I often repeatedly get asked this same question by new prospects: "our business is just getting online, so where do we start with SEO?" The answer is very easy and could be the differentiating factor in the difference between you and one of your competitors. New business owners should start by taking advantage a number of different online mediums before even trying to find an SEO company. Doing so will not only give your website a few additional back links from credible sources, but will...

Google's very own social media platform Google+, has received a massive overhaul in it's functions, design and layout. While many would agree that Google has been playing catch up the whole time in their race against social media dominance, I'd have to agree and say this new update just might be their first steps into helping capture an even greater piece of the social media market share.

The new Google+ multi-channel layout looks like a cross between the Facebook timeline system...

In early March, Matt Cutts announced news of Google's upcoming Penguin 2.0 update[/URL]. Since the announcement, the SEO world has been in constant anticipation of what to expect and ultimately how the update will affect websites and rankings all across the web. To put some of our minds at ease, earlier today the Google engineer had confirmed through his Twitter account that Penguin 2.0 is due to make it's official debut sometime in the next few weeks.

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2 months ago I created a Youtube tutorial video with the purpose of guiding customers through the process of writing a Google review for the Google+ local listings.

At the bottom of this post you'll find my tutorial video on how to write a Google review for the Google+ local listings. But before that we'll go through the primary advantages of what obtaining positive reviews may potentially do for your business.

Read the full article @ http://www.bigvisionseo.com.au/how-t...local-listings...

As many of you's may have noticed at one point or another, some websites use the prefix of www and some don't. So what's the difference and what does it mean?

Basically, there are no differentiating factors between the two. But in an SEO sense, it's vitally important that only one address is used and that the website isn't accessible via both. While this may not apply to a large majority of websites using a modern CMS, it does occasionally apply to pure HTML-based sites.
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