If you have tons of questions related to Search Engine Optimization (SEO) then the best way to get the right answers is from the King of Search Engine itself – Google. The Search Engine Optimization Starter Guide from Google covers around a dozen common areas that webmasters might consider optimizing.
Here is a brief all-in-one guide to summarize what we know about SEO for URLs. Here we go:
Part of the tasks for Search Engine Optimization (SEO) is to closely monitor the rankings of your pages in all major search engines i.e. Google, Yahoo and Windows Live Search. SERPs Finder is a free SEO utility that allows you to do just that. SERPs Finder can easily check search engine position of your site [...]
The nofollow tag was introduced by Matt Cutts and Jason Shellen from Blogger.com as a means of combating spam. The basic concept of the nofollow is to notify Google search bots do not credit any links with a rel=”nofollow” tag attached to them. Google advised webmasters to nofollow all the unwanted, unrelated links so that [...]
One of the most important steps for Search Engine Optimization (SEO) is to make sure there are no broken links for your web site. With Dead Links dot com, it is simple to check for broken links. All you got to do is to put your website or weblog home page URL in the input [...]
