At the time of writing (June 2011), schema.org uses microdata (HTML5), which is basically a specification to convey semantics within an existing web page’s content. Search engines, like most machines, can only read and extract information on the page, but are not capable of understanding the real meaning of the content as intended by...
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Best “organic” SEO practices to increase your website traffic.
Organic or natural seo is the best and most modern practice today for attaining long lasting and permanent search engine results, and thus higher traffic. Compare this to the not too long ago old days in which spamming and what we call “black hat” seo practices, are over. Search engines, especially Google, using its...
Creating Different Types of Viral Content
Not convinced that viral content can work magic for you? As Jordan Kasteler explains in a post on Search Engine Land, viral content builds links. When search engines see these links it sends three clear message about your site… is active…is current…is invested in the needs of your audience, notes Kasteler. This is exactly...
List-Worthy Approaches to Viral Content for SEO
In the previous part, I talked about some of the reasons you might want to add content to your site that might go viral. I noted that it can help you rank better in the search engines. If you add content regularly, search engine spiders will find it when they crawl the web. And...