Thursday, December 29, 2011


 
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Best articles 2011
 

The Best of 2011
 
Use the following best articles (and a few videos) of 2011 to save time and money on SEO in 2012. You'll learn about both the established basics of SEO like choosing the right target keywords, quality content and link building; and the visitor behavior-centred SEO of the future.
 
 
SEO
 

SEO
 
The biggest SEO story of 2011 broke on the 24th Feb 2011 when Google's Panda Update affected 12% of search results and halved many sites' visitor numbers. The Google Panda update survival guide shows you how to find out if your site was Panda slapped and what to do about it.

In Why Google Panda slapped quality sites, Mark Nunney investigated why Panda is hurting so many established high quality content sites and what we can learn from it.

Panda leads us to The New SEO. In an edited extract from his new book, SEO for Profit, Mark looked at how search engines are increasingly using a site's branding, visitor behavior and social data.

SEO for editorial teams, journalists and writers, and its partner piece on link building, are gentle introductions to the basics of SEO.

If you're in SEO for business then read and follow The Rules of SEO for Profit

And if you're serious about SEO then learn How to be an expert SEO

But no matter how good you get, make sure you know How to get things done in SEO and save some time with Artificial SEO intelligence
 
 
Link building
 

Link building
 
Wordtracker Link Builder finds you thousands of link prospects and organizes them into different strategies. Ken McGaffin explores those different Link building strategies for blogs, news sites, social media, job sites, directories, shopping sites, trusted sites, business sites, those that already link to your site and those that link to more than one competitor.

Whatever link building strategies you pursue, Quality links need quality content

Does your link building use the secret of the 'magic middle'?

How do you persuade busy bloggers to link to you? Ken McGaffin explained how in Link building and the craft of persuasion

Want to know what happens when link building is done right? Read how Link building hero, Nick Russill, gets links for snow-forecast.com without asking   
 
 
Content
 

Content
 
Ever feel like you're in a rut when it comes to writing articles? Karon Thackston (author of Article Marketing: The Write Way to Build More Links) has the answer to your problem with 13 article styles that deliver results

There's more to content than writing and Gareth Davies detailed 5 ways video can seriously help your SEO 

No matter how good your content, if you want it read and shared then you need great headlines. Ken McGaffin interviewed Nick Usborne, expert headline writer and author of Killer Headlines for Web Content and asked him How to write killer headlines

When your quality content and irresistible headlines appear on your site, take Ben Hunt's advice and make sure you avoid the Worst 5 web design mistakes
 
 
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Automatic SEO ecommerce case study
5 ways video can seriously help your SEO
Introduction to Google Analytics (and how to turbo charge it)
Track your results on Google
Google Panda update survival guide
Really really really easy SEO
How to SEO at scale with keyword niches
The long tail of keyword research (and why single keywords are for losers)
How to successfully optimize a page for over 10,000 keywords

Link building

Can all this really be in one tool?
Link building for editors, journalists and writers
Why article marketing still rocks for link building
25 reasons why another site will link to yours
6 things you have got to know before you build links

PPC

How to win with PPC
7 steps to a perfect Pay Per Click campaign
An introduction to PPC advertising with Google Adwords

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