The second part of this Squidoo video case study focuses on building traffic by updating your content on a regular basis and using the power of comments / guestbooks to build online traffic to your Squidoo lenses.
The third part of this Squidoo video case study reviews using Groups and Tags to increase traffic to your Squidoo lens.
The fourth part of this Squidoo video case study focuses on my dirty little Squidoo Secret - RSS Feeds and Pinging!
Cameron Turner speaks at a conference about the following topics:
SEO Tips, traffic generation tips, page rank, no follows, page content, keywords, titles, headings, meta descriptions, avoiding duplicate content, link text, linkbait, and directories.
This video demonstrates how to use ‘Alt Tags’ and ‘Title Tags’ on your own website, helping you with SEO (Search Engine Optimization) for your images.
A very good explaination of what meta tags are!
A site mentioned in this video is htmlclinic.com where it will create meta tags for you when you fill in information about your website!
Matt answers questions from readers on various topics:
Q1: Sitemaps
Q2: Increasing visibility on Google
Q3: DMoz snippets
Q4: Google’s choice of bold over strong tags
Gareth Davies of GSINC Ltd. explains what a title tag is, why it’s important, and how you can write them better.
What is a title tag? It’s a description of your webpage. Be sure to include a key phrase!
How to write a title tag? 63 characters or less so it isn’t cutoff in search results, use unique title tag for each page.
Network Solutions states these things are important:
Good Content - Search engines are looking for authority (a lot of text) to look reputable. Write an article about each item and be thorough.
Having a lot of Links to your site - You want your anchor text to be the link, talk to friends and ask for links to your site using your keywords.
Title Tags & Meta Tags - Title Tag describes what the site is about, important to have keywords and content focused.
