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Blogs tagged with seo
07
Dec
2010
Which estate agent review websites matter?
I've mentioned in the past about how reviews and recommendations are an important part of how Google Places decides where to rank your business in their listing.
06
Dec
2010
Using your competitors to improve your Google ranking
Search engine optimisation, particularly for local search, is one of the topics I come back to on this blog time and time again - and for good reason.
08
Nov
2010
Local business listings on Yell
Getting back to the local search optimisation theme, there is no doubt that having your company listed on Yell.
06
Sep
2010
Exact match domain names for estate agents
One of the most common ways that people use Google is to search for companies by name.
02
Aug
2010
Local business listings on Yelp
As part of the blog I wrote on ranking in Google local business maps, I recommended that you list your company on as many local directory websites as possible.
29
Jul
2010
Marsh & Parsons educate their buyers
Forgive me, but today's post is along the lines of what has become a bit of a recent theme, educating your audience.
26
Jul
2010
What can Phil Spencer teach you?
Following the guest blog from Neil on how-to guides for estate agents last week, Phil Spencer popped up and showed exactly how it's done with his top 20 ways to add value to your home in the Telegraph at the weekend.
23
Jul
2010
Adding search engine friendly tweets to your website
A while ago now, I read an article on the excellent Sellsius blog about adding a feed of tweets onto your website, using one of Twitter's own widgets.
22
Jul
2010
Why how-to guides are good for business
The Young London property management agency in Central London is a company with an approach I really admire.
20
Jul
2010
Getting seen in local Google search maps
The maps that appear at the top of 'local' (location specific) Google searches are an important way of gaining visitors to your website.
15
Jul
2010
With websites, bigger is better
Reports on the varied things people are searching for when they happen upon this blog are always an interesting read.
13
Jul
2010
The science of generating search traffic
Reading an article yesterday, it struck me that while most people understand that higher search engine rankings are better, perhaps they don't realise just how much better!Back when Google didn't include any paid adverts or maps at the top of their search
14
Jun
2010
StumbleUpon PPC advertising - the results are in
Some of you may remember that, back in March, I signed up with StumbleUpon's paid advertising to test whether or not it was a cost effective form of pay-per-click marketing.
19
May
2010
Writing headlines that the right people notice
The guest blog today comes from Jane Penson of Grammar to Go, a business born out of Jane's love of writing and focused on improving your writing skills.
29
Apr
2010
Why your blog should be a factory
For those of you that don't follow the PropertyADD Twitter account, yesterday I posted a link to a Hubspot webinar on how a good blogging process can be compared to a factory production line.