Comments on: Links vs Content and Long Tail vs Short Tail Keywords http://www.soloseo.com/blog/2007/06/14/links-vs-content-long-tail-vs-short-tail-keywords/ SEO for All Wed, 09 Jul 2008 03:34:57 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 By: RJL Enterprise SEO http://www.soloseo.com/blog/2007/06/14/links-vs-content-long-tail-vs-short-tail-keywords/#comment-11290 RJL Enterprise SEO Sun, 20 Jan 2008 22:49:45 +0000 http://www.soloseo.com/blog/2007/06/14/links-vs-content-long-tail-vs-short-tail-keywords/#comment-11290 Great post regarding long tail keywords. This strategy is the "hidden gem" of SEO marketing. Great post regarding long tail keywords. This strategy is the “hidden gem” of SEO marketing.

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]]> By: Ahead Directory http://www.soloseo.com/blog/2007/06/14/links-vs-content-long-tail-vs-short-tail-keywords/#comment-10477 Ahead Directory Mon, 24 Dec 2007 12:10:23 +0000 http://www.soloseo.com/blog/2007/06/14/links-vs-content-long-tail-vs-short-tail-keywords/#comment-10477 Hi I have found the page in Google while searching using "long vs short anchor text" . Your article helps to enrich my knowledge .My of my questions answered in our article. Thanks again. I have a question for what actually I m searching the web. Would you please let me know Will a link anchored as "affordable directory submission" help me for "directory submission"? Hi
I have found the page in Google while searching using “long vs short anchor text” . Your article helps to enrich my knowledge .My of my questions answered in our article. Thanks again. I have a question for what actually I m searching the web. Would you please let me know

Will a link anchored as “affordable directory submission” help me for “directory submission”?

]]> By: In SEO - Be A Tortoise, Forget the Hare. | SoloSEO Blog http://www.soloseo.com/blog/2007/06/14/links-vs-content-long-tail-vs-short-tail-keywords/#comment-8405 In SEO - Be A Tortoise, Forget the Hare. | SoloSEO Blog Tue, 30 Oct 2007 16:06:48 +0000 http://www.soloseo.com/blog/2007/06/14/links-vs-content-long-tail-vs-short-tail-keywords/#comment-8405 [...] There is no doubt SEO can be worth much to a company looking to increase sales, it can take a struggling company trying to make any sale at all, and turn that company into an online success story. Where they once wondered if they would convince anyone to buy at all, they now they struggle with cash flow, barely having enough cash on hand to pay vendors, so they can barely stay ahead of the orders onslaught. But to experience this kind of transformation in online sales, the SEO work must happen. We are going to need to focus on our site’s Keywords, Content, Links and effort must be spent to put it all in place. No way around it. We can use all kinds of great tools, and have the latest information to make our efforts as efficient and effective as possible. We can even hire others to do our SEO for us, but SEO is the price for long-term online rewards. SEO isn’t easy for most people, it isn’t a get rich quick scheme, there is nothing magic or extraordinary about it, but if the SEO work is done well, then success is more than likely, if not virtually assured. I like that about SEO, we can work harder at it than others do, and see success for our efforts. And as for all the other tortoises out there, I know you will like that about SEO too. [...] […] There is no doubt SEO can be worth much to a company looking to increase sales, it can take a struggling company trying to make any sale at all, and turn that company into an online success story. Where they once wondered if they would convince anyone to buy at all, they now they struggle with cash flow, barely having enough cash on hand to pay vendors, so they can barely stay ahead of the orders onslaught. But to experience this kind of transformation in online sales, the SEO work must happen. We are going to need to focus on our site’s Keywords, Content, Links and effort must be spent to put it all in place. No way around it. We can use all kinds of great tools, and have the latest information to make our efforts as efficient and effective as possible. We can even hire others to do our SEO for us, but SEO is the price for long-term online rewards. SEO isn’t easy for most people, it isn’t a get rich quick scheme, there is nothing magic or extraordinary about it, but if the SEO work is done well, then success is more than likely, if not virtually assured. I like that about SEO, we can work harder at it than others do, and see success for our efforts. And as for all the other tortoises out there, I know you will like that about SEO too. […]

]]> By: The Short Tail and Long Tail of Keyword | SEO Manager’s Weekly http://www.soloseo.com/blog/2007/06/14/links-vs-content-long-tail-vs-short-tail-keywords/#comment-8182 The Short Tail and Long Tail of Keyword | SEO Manager’s Weekly Thu, 25 Oct 2007 18:22:35 +0000 http://www.soloseo.com/blog/2007/06/14/links-vs-content-long-tail-vs-short-tail-keywords/#comment-8182 [...] Links vs Content and Long Tail vs Short Tail Keywords | SoloSEO Blog Opposition in All Things, Links vs Content Everything in life has its opposites. … Long tail keyword is by far a more common term versus short tail keywords, … Date: Oct 25th, 2007 · Comments RSS · Tags: Keyword Research [...] […] Links vs Content and Long Tail vs Short Tail Keywords | SoloSEO Blog Opposition in All Things, Links vs Content Everything in life has its opposites. … Long tail keyword is by far a more common term versus short tail keywords, … Date: Oct 25th, 2007 · Comments RSS · Tags: Keyword Research […]

]]> By: Learn SEO Basics: Long Tail Keywords | SoloSEO Blog http://www.soloseo.com/blog/2007/06/14/links-vs-content-long-tail-vs-short-tail-keywords/#comment-7879 Learn SEO Basics: Long Tail Keywords | SoloSEO Blog Thu, 18 Oct 2007 18:51:38 +0000 http://www.soloseo.com/blog/2007/06/14/links-vs-content-long-tail-vs-short-tail-keywords/#comment-7879 [...] For an advanced look at the topic of short and long tail keywords, look at my post about Links vs Content. [...] […] For an advanced look at the topic of short and long tail keywords, look at my post about Links vs Content. […]

]]> By: Stay Online Stupid… | SoloSEO Blog http://www.soloseo.com/blog/2007/06/14/links-vs-content-long-tail-vs-short-tail-keywords/#comment-5205 Stay Online Stupid… | SoloSEO Blog Tue, 31 Jul 2007 15:50:32 +0000 http://www.soloseo.com/blog/2007/06/14/links-vs-content-long-tail-vs-short-tail-keywords/#comment-5205 [...] And what about these potential searchers/clients, who are they, and how do they eventually find us. This is an interesting phenomena as well. We are seeing the way people use search change, they are getting better at search, as they have learned how to better use long-tail search queries to more quickly and precisely find what they are looking for. Additionally, potential clients, both old and young are now not afraid to look online until they find a company that fits what they perceive they are looking for. Even my mother and father have become Googleites, and can find what they need very well. We have heard from some clients that they were just “searching” around and essentially stumbled on to us, if we had not been online, or at least trying to be visible online, this would not have happened. People are willing to look for what they want, and spend time doing it, because they have learned it does make a difference in their experience. I would also suggest that many searchers understand that the best company for their needs might not be on the first page of the search engine results page. Experience with the search engines results has taught us all this reality. [...] […] And what about these potential searchers/clients, who are they, and how do they eventually find us. This is an interesting phenomena as well. We are seeing the way people use search change, they are getting better at search, as they have learned how to better use long-tail search queries to more quickly and precisely find what they are looking for. Additionally, potential clients, both old and young are now not afraid to look online until they find a company that fits what they perceive they are looking for. Even my mother and father have become Googleites, and can find what they need very well. We have heard from some clients that they were just “searching” around and essentially stumbled on to us, if we had not been online, or at least trying to be visible online, this would not have happened. People are willing to look for what they want, and spend time doing it, because they have learned it does make a difference in their experience. I would also suggest that many searchers understand that the best company for their needs might not be on the first page of the search engine results page. Experience with the search engines results has taught us all this reality. […]

]]> By: Links vs Content and Long Tail vs Short Tail Keywords | SoloSEO Blog | SEO Manager’s Weekly http://www.soloseo.com/blog/2007/06/14/links-vs-content-long-tail-vs-short-tail-keywords/#comment-4578 Links vs Content and Long Tail vs Short Tail Keywords | SoloSEO Blog | SEO Manager’s Weekly Sat, 07 Jul 2007 04:18:19 +0000 http://www.soloseo.com/blog/2007/06/14/links-vs-content-long-tail-vs-short-tail-keywords/#comment-4578 [...] Links vs Content and Long Tail vs Short Tail Keywords | SoloSEO BlogLong tail keyword is by far a more common term versus short tail keywords, mainly because “short tail keywords” really just means “keywords”. Look at the graph below, you’ll see the left [...] […] Links vs Content and Long Tail vs Short Tail Keywords | SoloSEO BlogLong tail keyword is by far a more common term versus short tail keywords, mainly because “short tail keywords” really just means “keywords”. Look at the graph below, you’ll see the left […]

]]> By: Google + SEO = The New “AOL Keyword”? | SoloSEO Blog http://www.soloseo.com/blog/2007/06/14/links-vs-content-long-tail-vs-short-tail-keywords/#comment-4025 Google + SEO = The New “AOL Keyword”? | SoloSEO Blog Mon, 18 Jun 2007 23:45:11 +0000 http://www.soloseo.com/blog/2007/06/14/links-vs-content-long-tail-vs-short-tail-keywords/#comment-4025 [...] 2) You’ll need to make sure your SEO is in tip top shape. Honda isn’t going anywhere ranking for that term, but you’re not Honda. Content alone is not going to do it, you’re going to need to build and/or buy some links. [...] […] 2) You’ll need to make sure your SEO is in tip top shape. Honda isn’t going anywhere ranking for that term, but you’re not Honda. Content alone is not going to do it, you’re going to need to build and/or buy some links. […]

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