Lost in Translation

Some people don’t have the time to work on improving their sites search engine rankings and attracting more customers, so they hire me.

Some people don’t have the money to hire me but have the time and want to do it themselves.

Assuming your website code is already optimized for search engines, I’ve got a few steps you can take to help draw traffic to your site. A lot of this information is Google-specific, since that is what I am most asked about. However, much of this can apply to other search engines too. Here are 10 things you can do to drive traffic to your site. (more…)

A while back I wrote an article on How to Stay on Google’s Good Side. That post addressed guidelines for your website to help placement in Google.

Next, how about some SEO-specific information?

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There is a lot of information and misinformation out there about SEO (Search Engine Optimization). There are companies and individuals claiming to be experts that give advice and do things for clients that will hurt more than help. And remember: there are also a lot of old websites out there. I’ve seen more new sites than I can count that parrot outdated information.

So rather than work from secondhand information, take it straight from the horse’s mouth.

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