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In the last few months I have been moving some websites from subdomains to new domains and sometimes changing there apperance.
Here is what happened on one of them…
The site was number One on Google for a long tail keywords phrase and it site was getting some nice traffic from this term.
After the move from its [...]
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If you are running your feeds through Feedburner, you should know that Google bought that service in 2007.
Now they are making the next step, moving the feeds from Feedburner.com to feeds.google.com.
And you have to follow… and you should do it before the end of February 2009.
How? well there is nice instruction written by Michel Martin [...]
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If you keep an eye on things that are happening on Google, you will find some interesting things going on at this moment.
Ranking and Google Changes
First I want to point you to two video’s from webpronews.com, the first one is an interview with Bruce Clay about this presentation Ranking is Dead where is looks at how Universal search [...]
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If you don’t have an RSS feed subscription on the Google Webmaster Central Blog yest, I strongly advice you te get one…
On there latest post they included an nice basic SEO Starters Guide from Google which you might want to forward to some of your customers.
What better way to educate them then sending them a [...]
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In the last few days, the Joomla SEO and Bloggers community have been writing a lot about two posts on the Official Webmaster Blog.
Two posts, one about Demystifying the "duplicate content penalty" and the other on Dynamic URLs vs. static URLs.
From a Joomla webmaster point of view, these items look as if they would turn the [...]
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My Google Alert on Joomla SEO just brought me this link to an Google Insights Article that also discussed the use of this new tool in conjunction with the previous mentioned report in Open Source CMS Market shares.
What interested me even more was how these figures where on a regional level, so I did some comparisons [...]
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