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In a move that seems to defy their original purpose [URL="http://insidesearch.blogspot.com/2011/08/evolution-of-sitelinks-expanded-and.html"]Google has now granted nearly all of Page 1 (above the fold) for brand searches to the actual brand website[/URL]. With upto 12 sitelinks including a small description snippet brands now take all except for maybe one or two places …

YES you should have a sitemap! But no, it likely doesn't affect your rankings a whole lot (an HTML sitemap might pass some link juice). Create both an XML and an HTML sitemap. [B]HTML SITEMAP[/B] 1. To help you create one use the Xenu Link Sleuth: [url]http://home.snafu.de/tilman/xenulink.html#Download[/url] 2. Link to …

The keywords in Webmaster Tools is what Google thinks your website, overall, is relevant to. This is important, but less so than the 'search queries' report. that shows you what keywords you ranked for in the past 30 days, the impressions, clicks and ctr for those keywords. a site like …

1st post here. I was inspired by your rebound from the Panda penalty and when I saw the internet marketing area I couldn't help but jump in with some advice. It's tempting to spend all of your time and energy on getting Google/Bing rankings, but as we've seen the engines …

blocking the URL in the robots.txt doesn't do much good these days. Google will still index the URL and give it whatever title they want and rank it for what they want. noindex meta robots tag is far more useful. you say it worked, but I would keep an eye …

wow, is that even a question today? Google made a major shift in their duplicate content policy "bad content on one part of a domain can hurt all content on the domain" (paraphrase) basically, don't do it. if you can find a way to publish the data differently (rewrite some …