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01-Sep-09 00:00
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Elated Elated's avatar Rank: gold
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This is a forum topic for discussing the article "10 Essential SEO Strategies":

http://www.elated.com/articles/10-essential-seo-strategies/

Learn 10 essential SEO tips and tricks for getting a higher search engine ranking.
26-Aug-10 06:48
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isol isol's avatar Rank: none
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Really good post. We get asked all the time about how to start developing an seo campaign and what you've set out here makes a really good framework for people to start work on. The key point with any site is that is you write good content, content that other people would want to read then people will come visit your website, the more people visit the higher the search engine rankings you go - after all search bots simply try to emulate a human and put things in order as if a human was reviewing it.

[Edited by isol on 26-Aug-10 06:50]

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26-Aug-10 20:46
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@isol: Thanks for your comment! Yes, you've put it very well. You have to start with good content.

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16-Dec-10 06:37
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Content is the most important part and without it noone can survive in the long term. Here are another 5 SEO Strategies to Write Effective Content: http://techchai.com/2010/12/16/seo-strategies-to-write-effective-content/

I think relevant and interesting content should be the prime constituent of your SEO strategy.

Saurabh

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19-Feb-11 03:30
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helplinelaw helplinelaw's avatar Rank: none
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That is good information of Search Engine Optimization Strategies and more focus of targeted keywords, country, city, users, business presence on social networking web site.

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27-May-11 04:40
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Great article! thanks for sharing it. We have just started our recipe website as well as our blog,!

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14-Jul-11 11:45
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Thanks for the post. Does anyone know if self-hosted Wordpress blogs rank better naturally than html sites? I recently created a wp blog instead of a normal site and it ranked on page 1 in google with very little effort?

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16-Jul-11 09:32
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No because ALL pages on all sites are "static HTML" when served to a user agent regardless of how they were created.

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16-Oct-11 12:15
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Ah, this seems like maybe the place to ask.

I was just curious, I can see how the content from static HTML pages can be returned very well from Google because the content is all right there in the HTML. But what about if you're using a CMS and the content is stored in a database. If someone searches for an article written by you, does Google query your database for that content?

Didn't ask that very well did I? :/
19-Oct-11 04:51
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matt matt's avatar Rank: gold
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@DOC: Provided the CMS content is visible publicly as a page with a URL somewhere, and it is linked to from at least one other page that Google knows about (such as the homepage, a categories/tags page, an archive index, or other index page) then Google should eventually find the page and index it.

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22-Nov-11 11:20
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Search Engines do not know or care whether the data is in a database or in HTML files.

They simply index the content that is found at a URL

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