We take some questions from the chatroom and from the forums and answer them on this episode. We answer one on ranking an XML file, one about Bing.com, and a few from the forums.
In this episode, we take a look at livdb and give them some ideas to help improve their SEO efforts. We also answer a listener question at the end of the show.
We answer some questions that came in over Twitter about blog comments and squidoo pages, then talk about how traffic can increase your site’s rankings.
Carolyn shares a couple of presentations she gave at IM Spring Break earlier this month. The first was on the most common problems seen with potential clients, the second was on information architecture and content creation plans.
In this episode, we talk to Ian Westerman from Essential Tennis about what he can do to increase the search engine traffic to his website. He’s been busy building a great site for his users, so now it’s time to start attracting more users. Listen in as we start giving him the information to begin getting search traffic to his website. You’ll get some ideas as to where we start when evaluating a site and what to fix first for SEO purposes.
We are joined by the one and only Dave Snyder to talk about the upcoming IM Spring Break conference - what to expect, who should attend, and what the costs are. This is one incredible value, so don’t miss out on the spring break event of the year for our industry!
Listen to our first call-in show, complete with lots of technical glitches. We’ll get those ironed out, and that should help you iron out the problems you’re having with your website’s optimization as well. Listen in (around the issues) and then ask us questions.
Building Ranking for Sites, and they help a listener define link farms and are surf sites considered link farms plus when you surf other peoples sites and for every two you visit they put up your site link for one credit.
Comments on the Thor Schrock blog post on Migrating the Dell Inspiron 1721 From Vista to Windows XP, plus a listener question on submitting to directories, commenting on do follow blogs and posting on forums with a signature link.
Learn how to drive more traffic in a cheap way with ideas like taking advantage of online forums and communities, trading links with other sites, and writing good content on your site, plus the team @ SEO 101 discusses promoting yourself locally, writing compelling press releases and activating your user base to be site evangelists.
Listeners asks about Geotargeting to Google and how Google indexes pages even when they are different languages.
301 redirects for domains are the main subject of listener email on this episdoe of SEO 101.
How valuable are subdomains, and should you be using a bunch of them for your site? We’ll share our thoughts, including wisdom from Matt himself.
Can you sue a forum owner for copyright infringment? Carolyn and Brian discuss a situation a listener had to deal with and discuss if that person has any standing, plus they discuss the facebook ban of technology blogger Robert Scoble.
We answer more “Listener Questions”and fill you in on whether open source keyword tools actually exist, and why you may rather use an alternative. We also answer questions about bundling; and how several sites can equal spamming; and Carolyn tells us why she tapes her keywords to the wall.
