To get your website on Google, you can either using Paid Listings or choose Search Engine Optimisation (SEO). This blog shows why SEO is the way to go.

For many people, the RSS feed of your website will be the only way that visitors regularly engage with your content (and, therefore, what products or services you have to offer them). Did you know that, if your feed is properly optimized, it can be highly beneficial for your SEO strategy? Not only is it useful for generating external links (when visitors ‘share’ your information), it can also improve your search engine ranking.

Have you ever written a blog or an article as a part of your search engine optimization (SEO) strategy that has been hugely popular and really boosted your ranking? Well, believe it or not, this content doesn’t have to live just this once – have you ever thought about re-packing or re-purposing it to once more boost your SEO?

Has a supposed search engine optimization (SEO) “expert” ever told you that, if you want the search engine spiders to index your website, that you should place your content near the top of the page? In reality, you should be looking for a real SEO expert and the guy who told you this should be run out of town for having no idea what he is doing.

Most of the articles and blogs we see on search engine optimization (SEO) are aimed towards websites that are just getting started, but what about mature websites? If you’re website has been around for five years or even longer, it’s probably about time that you checked out some of your older pages and revisited your SEO strategy: