Unsatisfied with your search results in Google?

Finally Google comes up with a brilliant idea for those people who are unsatisfied with the search result in Google Search Engine. They will now respond direct comments which comes from you and then will be reviewed by Google team.

So if you have a complain , doubts or unsatisfied search results visit this link http://www.google.com/quality_form.. ^_^
You can now complain why is your site is not in the first spot.. lols..

A brief Introduction of Long Tail Keywords Optimization

What is Long Tail Keyword? usually long tail keyword had a less result, than a targeted keyword. Some users are using long tail keyword for specific result. Lets take this for example a user want a result on how to traffic his/her site, many of users simply type how to drive traffic to my site, rather than traffic my site. This is not just a simple 2 to 3 words but compose of search phrases.
Other Example of Long Tail Keywords are:
1. How to profit my site?
2. how to create a widget for blogger.
3. paid for other to visit your webpage.
and so on......

You can also ask your friends if they are the user what would they query to find your product, it would be a cue for you to strengthen that long tail keyword. You can also use this keyword suggestion tool to select various keyword that you can possibly use, http://freekeywords.wordtracker.com/

SEO Service

Hello everyone and thank you for the people who keep on visiting my blog.. I was just thinking to offer SEO services to you guys who are eager to optimize there site. Like to drive traffic to there site , search engine placement and other stuff.
Because recently this guy search for a keyword make my site more SEO compatible and eventually my blog comes first. ^_^ So if your interested in SEO service or either per projects, like directory submissions, article submission, social bookmarkings and more.Just for serious people who want to, you can leave me a comment and i will explain what i can do to your site. thats all and thank you.. ^_^

Organic SEO Top 10 Myths

Today i receive a newsletter from http://www.seo-news.com talking about Organic SEO Top 10 Myths By Seomul Davis."Remember don't go spreading any SEO myths that you believe may be true. Test it yourself several times on different websites before reaching any conclusion as there are other factors involved as well. " Heres the article and enjoy.. ^_^

Of course, this action of mixing up the cause and effect is a common error on the part of new SEOs. Well, if it were limited to just their work, I wouldn't really mind it. But these guys are clueless and many a times spread their ignorance to other newbies on blogs and forums and create a ripple effect of newer myths. Here, I am making an attempt to discuss and clear the top 10 organic SEO myths:

Organic SEO Myth 1: You must submit your website URL to search engines. Once upon a time, this could have been the "in" thing. But since the past 5-6 years it has become unnecessary.

Organic SEO Myth 2: In order to get better ranking, you absolutely need a Google Sitemap. It's partially correct. However, if you have built your site properly (ensured its crawler-friendly) you don't require a Google Sitemap. That being said, having one won't hurt you and you can even use other Webmaster Central tools offered by Google, but this doesn't guarantee higher ranking.

Organic SEO Myth 3: For higher rankings, update your website regularly. Regular updating of your content pages may certainly increase the crawl rate for search engines, but not your website rankings. Only update your website content if it is necessary and not because search engines will like it any better. As a matter of fact, the highest ranked websites on Google are those that haven't been updated in years!

Organic SEO Myth 4: PPC (pay per click) ads can help or hurt rankings. What amuses me most is that many people believe that participating in Google AdWords campaigns will hurt their organic SEO ranking, while many others believe that PPC will spike the traffic and up the ranking. All I can say is that neither of this is true!

Give Your Site a Voice!

Organic SEO Myth 5: Not following guidelines on Google will ban your website. Google's guidelines are common sense but not mandatory. It's advisable to read them, however just don't do anything purely for search engines and you'll be fine.

Organic SEO Myth 6: Buying links can lead to banning of your website. It is partially true again. Google doesn't like to count paid links as votes for a website page. Mostly Google is unable to find out if the links are paid for, but even if it does, it won't count the links. Google won't ban your website in any case. A quick update - Google has made it easier to report paid links in sites that are unrelated to your site. Though the reasoning is yet unclear and best practice should tell you don't buy links in unrelated sites to your theme.

Organic SEO Myth 7: Header tags or H1 should be used to ensure high ranking. There is no evidence to prove this. However, this is one of the most common myths. You can reach top Google positioning without H1 but they certainly don't hurt so use H tags correctly.

Organic SEO Myth 8: Meta keywords tag need to be used on your page. The fact is that a Meta keyword tag was introduced to use keywords that are NOT on the site page already! However, this tag is ignored by Google in any case.

Organic SEO Myth 9: The SEO copy should be 250 words in length. 250 words is not really an optimal number nor is it specific for SEO rankings. Easily, 250 words allows one to write good marketing copy and can be optimized for 3-5 main key phrases. However, shorter SEO copy works just as well.

Forget Expensive PPC Advertising - There is an Alternative!

Organic SEO Myth 10: Your pages should be optimized for the long tail keywords. This is not true. Nowadays, long-tail keyword phrases are no longer effective as not many pages use them and not many people search using long tails. You can include these keywords in blogs or even an article, but that is not really optimization.