Virtual Competition
SEO is no longer optional if you want your business to survive
Below is the first edition of our Seowar eBook, for a limited time it will be free.
It includes the follow titles;
Chapter 1: Why is everyone talking about SEO?
Chapter 2: But how do I use SEO? Should I just hire someone?
Chapter 3: Isn’t my great product or service enough?
Chapter 4: Why do I feel like search engines are always one step ahead?
Chapter 5: Doing it wrong / How to avoid SEO mistakes
Chapter 6: Not to worry, there’s still hope
enjoy.
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5 comments
Mr. J. Hopkins
Jun 22, 2012
I was really impressed with this book, I knew a lot of the stuff already, but this book really helped consolidate what I knew, and taught me a lot more on top.
I found this book really helped me get into an “SEO Mindset” as it is so comprehensive. I now understand why I am doing things as opposed to just doing them, and have a much better overview of the subject.
nmlpc
Jul 26, 2012
When it comes to Google Ranking, and overall raking in search engines, what is the most important SEO activity? How does one accomplish this effectively? Any websites to help?
Thanks!
admin
Jul 31, 2012
The most important aspect of SEO is the title tag on your website pages. Within your website code it looks like < title >Put Your Keywords Here….< /title >. Google shows the title tag as the clickable text that is shown in Blue on its search results page.
If you would like to read further about this a good website is http://www.seomoz.org/learn-seo/title-tag
If you have any further questions feel free to email us at info@seowar.co.uk
Disrae
Aug 1, 2012
It’s obvious that SEO is important to every company that has a website, whether they are even aware of it or not. I was just wondering whether there is an “industry standard” in terms of how much SEO related work is generally expected from someone who designs/creates a website for a company that has NOT paid extra for any SEO-specific work.
Thanks!
admin
Aug 1, 2012
There is no industry standard for web designers to include seo. A good web designer will make sure the website is seo friendly. This basically means it uses the correct tags such as meta, h1, h2, h3, it is built using css and the page load speed is fast.
SEO is a separate service from web design.