Not all technical Technical problems and solutions exist Most tactics are content related
No hidden secrets or black art Misinformation Knowing what/who to believe Experience, Trial and Error
Investment in Time, Resources, People. Build into processes and business roles.
Not stand-alone Combined with other marketing initiatives. Meant to influence SE’s but don’t lose focus on actual customers PPC, Traditional, PR, Online, etc.
Mindset / philosophy. Should be integrated into processes (copy, design, development, PR) Somebody needs to own it
Searchers accomplish something (goal) Keywords are “stated intent” SEO funnels that intent to your content
If you remember nothing else! Three main pillars of SEO
If you remember nothing else! Three main pillars of SEO
If you remember nothing else! Three main pillars of SEO
Address Accessibility, Relevance, Credibility
Address Accessibility, Relevance, Credibility
Address Accessibility, Relevance, Credibility
Can crawlers access, read, understand site content? If they can’t see it, they can’t read it.
Googlebot The first major obstacle to SEO
Table of contents for your site Enables crawler discovery Doesn’t help with ranking directly
Most themes only change CSS, which doesn’t affect accessibility Watch out for themes that are overly complex
related to the keywords being searched
Don’t overdo it! Write for humans, not search engines. Keyword Research Tools: Google Adwords, Keyword Discovery
Permalinks not ideal, don’t use keywords puts blog name first, need to reverse order Doesn’t allow for custom Descrip and Keywords tags on each page/post
Help focus your content on the targeted keywordsPlugins can help Watch for shady links
Trustworthy Authoritative Links are votes
WP usability is good, follows conventions. Poor UX hurts chances of repeat visits, links, interaction
Too many to mention Based on your audience & objectives FB, Twitter, Digg, Stumble, AddThis
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