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Here is an SEO Tip from http://www.seodesignsolutions.com for building links using RSS and Google Trends to zero in on hot topics using quality content.

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from http://www.seobook.com Learn how to tell if your site has major search engine optimization issues in Google by using this free SEO tool.

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Writing is as much as an art form as it is a skill, but that doesn’t mean that you can’t write content that is powerful and helps to improve your company’s ranking with the major search engines. There are certain elements which can help your website content, blog posts, articles submitted to online directories and other online content increase your rankings and move your business forward. Here are ten things to look for.

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What does it mean when sites end up in supplemental results? How does duplicate content impact SEO? SEER Interactive founder answers these questions as he gives SEO advice at the Affiliate Summit in Las Vegas. Part 14 of 15.

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I have been researching on writing and submitting the editorials to the article submission sites.The guidelines for writing the articles is to put in original content with good keywords density.

After submitting the article if the article submitting site-finds it relevant-they publish it on the website after 15-20 days.My questions are-

1)Can the same article be submitted to the different sites–like – ezinearticles.com/articlefever.com.
Will it be published by everyone–or not.

2)The permalinks of these articles on the mother website(where thery are published)-are indexed automatically by search engines-or would I have to manually submit it to search engines-once they are created.

Please help me undersatnd this better.
Thankyou All!!

To answer your first question, yes, that same article you submitted to ezinearticles, you may also submit to other similiar article sites, pending you follow each site’s specific submission guidelines. Some may decide to publish your articles, while others may not…it is entirely up to them.

To answer your second question, no, you do not have to submit it to search engines, once your article has been created…in fact, do not do that….these article sites are regularly and often indexed by major search engines on their own.

Most importantly, follow their submission and publisher’s guidelines before submitting, and you will have a greater response in article acceptance.

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KEYWORD GENERATION

Successful keyword generation is one of the most critical fundamentals of a successful SEO campaign. One of the most efficient ways to generate target keywords is through competitive research. Competitive research can provide various data about your competition, including what keywords they are using to rank in the organic or pay-per-click search results. Armed with competitive research information, you can evaluate your success relative to your competition. You can also use the information to develop a plan of attack to improve your own ranking within the organic and paid search results.

CONTENT OPTIMIZATION

Creating well-written, original content is completely essential to your search engine optimization success. It provides your readers with a positive, enjoyable user experience and significantly improves your chances of top search engine rankings. Another fundamental component of search engine optimization is proper keyword density. Using proper keyword density is a process that includes the tactical repetition of select, target keywords and the minimization of nontarget keywords throughout your content, so that search engines consider your Website relevant to search queries that you want to rank for.

LINK BUILDING

Building quality links back to your Website is crucial for the success of your search engine optimization campaign. Google and other major search engine algorithms evaluate the amount and quality of Websites that link to your Web pages as a major and fundamental component of ranking your Website over another.

SOCIAL MEDIA OPTIMIZATION

Social media optimization, or SMO: we will focus on participating on various social media Websites to generate traffic, buzz, and links back to your Website. Social media Websites include social news Websites such as Digg, Sphinn, and StumbleUpon, video sharing Web sites such as YouTube and Revver, and social network Websites, including MySpace, Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn.

CREATE PAY-PER-CLICK CAMPAIGNS

Analyzing, adjusting and monitoring a Pay-Per-Click advertising campaign is important for higher click-through rates. Click-through rate refers to the percentage of times your ad was clicked on compared to how many times it was shown. The higher your click-through rate is for any given keyword-ad combination, the higher quality the search engines are likely to rate your advertisement, and the lower the price you will have to pay for the placement of the ad.

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1. I’ve got a blog called "Blog A", and I want to move it to a completely new URL at "Blog B".

I’ve started moving some of my old posts over to Blog B, and deleting them as I go in Blog A. However, I notice in search engines, the original Blog A post still ranks the highest – even though it’s been removed for some time.

When I’ve moved all my blog posts over, is there some sort of code I can put in Blog A’s robots.txt file to make it clear I’ve moved my blog?

2. Many of my old blog posts that I’ve moved to Blog B include images hosted at Blog A’s domain. Will this cause me SEO issues as well? It’ll be a big job to move all the images over, but I’ll do it if it helps search engines understand that I’ve moved my blog and am not simply copying content.

Thanks!

1. According to Google, if you 301 redirect your old site (and any pages or posts) to your new URLs then you won’t suffer a penalty.

This way, even if Blog A’s posts are still appearing highest in the SERPs, any user who clicks through to them will still be brought to Blog B. It will also let the Search Engines know that your content has moved, and you shouldn’t have a problem.

Here’s an article on how to use 301 redirects:
http://www.webconfs.com/how-to-redirect-a-webpage.php

2. I would definitely rehost the images on your new domain, if that’s what you’re asking. As long as you’re not getting a significant portion of your traffic through Image Searches then you shouldn’t notice any optimization issues with transferring all of them.

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http://www.webbizideas.com – The third step to increasing search engine traffic SEO is ensure your efforts are improving your link value by building link. Four easy steps in developing this are (1) publish content to your site (2) convince others to link to it (3) use distribution services (4) repeat steps.

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hi, I never thought i’d be asking this question here on yahoo. I’m new to yahoo answers. See, this is not really an urgent question, its just that its been in the back of my mind for some time now.

The question is, I’ve bought an article submission software that needs me to manually submit my original articles to a list of article submission sites.

Is this good for SEO? because i know that search engine penalization occurs when theres duplication of content. I dont get penalised, but its the article submission site that gets it, so they prefer exclusive content to the ones that are widely distributed.

also, whats your take on content-spooler? its a script that scrambles your articles to make many version of it, that is unique, yet readable

Thanks for the time and input, greatly appreciated

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There really is no "penalty" handed out to anyone providing duplicate content, such as can be seen in articles. Google simply tries to determine which article is the original and displays that version. Any duplicate content also found by Google is simply not indexed into the main database for searches. Frequently, Google decides the "correct" version to display is the version that is found on the site which Google deems to be a greater authority, not necessarily the site that published the article first.

Google will display more than one version of an article but there is very limited SEO benefit to article marketing. There is a minimal traffic benefit to articles and articles should be written to show your expertise in a topic. The link back to your site is provided for the reader to find out more about you, not to provide any linking benefit from the article.

Articles should be unique and key word rich so the article can be found in a search of a topic. Using spoolers or scrapers are bad for usability, never work like advertised and are a quick way to make Google think you are a spammer.

Article marketing is effective in a minimal way but I recommend the publishing of some type of content in the form of a article or blog post at least weekly and several times a week if time permits. The more content you can attribute to your website the better. The only way to become a topic authority in Google is through large amounts of content.

Final note: All articles should be posted on your site first ONLY for Google to find and index. This helps to tell Google where this article originated. These articles can be indexed on your site without actually showing the articles to your visitors. Once you can find the article in a news alert through Yahoo or Google, then publish the article on the directories.