Finding the right SEO tactics, and implementing them correctly, without fear of negative SEO and non-existent rankings can be difficult as Google rolls out its updates. From basic things like writing title tags to more complex things like content syndication and outreach, the way in which we carry out SEO techniques all adds up to decide our website rankings.

See part one of the SEO guide at Nebstone, where you'll find a few tips on how to carry out effective, worry-free SEO as well...

How to achieve SEO success in 2013?

It’s no secret that search engines are constantly changing their algorithms to serve the most relevant websites on their search results, and 2013 is no different. To aid you in your 2013 SEO journey, here are 5 of the most meaningful metrics to focus on in achieving the most optimal results for your website.

Via the leading Sydney SEO providers: Big Vision Marketing.

While it is an interesting subject, raised in numerous articles, it is worth questioning what we mean by ‘keywords are dead’, and whether it really just refers to the demise of standard SEO practices. After all it’s easy to get carried away with dramatic phrases which can unfortunately get out of hand and be interpreted in the wrong way.

Read more at Nebstone Keywords are dead: A Stirring yet Mythical Idea

The Authorship markup (Rel=Author) has become one of the many new exciting features emerging straight out from Google’s magic box throughout the past 2 years.

First introduced in June 2011, Google’s authorship markup has become one of the many new ways of gaining additional exposure from the SERPs. More importantly, authors and writers are now able to effectively claim their online work. This handy feature is called a Rich Snippet.

If you’re a new webmaster or...

In this post I’m going to point you in the right direction on how to create valuable unique content – content which is going to actively engage users and increase shareability.

A few days ago, Rand from SEOmoz covered a very interesting WhiteBoard Friday topic. The question was, “How unique does content have to be to perform well in search engines?”.

I’d like to rephrase the title and rather sum it up to be, “How valuable does content have to be to perform...