or sales.

Architecture: URLs

The current best practices for URLs should hold true throughout 2014. Simple and easily readable URLs are not just about search engine optimization. With today’s multi-tabbed browsers, people are more likely to see your URLs than they are your title tags.
I will also add that, when seen in the search engine results pages, readable URLs are more likely to get clicked on than nonsensical ones. If your content management system cannot create readable URLs based on your title tags or will not let you customize URLs, it is probably time for a CMS review. This is now a basic search engine optimization feature, so if your CMS cannot handle it, I wonder about the rest of your CMS’s SEO efficacy.

Architecture: Mobile

2013 was an interesting year for mobile SEO. Google and Bing agree that the ideal configuration is for websites to have a single set of URLs for all devices and to use responsive Web design to present them accordingly. In reality, not all content management systems can handle this, and Web designers have presented case studies of situations where the search engine standard is neither practical nor desirable.
If you can execute what Google and Bing recommend, do so. However, if you cannot or have a good reason not to, be sure to use canonical tags that point to the most complete version of each page, probably your desktop version, and employ redirects based on browser platform for screen size.
You will not risk a penalty from the search engines as long as your website treats all visitors equally and doesn’t make exceptions for search engine spiders. Basically, this is similar to automatic redirection of visitors based on their geographic location for language preference.
That about wraps it up for on-page SEO factors in 2014. Be on the lookout for Part 3 of my 2014 SEO Playbook, which will cover off-page SEO factors relating to link building, local search and social media.

7 Reasons to Remove "Link Building" from Our Vocabulary

2013-07-15T05:46:00.000-07:00

1. Link building isn't a process or goal

Our goal is almost always direct or indirect profitability. Where organic search marketing is concerned, profitability comes from qualified traffic, and qualified traffic comes largely from favorable search engine positions. Favorable search results are achieved to a significant extent by acquiring links from diverse high-authority domains.

Nothing above looks too controversial yet, but why then should we not focus on links? If links lead to higher rankings and eventually to profitability, we should build links, right? This makes sense until we expand the diagram.

Direct link building is a process that only a spammer or link buyer can do. I prefer "link earning" — a phrase I’ve borrowed from Danny Sullivan’s legendary rant and Rand Fishkin’s Whiteboard Friday — but I see no reason why our efforts and successes should be constrained by links. Some online marketing tactics may also contribute directly to rankings, and some definitely contribute directly to traffic.
Even those who neither spam nor buy links have become so focused on link acquisition that many de-emphasize or even ignore what comes before or after. We heard some amazing forward-thinking talks at Mozcon, almost all about real, legitimate, and sustainable marketing. Even then, we heard far more about the number of links obtained than we did about rankings, traffic, or profitability.
I am not suggesting that we stop caring about links. Link data can be used for many valuable tasks including the following:

Find external pages that appear to have generated awareness and increased visibility. We can, for example, use Open Site Explorer to understand industry challenges and past successes.
Provide valuable insights into campaigns that are still in progress.
Find potential marketing targets (e.g. those who shared a similar piece of content).
Explain current rankings.

There are plenty of additional reasons why link data is fantastic. I am merely suggesting we stop leading people to death by Penguin.
When we focus on links as a process and a goal, we're working towards the measurement rather than the goal the measurement was intended to measure. Profitability is the goal — events, guest posts, or content pieces are the methods and tactics to get there. If we achieve the goal through a combination of organic traffic, cross-coverage, and direct traffic, I doubt anyone will complain. We might even be more effective as marketers by considering more pieces in the puzzle.

2. Google wants to kill "link building" as a process

This isn't about being a "white hat" anything. I, for one, cringe when referenced as a "white hat" marketer — it stings like a label for someone adhering to dogma set forth by infallible Google. I’m with Dr. Pete on this hat nonsense. If I thought buying links was a smart risk-free way to make money, I would suggest we all buy links. I am simply a believer in sustainable marketing tactics.

"The philosophy that we've always had is if you make something that's compelling then it would be much easier to get people to write about it and to link to it. And so a lot of people approach it from a direction that’s backwards. They try to get the links first and then they want to be grandfathered in or think they will be a successful website as a result."
-Matt Cutts in an interview with Eric Enge

Matt says link building isn't inherently evil, but only when we get it mixed up. We run afoul of search engines only when we look at links with tunnel vision, as in the first diagram above, as an activity rather than an outcome.
We should care what Google wants, if only because it’s dangerous and difficult to fight against them in the long run. I once warned about what would eventually be called "Penguin" in March of 2012 — just one month before the first Penguin update — and met some strong resistance claiming Google would never penalize for links, but only devalue them.
It’s a mistake to underestimate what Google can and will do. Counter-spam might move slower than spam most of the time, but I suspect Penguin won't be our last reality check for artificial links.

3. Modern Google is not a link-counting machine

Regardless of what Google will do in the future, we should also consider what Google can already do today. What were links meant to measure in the first place? Why did Google use them, and how did they help? We know that links help to filter out the garbage on the web, and they are still heavily used because link data helps to measure the popularity and authority of a site and page.
We know Google understands more than followed links and anchor text. Embeds have been called "links for videos." Citations are "links for local." Google uses URL text for discovery, even if the text isn't an explicit link. The search engine has long understood which words are related to one another, and which brands relate to which words — as anyone who has used the Google keyword tool can attest. We just heard a presentation from Dr. Matt showing a correlation between social shares and brand mentions with rankings.
We don’t know everything about Google and the algorithm. Perhaps Google is using co-occurrence as a ranking factor, but can we really doubt the search engine looks at good-old-fashioned occurrence as a measuring stick for site authority and popularity? It’s not unlikely that Google is using a combination of data sources — mentions, links, offline brand metrics, etc. — to measure or confirm popularity.
We also need to back up and consider the degree to which popularity, awesome products, useful content and great web pages drive all popularity signals, and to what extent they are used by Google. Facebook likes correlate with site traffic whether Google ever looked at them or not. Even with great statistics and a few tests, we can’t be totally sure about how much Google uses which signal or under what circumstances. Why focus on simply building links when Google uses more than links? Why obsess over a small HTML element when we have the ability and skills to improve multiple metrics and build visibility with or without Google?

4. Qualifying "good links" doesn't stick

Perhaps "building links" isn't a bad idea as long as the links are good. Even though I agree, we still need to stop talking about building links. Even if we could list every possible quality that defines a "good link," we find that we have an overly-technical and roundabout way of saying "market to your audience."
No matter how many caveats we add, or how precisely and carefully we define "high-quality links," people still seem to come away with their own version of what a good link is. The value of a link is far less intuitive than the value of coverage and visibility.
Adria Saracino wrote an enormous post last year about nothing other than qualifying link prospects. More could have been written, but I’m not sure more could have been retained or recalled. To keep clients focused on the real goals rather than links, Adria has begun pushing internally and externally for a stronger focus on revenue rather than links alone.
Rankings and links are benchmarks, not processes — a way to track progress on the way towards our real goals of qualified traffic and sales.

5. Link obsession can hurt relationships

Asking people to add links, change the post, or edit their existing links can appear selfish and demanding. I believe most people who do so are not selfish people, but rather people whose success is measured in terms of links above all else.

... And now I want to remove any mention of the source. This is a ridiculous example, but illustrative of where "link building" has led us.
Sometimes building awareness with an audience is better than link building. Coverage and relationships with publishers leads to more coverage, awareness, and — yes — even more links. But once again, links are not the goal; they are merely one outcome and benefit of marketing with the goal of profitability.
If you do want to risk additional requests from those who have already been kind enough to cover your topic, take Phil Nottingham’s advice and offer something of value (in his example, HD quality video) in the process.

6. Focusing on links leads to missed opportunities

I was recently reminded of a short-term consulting project I worked on where a large client had dedicated as much as $20,000 per month and a full-time employee's time to buying and renting links. They hadn't been caught yet, and their rankings were relatively solid, but improvement was minimal. The total traffic from paid links — mostly footer links — was in the low thousands.
The company was so risk averse (a pet peeve of mine) that they were unwilling to stop because their competitors were also buying links. To my knowledge, we never convinced the client to spend half as much producing content or seeking real visibility.
Even giving the money away would be more effective marketing. What blogger wouldn't participate in a contest for a chance to win a free car? You could literally drop $20k in cash from your rooftop in a press event and generate more publicity, and probably from more and better sources if done well.
It’s true that the case above is the second or third most extreme example of link-centric myopia I’m aware of, but one need not look far to see less dramatic examples.
For instance, the cost of a typical unbranded guest blog post will also far exceed its value. From first contact to actual posting, the submission will easily take a few hours. More importantly, marketers focused on corresponding with blog owners for links are not focusing on building better businesses, products, content, or websites. The opportunity cost for tactics where link building is the only goal can be enormous — and why, when even guest posting could bring both links and awareness?

7. Marketers should differentiate their services from spammers

The results of emphasizing link building are predictable: marketers new to the industry hear so much about link building that they become desperate for links and turn to spam and paid links. Similarly, clients hear regularly that they need links, and set link goals for their employee or agency. Then, Penguin unleashes its wrath almost exclusively on those who focus on link-building as a process. And, we wonder why it’s so hard to change the perception of SEO in the industry.
Consider this, if you are "link building," you’re either spamming links or doing online marketing. Those who are practicing sustainable marketing tactics may do well to distance themselves and their activities from spammers using the same terms.

So, what should we do instead?

"Link building" is a phrase used by most industry experts, many of whom I respect deeply. Unfortunately, their use of such terms grants a sort of license, shelter, and reassurance to people doing a very different kind of link building. The ambiguity can take new marketers some time to figure out, and our industry and personal reputations suffer at the hands of ineffective marketing.
Among those who agree with the philosophy presented above, the required change is simple: it's just a matter of using new words. Many others may find adjustment more difficult; I hope and believe they will also find it more rewarding.

Use better words, track better metrics

When we talk about obtaining visibility, awareness, traffic, or coverage, we immediately ensure we and our clients are talking about similar goals. For processes, we can talk about the actual tactic, whether it's outreaching for an infographic or hosting a webinar.
If, for some reason, we need to refer to these processes in aggregate, terms like "inbound marketing," "online marketing," and "content marketing" might be right, depending on the breadth and focus of services offered.
Changing our choice of words admittedly has less impact than changing what we do, but even altering the use of words can have a surprising effect. "What can we do to get links?" sets an unnecessary and artificial constraint on marketing activities, thereby limiting our marketing to a few activities and making the goal of links explicit.
For the last several months, I've been trying to ask better questions. "What can we do to increase visibility and generate awareness? What can we do to drive more qualified traffic? What can we do to increase profit per qualified visitor?" Followed links may be a facet of the resulting strategy, but they are unlikely to be its entire purpose.
We ensure that we're building better businesses when we track the results of our efforts and report on their impacts. To ensure we are working effectively it's wise to continue tracking the places we have requested and received online coverage, but we're more interested in revenue first, traffic second, and rankings third. Coverage (sometimes as standard links) and rankings matter, but only to show progress while working towards traffic and revenue.

Do better marketing

I'm truly excited that we have the skills and knowledge to do something better in a way that other marketers cannot. We have tools that other marketers don't use in their research, giving us insights into what works before we start building or emailing anyone. We understand the Internet, search engines, and traffic generation. The future looks bright if we can get our priorities straight.

Awareness over links

It is easier to slip links into posts about diverse topics than it is to write a post about a product, service, or company. We all know the kind of guest post I'm talking about: guest posts on mommy blogs that suddenly include suspiciously-targeted anchor text. Posts on pet blogs somehow slipping in a link to a web hosting company. They look like this:

How many people out of a thousand would click on that link? One, maybe two? Compare that with a guest post on the Wall Street Journal by the CEO of a relatively small company.

for more information visit this link: http://moz.com/blog/7-reasons-to-remove-link-building-from-vocabulary

Major Google algo update coming – a few weeks left to get your site ready for Penguin 2.0.

2013-07-06T03:19:00.003-07:00

Analyze and clean-up your link profile

First and foremost, Penguin update combats spammy and low-quality backlinks.
The new Penguin version is expected to use even more sophisticated techniques to spot spammy links in your backlink profile, so even if your backlinks seem quite OK for Google right now, you'd better run another thorough audit before Penguin 2.0 arrives.
So the first thing to do now is to analyze your site's backlinks, identifying any potentially spammy links and getting rid of them before the update.
The basic rule here is to avoid backlinks that:

Come from sites built exclusively for the purpose of SEO.

Use overly-optimized anchor text.

Come from adult or other "bad neighborhood" websites.

Come from sites that are irrelevant to your own.

Now here's how to find and identify suspicious links pointing to your website. This may take some time, but recovering from the update will for sure take you much longer.

http://www.link-assistant.com/news/new-google-penguine-update.html?icf=email

Top 5 Reasons Why Your Website Isn't Making Money Online?

2011-09-29T06:12:00.000-07:00

Shoesmoney’s iconic photograph holding that big money cheque from Google Adsense, has motivated many a folks to start up their online ventures (usually blogs) in a hope to become the next millionaires. However, 99% fail. The reasons vary from - Lack of commitment, lack of hard work to lack of ideas .At the end of it, their dream run is crashed even before it gets started. I have advised in one of my earlier post that monetization of your website is important and advertisements can’t be the sole source of revenue. You need to have multiple revenue lines. However, out of those 99% online publishers who fail to make money, majority of them rely, only on advertisements and continue to fail.

Does that really mean you can’t earn decent money from advertisement alone?

You can, but it will take time and can be frustrating at times. For Most of the online publishers, the first choice of weapon, continues to remain - Google Adsense. However, the money earned by the beginners continues to remain significantly small because Google shares ad revenue in a slightly different manner. For big publishers, the share is more and for small publishers the share is less.
So just because you are a small publisher, will you continue to earn peanuts?

No there is more to the story. There are five other major factors because of which you are a noob at making money from your website. They are as follows:

1. You don’t produce high quality content on frequent basis – This means your websites doesn’t fulfill the first requirement of luring visitors to your site which to give them Fresh, Relevant and Interesting content at a Frequent Pace.

2. You don’t have quality backlinks – if less people link to you, then that becomes a testimony that not many people like, whatever you produce. Depute a Search Engine Optimizer (SEO) who can artificially create a few backlinks and also develop a long term promotion strategy for your website.

** Above two factors are required to give you better ranking in Google, Bing etc. Higher Ranking brings more visitors on your site and more visitors means better probability of making money.

3. You are getting lots of Returning Visitors - Its great to have a loyal fan following however, most of the returning visitors turn to become Ad blind (as they get usedto to the ad spots) and refrain from clicking them. So, if you want more visitors to click on your ads, you need to develop strategy to attract a regular stream of New Visitors.

4. You are getting lots of traffic from social media and not from Search Engines - It has been observed that visitors or traffic generated via social media tend to click less on the ads as compared to those who come to your site while searching for a product/service via search engine. As they are in the “search mode” and continue to click on those links which may match their requirement, the possibility of them clicking on your ads becomes huge. Nonetheless, don’t shun your social media optimization strategy as you still need it to help you improve your ranking in the search engines.

Last but not the least –

5. You are using more of image ads and less of text based ads - Text links ads look boring but they pay you more. Image ads looks attractive but they pay you less. Many studies have suggested that - Users tend to click on text links more than image based ads.

Conclusion- Now that you have got some idea about - why your site isn’t making the kind of money your would have expected it to, start working on it. I don’t say something magical will happen soon, however, gradual improvement will improve your prospects of making money through your site. Wish you the very best and happy money making :-)

What Types of Experts Work with SEO Companies in India?

2011-03-16T05:12:00.000-07:00

Some of the best experts in search engine optimization can be found in the Indian SEO industry. These experts are not only professionally qualified, they gain years of experience before being called the experts in website optimization. The SEO companies in the country have focused and dedicated teams of experts who make use of the best and result-oriented SEO techniques.

The most popular of these companies have experts who have skills in different fields of search engine optimization. All these experts collectively make an SEO team which works with mutual understanding to achieve the desired targets. Here are some of the SEO experts that you will find working with a reputed company in the Indian SEO industry.

SEO Consultants
Every SEO company in India essentially has SEO consultants who guide the clients through the process of website optimization. These experts are well qualified and highly experienced to analyze the business model of each website and plan the SEO strategies accordingly. An SEO company or an internet marketing agency requires the services of these experts to decide best SEO and marketing practices for different websites.

Website Analysts
These experts offer critical services in a search engine optimization and search engine marketing firm. By analyzing different important metrics, these experts provide a crystal clear view of how well the website is performing. For instance, these experts analyze regular web traffic, useful keywords and visitors’ behavior to improve the website performance further.

Content Developers
Developing high quality and informative content is an important part of website optimization. Every SEO company India has experts in the fields like copywriting, content research and content writing. These experts are expected to come up with unique and plagiarism free content which can help websites to attract their targeted audiences. The services of these experts are also utilized for writing content for article marketing.
Search Engine Marketers
Search engine marketing is an integral part of services offered by every search engine marketing firm. These companies hire experts in various search engine marketing techniques, including PPC advertising, social media marketing, email marketing and so on. The role of these experts is indispensable for the success of SEO implementation.

Besides, there are experts in an SEO company in India who offer customer support to the clients and handle their queries. There are experts who prepare monthly reports for the clients to make the latter aware of the progress in the optimization process. It is the collection of skills in an internet marketing agency or an SEO company in India that helps it to deliver best returns on the investment.

30 tips for developing an SEO Friendly Design On Vivek Seo

2011-03-09T00:52:00.000-08:00

The design of a website is one of the most important key success factors and it does not only affect the user experience, but also the SEO campaign. In this article we will discuss the subject of SEO friendly design and we give 30 tips that will help web designers and web developers to build better and more effective websites in terms of both functionality and crawl-ability.

Many people falsely believe that the SEO friendly design is a set of non-sense restrictions that the SEO professionals impose to designers in order to manipulate easier the search engines. Think different. Search Engine Optimization can be described as the implementation of a set of search engine standards that also target on the best possible user experience. Having that statement in mind, it is easy to understand that a good web design is also good for the user.
Optimizing your Web Design

Developing quality content is important but it’s not the only part of your strategy that must be optimized. Displaying the content properly and having a solid hierarchy and easy navigation is the key for an effective web presence.
Tips for user friendly navigation and functionality
1. Discuss with the web design & development team the project specifications. Focus on the feasibility of the design and have this information in mind before creating the website.

2. Group the content by relevance and use descriptive menu items to help users find easily the information that they are looking for.

3. Use text links in footer to support navigation. Text links are very useful both for the users and for the search engines.

4. Use breadcrumb navigation to allow users keep track of their location within your website and help search engines understand your website structure.

5. Consider each page as a landing page providing all the information to the user and inform him where he is and what to see next.

6. Place the logo, the primary message and the navigation above the fold. It is highly recommended to give the best possible first impression to the user.

7. Don’t change the template of your website in every category. It makes the navigation in your website more difficult for the average user.

8. Avoid horizontal scroll, it is not user friendly.

9. A time consuming loading website is a reason for higher bounce rate and lower rankings. Google has clearly stated that page loading speed is a ranking signal.

10. Get familiar with Google webmaster guidelines as it consists of useful tips for better user experience.

11. Avoid Pop ups- and unnecessary use of blurring images as they are annoying for most users.
Content optimization

12. Too long text and/or excessive use of keywords is not a user friendly practice. On the other hand, it can seriously harm the rankings of the page and the image of your brand. That is why in order to avoid such problems you should use the Keyword Analyzer tool and pay attention to the Possible Spam signal in the Keyword Analysis segment.

13. Make use of html heading elements (H1 – H6) to include descriptive headlines and take advantage of their importance for the search engines.

14. Make proper use of relevant images in gif, jpg, or png formats that allow alt text support the online visibility efforts.

15. If you want your text to be crawled and indexed, don’t add it within images or flash elements.
Web Design and Marketing Elements
16. Use clear call to action to ask users to proceed on conversion. You can read more about this in the article “6 Tips for effective call to action”.

17. Make it as simple as possible for the user to understand the process of the conversion.

18. Add value to your website by featuring engaging content that enables users to interact, comment or share.

19. Make the content shareable by incorporating in your design the social media buttons.

20. Use appealing and descriptive images.

21. Always perform a cross culture check for multinational websites. Don’t forget that the menu, in some languages, requires more space than it does in English. Have this in mind before creating the design.

22. Make sure you reserve space for ad banners and don’t forget to use the Standard ad sizes.

23. Use suggestion plugins to provide options to the user and help him visit pages with relevant information.

24. An attractive and user friendly design is more likely to attract links, to rank better, to reduce bounce rate and to increase the average time on site.

Technical aspects of SEO friendly Website
25. Don’t build full flash websites. Use JavaScript and jquery plugins to achieve the same effect when possible.

26. Avoid using flash for navigation.

27. Avoid the excessive use of JavaScript and AJAX. They should be used to improve the user experience (achieve flash-like effects etc) but they should not be required in order to view the website. Keep in mind that some mobile devices have problems with javascript.

28. Make sure that the design fits to the standard screen resolution. Typically you should design the websites for 1024×768 screens. Also you can use your Google Analytics statistics to see what screen resolution is used by most of your visitors.

29. Test various browsers to ensure the proper rendering of your design and make your site cross browser.

30. Deactivate flash and other plugins to see the content as a search spider does. Alternatively you can use the Spider View feature of the Web SEO Analysis tool.

Last but not least you should not forget that the ability to understand and recognize what is best for the users, instead of focusing only on search engine bots, is what will help you improve your conversion rates and increase your sales. A good design, a well written content and a solid SEO campaign can coexist in within the same website.

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