I’ve just begun looking at Twitter (yeah, yeah I know) and looking at its merits from an SEO perspective. It’s an immensely popular microblogging service, although, a recent study by Nielsen found that 60% of users gave up after the first month.
The guys over at WebProNews have published a series of questions and answers about SEO with Google’s Matt Cutts and company — basically, about what affects a website’s rankings on Google’s search results. Questions like…
Adwords Editor is a free software by Google to help you manage your campaigns. Basically, how it works is that you enter your Google Adwords account login information, download your campaigns, edit them offline and then upload the changes.
Search engines can be both a boon and bane. While they allow people to find your services and help boost sales, conversely, they can also help them discover your “dark side” and cause the reverse. Your future employer becomes prejudiced after finding an article on a past white collar case against you. Sales of your bread products tanked because a blogger claimed they cause cancer and that article ranks #1 in the search results.
