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Saturday, July 18, 2009
Get out of Google Sandbox
Saturday, June 27, 2009
Image Optimization: An Easy SEO Opportunity
We’ve noticed lately that more and more traffic is coming from Google Image search. This trend is not surprising as web searches get savvier and learn how to search in different ways. Now searchers are making queries within blogs, images, videos and news. So, to stay on top of this trend, sites should optimize their images. Increasingly, customers will be searching for new equipment by looking through Google’s image database, so you want your company’s images to be at the top of the image results.
It’s to be expected that proper ALT text should be written for all images. Don’t spam up your alt tags with keyword stuffing like “web designing,web designing packages,web design”. This will probably make Google mad, and users can see that text when they mouse over the image. Instead, write an honest and exact description of the image like “Website Designing”.
Next, consider the file name of your image. Don’t name your images with a number like image909.gif Name your image for what it is like web-designing-modelA.gif. Google’s image bot reads the image name along with the alt tag, so properly naming your images is another opportunity for image optimization.
Consider adding caption text to the image. Google seems to pick up on the text surrounding the image, so adding keyword driven content to your captions can help with optimization.
Also consider the way your images are displayed. Google can’t read alt tags or text from images embedded in a slide show. Any image with script involved will not be read by the search engine, so consider how you display them.
Saturday, May 9, 2009
SEO Firefox Addons - Smart SEO Tools
Saturday, March 21, 2009
What benefit does Creative offer you?
With a wide spectrum of web companies, freelancers and agencies available in the market how do you know which one is right for you? Most importantly will the web company that you choose offer you the benefits that you are looking for? Many are of the opinion that the Internet has revolutionized the way a company does business. Not only has it helped streamline business processes globally but has also helped in reaching out to potential customers in a much aggressive manner. Looking at the other side of the coin, one must consider the fact that by just having a web presence does not mean that you can do much better business. Your business would also largely depend upon how well your website is sighted or can be found on search engines. If you do some research work on your own you will find that many companies have in fact not only enhanced the look and feel of their website by getting them created on latest technologies but have also taken the extra effort to optimize the site so that it can rank on top of various search engines.
If you are planning to revamp your website or looking to get a new one constructed, then you might want to consider hiring a company which can offer a wide range of services. Listed below are some of the benefits and features that you should look for while searching and hiring a web development company:
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Creative offer Industrial Strength Search Engine Optimization (SEO) Packages
Natural search engine optimization packages and Search Engine or Directory submission packages: Creative new economical industrial strength SEO packages incorporate advanced optimization and submission capabilities that are sure to help you stand out from the crowd!
Features include:
* Fully optimized home page!
* Submissions to all the major Search Engines and Top 40 world-wide engines
* Submission to up to 1000+ engines and directories world-wide
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Saturday, March 7, 2009
Google Analytics Updates
If you’re using Google Analytic to monitor your website’s traffic, you’ve probably noticed a few changes lately. Google announced some updates to Analytic that will improve how you can view and sort data. (Note: these new features will be rolled out in the coming weeks, so you might not see everything yet.)
• Updated user interface. The new interface isn’t radically different, but some subtle changes in the shading and lines around the boxes make it seem fresh. It’s still a very clean look and nothing major has changed.
• Changes to management center. When you log in you’ll have quick summaries of all your stats. User management will also be improved, with better control over user accounts and access.
• Create custom reports. See exactly the information you want with custom reports. You’ll be able to make your own charts and graphs, giving you more power to analyze your data.
• Better traffic breakdowns. You’ll be able to more easily compare different kinds of traffic, like organic vs. PPC, and integrate that into custom reports.
• New Motion Charts. Google’s new feature gives you the ability to chart data on 5-axes. Neat bubbles, colors, and history trails show you how keywords have performed on a number of metrics.
• New API. With the new Analytic API, Google is opening the door to more developers to come up with features of their own.
• Ad Sense integration. This will take a few months to be completely available, but you will have better performance metrics to view traffic sources, referring sites, and page views.
Google is using You Tube to help them announce these updates, and you can view Google’s videos which demonstrate the new capabilities.
For more information and update you can also visit at www.webdesignexperts.us
Creative Expanded Sales Team
Creative Web Solutions continues to strengthen its marketing team with talented leaders that have the expertise to help the customers and partners achieve their business goals, the current economic climate, shifting target audience preferences and emerging online channels will increase the demand for today’s marketers to do more with less, while improving ROI.
The Internet and mobile Web continue to create opportunities and challenges for small and medium business marketers worldwide. The key is to apply the right blend of strategy, online innovation, know-how, investment and collaboration that enable marketing leaders and teams to create measurable value.
With more than 4+ years of Web designing,web development & Internet marketing experience, Creative has a proven track record of developing revenue-generating marketing programs for businesses of all sizes.
For more press release please refer to our news and event section
For latest update you can also visit at www.webdesignexperts.us
Creative Revised SEO Packages
SEO in Affordable Pricing : Creative launched New SEO packages with unique, affordable and comprehensive.
Every website is unique and needs unique approach and strategy. Strategy for any website can vary as per the industry, competition in the market, structure of the website, content etc. Hence a unique seo package is required to get it ranked high in major search engines. Creative Web Solutions has launched to serve the customers with unique seo packages exactly as per their requirement. Clients have freedom to choose packages as per their requirement and choice.
Core aim of Creative is to serve individual clients as well the companies with work overload. By outsourcing their SEO work to Creative companies are saving their time and money. They get dedicated team members who work as per company policy and requirement, most importantly as part of their team.
The new SEO Packages has been launched with the aim to provide comprehensive packages for every key requirement for the promotion of the website. The packages have been designed keeping in concern the competitive level and the area of service being demanded. Packages being affordable and focused, aim to bring maximum advantage and best Return on Investment.
“At Creative (http://www.creativewebsols.com) , we have always taken customer satisfaction very seriously and tried to serve our clients with most affordable and effective solutions within their flexibility. We implement every promotional campaign with the best of its effect and aim to extract the most of it. As clients often come to us for specific SEO services, we designed SEO packages to serve specialized packages for each SEO service.”, says Managing Director, Creative Web sols
Creative offers packages for complete and ethical SEO services in distinct ranges – Bronze,Silver,Gold,Diamond and Platinum that amount for bringing the websites to the top pages of the search engines. It also provide customized packages for specific areas of Search Engine Optimization and Marketing like Directory submission, Article submission, Link Building, Pay per click (PPC) advertising and others.
For more press release please refer to our news and event section
For latest update you can also visit at www.webdesignexperts.us
Monday, March 2, 2009
Can Industrial Businesses Leverage Social Media?
Terms like ’social media’, ’social search’ and ‘web 2.0′ are becoming increasingly more common in SEO and SEM, but have yet to make their way into the vocabulary of most industrial business owners. In fact, most tools that fall under the ’social category’ are still quite elusive to some internet marketers themselves, which then begs the question, “what exactly is social media, and can industrial businesses leverage it for their SEM campaigns?”
The answer to this question lies in the vary nature of social search itself. ‘Yes - If its socially acceptable.’ Social communities that aggregate and share content are user controlled and based largely on trust.
For example, www.digg.com is a social content website: a portal where users can submit content and news stories, vote on submissions, approve or disapprove of entries. The most popular stories (those that receive the most ‘diggs’) make the home page’… and that’s a traffic driving dream.
The catch is this: avid participators can spot spam a mile away. And if youre spotted, youre done for. The key to driving traffic by submitting content related to your business to sites like digg, is offering relevant, interesting or controversial content that people want to read. Remember to think outside of the engineering paradigm. Educate and Entertain! As a regular participator, you can gain trust among the community and increase your chances of receiving diggs for your story.
So, with a little creativity, discretion and persistence, you can set apart your industrial website and create a presence among this rapidly growing social web phenomenon.
DIGG TIPS
To truly be successful with dig, persistence pays. Submitting one story per week and evaluating several others will eventually tip the scale in your favor. Before submitting content to dig, try asking yourself the following questions:
Who are my customers, and what entertains them?
Is there valuable information I can give to my readers thats not already on my website?
Are there subjects of interest that overlap the industrial marketplace and the general public?
Sound like a pain? Too much to learn and digest? Take heed: this stuff is big. Check out the about pages of the two sites that could drive traffic like a cop.
http://www.digg.com/about
http://www.technorati.com/help/faq.html
For more information on advanced seo concepts and driving traffic you can also refer to our website www.webdesignexperts.us
Driving Traffic: “It’s not just qualified anymore!
Sounds strange. With all the hype about qualified traffic, PPC campaigns and increasing conversions, why is unqualified traffic suddenly a good thing?
Well, don’t run too far with this, because if you’ve got a paid program in place you might break the bank. However, in some instances, ANY traffic can help your keyword rankings.
Here’s how it works:
With the advent of social search and web 2.0, algorithms are placing an increasing importance on site relevance when returning search results. Not only are back link quantities a factor, but back link popularity, their age and their ‘trust-factor,’ as Google puts it.
The more visibility a site has in social content-sharing communities such as digg.com, the more people who bookmark sites at del.icio.us, and the more blogs linking to a site at technorati.com… the greater the ‘trust-factor.’ Google is quick to return a result that they deem trustworthy,or, ‘relevant.’
Here’s how it applies:
As an engineer, your client base probably isn’t scouring the internet for tech-i.e. social sites. However, there is an ample audience that just might be willing to link to an article entitled “25 alternative uses for a drill press” from their humor blog. The link counts. The visibility counts. The presence counts. And these three factors will, in the long haul, boost your key word placement in the search engines.
Yes, it takes time. Yes, it takes imagination. But the more traffic you have to your site, the higher its page ranks, and so forth. It’s a good thing! It means virtually ALL your visitors are qualified. (Sans those PPC-ers.) They are either ready to buy, or helping your rank. Bless’em!
For more information on advanced seo concepts and driving traffic you can also refer to our website www.webdesignexperts.us
Can Industrial Businesses Leverage Social Media?
Terms like ’social media’, ’social search’ and ‘web 2.0′ are becoming increasingly more common in SEO and SEM, but have yet to make their way into the vocabulary of most industrial business owners. In fact, most tools that fall under the ’social category’ are still quite elusive to some internet marketers themselves, which then begs the question, “what exactly is social media, and can industrial businesses leverage it for their SEM campaigns?”
The answer to this question lies in the vary nature of social search itself. ‘Yes - If its socially acceptable.’ Social communities that aggregate and share content are user controlled and based largely on trust.
For example, www.digg.com is a social content website: a portal where users can submit content and news stories, vote on submissions, approve or disapprove of entries. The most popular stories (those that receive the most ‘diggs’) make the home page’… and that’s a traffic driving dream.
The catch is this: avid participators can spot spam a mile away. And if youre spotted, youre done for. The key to driving traffic by submitting content related to your business to sites like digg, is offering relevant, interesting or controversial content that people want to read. Remember to think outside of the engineering paradigm. Educate and Entertain! As a regular participator, you can gain trust among the community and increase your chances of receiving diggs for your story.
So, with a little creativity, discretion and persistence, you can set apart your industrial website and create a presence among this rapidly growing social web phenomenon.
DIGG TIPS
To truly be successful with dig, persistence pays. Submitting one story per week and evaluating several others will eventually tip the scale in your favor. Before submitting content to dig, try asking yourself the following questions:
Who are my customers, and what entertains them?
Is there valuable information I can give to my readers thats not already on my website?
Are there subjects of interest that overlap the industrial marketplace and the general public?
Sound like a pain? Too much to learn and digest? Take heed: this stuff is big. Check out the about pages of the two sites that could drive traffic like a cop.
http://www.digg.com/about
http://www.technorati.com/help/faq.html
For more information on advanced seo concepts and driving traffic you can also refer to our website www.webdesignexperts.us
Search Engine Optimization (SEO)
Search engine optimization is often the foundation of a search engine marketing campaign, as natural placement for the right terms is the best type of marketing you can get.
SEO is simply the course of applying common sense and basic honesty to your approach and keeping in mind that you and the search engines share the same view. You want relevant traffic to your sites and that's exactly what the search engine wants to give you, as long as you have the most relevant and famous site. We help you improve your site to meet the criteria search engines look for.
Search Engine Optimization - Tricks of the trade
Search engines today recognize tricks such as Key-word packing, invisible keywords and cloaking. Many engines today have spam detectors and are looking constantly for over optimization procedures. Of course, ethical search engine optimization techniques are labor intensive and time consuming but that is the way we prefer. As always technology has to take the blame for some of the practices deployed by search engine optimizers. Each day sees a plethora of search engine optimization tools that promise to produce astounding results in a few hours. They only end up soaking the bandwidth of the search engine and its processing resources.
We don't consider "Search Engine Optimization" course as something secretive, something to be withheld. Understanding how search engines work, the methodologies used and choosing the right key phrases which is absolutely fundamental to the whole course.We consider Search Engine Optimization as an education where we impart knowledge into our team of executives. Practices that don't deliver have to be discarded away and an interactive dialogue often leads to an idea that requires a hand on approach. An initial approach would include:
To read more about search engine optimization click here
You can also refer to our website www.webdesignexperts.us for SEO services
Friday, February 27, 2009
Driving Traffic: “It’s not just qualified anymore!”
Sounds strange. With all the hype about qualified traffic, PPC campaigns and increasing conversions, why is unqualified traffic suddenly a good thing?
Well, don’t run too far with this, because if you’ve got a paid program in place you might break the bank. However, in some instances, ANY traffic can help your keyword rankings.
Here’s how it works:
With the advent of social search and web 2.0, algorithms are placing an increasing importance on site relevance when returning search results. Not only are back link quantities a factor, but back link popularity, their age and their ‘trust-factor,’ as Google puts it.
The more visibility a site has in social content-sharing communities such as digg.com, the more people who bookmark sites at del.icio.us, and the more blogs linking to a site at technorati.com… the greater the ‘trust-factor.’ Google is quick to return a result that they deem trustworthy,or, ‘relevant.’
Here’s how it applies:
As an engineer, your client base probably isn’t scouring the internet for tech-i.e. social sites. However, there is an ample audience that just might be willing to link to an article entitled “25 alternative uses for a drill press” from their humor blog. The link counts. The visibility counts. The presence counts. And these three factors will, in the long haul, boost your key word placement in the search engines.
Yes, it takes time. Yes, it takes imagination. But the more traffic you have to your site, the higher its page ranks, and so forth. It’s a good thing! It means virtually ALL your visitors are qualified. (Sans those PPC-ers.) They are either ready to buy, or helping your rank. Bless’em!
For more information on advanced seo concepts and driving traffic you can also refer to our website www.webdesignexperts.us
Friday, February 20, 2009
Search Engine Optimization (SEO)
SEO is simply the course of applying common sense and basic honesty to your approach and keeping in mind that you and the search engines share the same view. You want relevant traffic to your sites and that's exactly what the search engine wants to give you, as long as you have the most relevant and famous site. We help you improve your site to meet the criteria search engines look for.
Search Engine Optimization - Tricks of the trade
Search engines today recognize tricks such as Key-word packing, invisible keywords and cloaking. Many engines today have spam detectors and are looking constantly for over optimization procedures. Of course, ethical search engine optimization techniques are labor intensive and time consuming but that is the way we prefer. As always technology has to take the blame for some of the practices deployed by search engine optimizers. Each day sees a plethora of search engine optimization tools that promise to produce astounding results in a few hours. They only end up soaking the bandwidth of the search engine and its processing resources.
We don't consider "Search Engine Optimization" course as something secretive, something to be withheld. Understanding how search engines work, the methodologies used and choosing the right key phrases which is absolutely fundamental to the whole course.We consider Search Engine Optimization as an education where we impart knowledge into our team of executives. Practices that don't deliver have to be discarded away and an interactive dialogue often leads to an idea that requires a hand on approach. An initial approach would include:
To read more about search engine optimization click here
You can also refer to our website www.webdesignexperts.us for SEO services
Saturday, January 24, 2009
Should I Have a Flash Website??
Another web design firm said they would design a ‘Flash’ website for me. Will you do that?”
It’s a frequent question. The answer is no. Let’s explore why.
First, let’s look at what Flash is.
Flash is a software package from Macromedia. I readily admit it’s quite amazing.
In fact, it’s so amazing that a web designer can get you very excited, imagining what your website will be like with all that great Flash action. One designer we know says in his brochure, “We design websites so cool your customers will show your friends.”
I guess that’s okay if you want a website to show off to your friends. I’d rather build a website that will promote your business, without costing you an arm and a leg. To heck with showing off to your friends.
Have you ever gone to a website, waited while the page loaded, and then watched an animated presentation before you could go to the real website?
That’s a “Flash” presentation. It’s really “cool.” So cool, that most web designers put a “Skip intro” button on it so you don’t have to watch it. And, if you’re like most of us, you skip the intro.
Why? Because it waste time.
Most Flash presentations take awhile to load on your computer, then you have to wait while they run, then you finally get to the information you want. (And you have to wait a bit for that to load, too.)
So flash is a nuisance.
From your standpoint, here’s why you don’t want a Flash website:
- It’s expensive. Developing good Flash elements takes a top-notch Flash designer. And takes time.
- It slows down your website. Not everyone has a broadband connection.
- It gets in the way of your guests who want to use your website. And you want their experience it be easy and pleasant.
Is there a place for Flash? Sure.
Check out one of my favorite and my own websites, webdesignexperts.com. They use Flash quite effectively, combining animation and sound. Would you like to guess at the thousands of dollars that cost?
One place you might want to use Flash is in putting audio and video on your website, not as an “intro” but as option buttons where your guests choose to watch a demonstration, or to listen to an explanation, to hear a customer describe an experience. For this, Flash is far superior to the typical approach to audio and video. That’s because Flash is already built in most web browsers, so you can the audio or video clip almost instantly, without special programs like QuickTime, Microsoft Media Player, or Real Media Player.
For audio and video clips, we’d rather see you use a service that makes it easy to manage and post the clips on your website. They won’t even tell you it’s Flash (because it’s more detail that you don’t need to know). The service makes it easy; the hard way is buying the Flash software, learning to use it, and figuring out how to put the clips on your website.
You can also refer to our website www.webdesignexperts.us for Flash Web Desgin services
