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Recent search engine news

• How to prepare your website for the Yahoo-Bing change
  
  27 July 2010 - Yahoo is starting to display Bing results on the search result pages. Bing results are going to deliver a lot of traffic in the near future. Is your website prepared for that change or will you lose a lot of visitors?
  
  

• Does Google show the right Sitelinks type for your website?
  
  20 July 2010 - When Google displays Sitelinks below your website listing in the search results, it's very likely that your website will get more clicks and more visitors. This week's article explains how to check your Sitelinks and how to make sure that Google displays the right Sitelinks for your website.
  
  

• How to tell Google that your website is not about toads
  
  13 July 2010 - You know what you sell and you know the topic of your website. Are you sure that Google puts your website in the right category? If your website is about shoes, Google still might think that it is about frogs and toads. How can you tell Google that your website is not about toads?
  
  

• Six things that you should know about SEO
  
  06 July 2010 - Most people know that being listed on Google's first result page will bring them a lot of targeted visitors and that they will get a lot of sales through that listing. However, you also have to know what to do if you want to get these results. This week's article shows you six things that you absolutely must know about SEO.
  
  

• Official Google statement: 6 tips to get quality links
  
  29 June 2010 - Last week, Google published an official statement about quality links and their effect on your website rankings. In the statement, Google wants to explain their viewpoint on earning quality links. This week's article contains six link building tips that Google endorses.
  
  

• New Google patent: the reasonable surfer and your links
  
  22 June 2010 - Last month, Google was granted a patent that states that the different links on a linking page have a different effect on the linked pages. How does this affect your website and what do you have to do to secure your rankings?
  
  

• Google Caffeine is live: what you need to know
  
  15 June 2010 - Last week, Google officially announced that their new web indexing system "Caffeine" is live on all Google pages. What does this mean for your website and do you have to change anything on your pages?
  
  

• Five things you have to do to get high Google rankings
  
  08 June 2010 - If you want to get high rankings on Google and other search engines, you must do the right things to succeed. You have to work on many different factors to make sure that your website performs better than the sites of your competitors. This week's article helps you to check the five most important points.
  
  

• New data: how many clicks does the first result on Google get?
  
  01 June 2010 - There's new data about the number of clicks that the first result on Google's result page gets. How does this affect your website and how can you judge the financial value of your rankings?
  
  

• Six things you can do to remove bad press from the search results
  
  25 May 2010 - No matter how good your company is, some people will always write something negative about your site, even if you tried your best to help them. What can you do if web pages with negative comments appear on Google's first result page for your company name?
  
  

• Four reasons why Google might not use the anchor text in the links to your website
  
  18 May 2010 - The anchor text of the links that point to your website is very important when it comes to getting high rankings on Google. Unfortunately, Google might not use the anchor text of all the links that point to your website. In this article, you'll learn how to find these links.
  
  

• Mayday: how Google's May update will affect your long tail rankings
  
  11 May 2010 - Google has introduced another algorithm update this month and many webmasters have seen a huge drop in traffic from Google for keyword phrases that are three or more keywords long (so called "long tail keywords"). How does this affect your website?
  
  

• Eight things you can do to show search engines your most important pages
  
  04 May 2010 - How can you get search engines to display the web pages with the best conversion rate in the search results and what can you do to to make sure that unwanted pages are not listed? This week's article explains eight things that you can to do show search engines your most important pages.
  
  

• Four steps to great keywords (without keyword tools)
  
  27 April 2010 - Most people use a keyword suggestion tool when they try to find new keywords for their campaigns. While keyword suggestion tools are good, they should not be the first step in your keyword research activities. This article helps you to find great keywords without using keyword tools.
  
  

• The effect of latent semantic indexing (LSI) on your website rankings
  
  20 April 2010 - Latent semantic indexing (LSI) is a technique that is used by all major search engines nowadays. Does your website take this into account? How does it influence the position of your web pages in Google's search results?
  
  

• It's official: Google uses page speed as a ranking factor
  
  13 April 2010 - Google has confirmed that they use page speed as a ranking factor. Will your website drop in Google's search results? What can you do you keep your website listed?
  
  

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