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I am making this a short post because it is late. I found a great tool the allows webmasters to check for penalties against websites. This is a fantastic tool because if you go by Page rank alone, you will find that your hard work with press releases and backlinks could be digging you in a hole.
Check all sites before linking or you will tank your site! Some site are heavily penalized by Google and Yahoo in particular and you will tank your own ranking if you link up with them. I found this site because I was looking for where I caused my own demise when I was sinking in the SERPS. I was able to undo the damage, thankfully.
Check this out: “Seopenalty.com.” Here is a screen-shot:
-Bob W
Business Owners Are You Serious About Your Website?
You better be serious about your website! If you found this website by way of search engine, you should know that “SEO” and “Website Design” are the most vied for keywords in the world. The competition is fierce! If you have entertained engaging the services of a professional, you should read this article. An SEO company that uses paid advertising to get listed on the front page of the search engine result pages (SERPS) should be a dead give away that if you use one of these firms, you’ll be paying for clicks too. If you found Serpeo-SEO today by way of a search or by the many avenues we use to get ourselves noticed, you should be reading our commentary and learning more about SEO (search engine optimization).
Never before has the internet been more crowded and never before has the competition been so formidable. There are sound reasons however, to believe now more than ever before, that your website can be number one in the SERPS. That sounds absurd to the untrained business person and you may have given up on the internet. You may be paying for clicks or banner ads. You may have been ripped off by purveyors of internet hype.
I am here to tell you, as a fellow business owner with multiple websites that it is highly probable that if you use my services, you will succeed in multiplying your business and lowering your advertising expenditures. What if I told you that I started on the very first day of 2004 with a website launch that I had worked on for about a month designing and working and had it to number one in the SERPS in two weeks? What if I told you that at this time in ’04 that the expectation was for a six month sandbox interim before being listed? Now for the good stuff: My business took off like a rocket and doubled every year for three years. Now for the unbelievable part: Free internet search engine exposure was my only advertising! I never paid a dime to advertise my business! Wait, my website cost me $7.50 a month to run and that business generated 2 million dollars a year in gross annual revenue. I did work very hard on my website, but only about a day a month did I spend on it.
My websites are all on top of the SERPS and nobody can figure out why I stay on top. My first website launch in ’04 was averaging 17,000 hits a day by March of that year. Now it receives about 20,000 hit a day. The best part is that I actually use my competitors advertising to grow my business. All this on a targeted niche market regional website seems impossible. What is my secret?
I don’t just claim to be the very best at what I do; I am the very best at what I do! I write and I write and I write. I can rip out an article in minutes. I write passionately about my work. Then I use that content in various ways, leveraging it to gain exposure and to get listed in the SERPS. The business growth is just a reward for the hard marketing work that I do.
No silly tricks work for very long on the internet. A high school kid can design your website, but it takes a professional to launch a website into the stratosphere! In the current state of the internet search market, as I have written extensively on this website, the dirty tricks of yesterday are dead. The SEO schemes are being punished by loss in positioning. The smoke and mirrors of yesterday are fading away. The tricksters are scrambling. This is no secret. Many are panicking simply because they lack the skills to perform high quality SEO. Some even want to rename SEO to something else. Some SEO’s are so angry that it is impossible to carry on a normal conversation with them. I have written about this fact extensively on this website.
Some ask me why I use WordPress. The simple answer is that it works. So many tools are here and in place that it enables me to focus on the subject matter at hand. I could certainly develop a nicer site with more interaction and incorporate my extensive website design experience into a more intricate website, but for this endeavor, I chose to employ this platform for my SEO advertising. SEO is the most natural form of business exposure you will ever find.
You can make a decision today to make your company an internet powerhouse within your industry. You can make a decision today to make it happen. It is not rocket science. Since the internet garbage is going away, you have the opportunity to grab your piece of cyber real estate that will always grow in value.
The cost is very reasonable and with what you learn, you can run your site on your own in a few months for peanuts. So get serious and contact me and we can chat about your company and how I can help you.



SEO – Don’t Redesign If It Is Not Necessary
April 3, 2010 in advertising, NJ SEO, Philadelphia SEO, Princeton SEO, Search News, SEO - Backlinks in Flux, SEO - Commentary, SEO - news, SEO - Page-Rank PR, SEO - Search News you can use, SEO Advice, SEO Rip-Off Free Evaluation | Tags: alalysis, backlinks, design, engine, google, optimization, Philadelphia, Princeton SEO, seo, stategies, website | 2 comments
Let’s stop for a moment and look at the real rift that builds in the misunderstanding of website design as it relates to SEO. For the technologically astute, please humor us for a few moments. For the business owner that has hired on, or engaged the services of multiple “website designers” solely for the purpose of attaining better placement or “rank” in the search engine page results, this posting is for you.
It may seem like all the verbiage, even on this website, is too confusing to understand as far as what this gray area, this fuzzy thing called SEO is all about. We have tried really hard to keep the techno-speak down to a minimum on this website for your benefit. We want you to understand so that you don’t spin your wheels.
We do not want you to hook up with another website design firm so that just maybe they have the right stuff to get your site to the top of the search engine page results and that maybe your potential clients can find you and will contact your company for your services. A website design firm is not an SEO firm, necessarily. The two endeavors are related and a company that does one can certainly do the other, but for all the hours of design and painstaking work that goes into a quality website, provisions for SEO need to be in place every step of the way. This is all too often not the case, as if the optimizing part can be done later.
It can be done later but there is always re-hashing of old content, internal structure and pages so it is really better if the whole project can be done at once. Usually, a company specializes in one discipline or the other or if a company is large enough, separate departments can be employed for the desired results.
SEO, short for “search engine optimization” is a separate type of specialty and a certain focus upon current trends in the internet and search engine placement must be in place because of the waves of changes we see daily in the search engine technology. Today, the best method for staging a website roll-out is to have the SEO professional follow the very astute designer in the process of working a website to its fullest potential for search engine placement. The SEO specialist needs to take an SEO optimized website and begin to tweak it and work in the associated back-linking strategies and check for internal linking, etc. Most website designers are familiar with much of the basics and will provide optimized work for the SEO specialist.
Today’s climate requires copywriters to be employed by the SEO practitioner for the full implementation of an SEO campaign. Leveraging content is now a vital part of getting your website to the top in the search engine results pages (SERPS) and a few carefully crafted pages will no longer do for permanent ranking strategies. We have competition in the SEO field and your competitors will be working to overtake your website and push you down to the second page of the SERPS.
A good design form will have an SEO specialist and sometimes you will find a specialist that can deliver on both elements. One without the other is a waste anyway you look at it. If you have a good and functioning website but have been passed by in search engine ranking, an SEO professional is who you need to call. Another website redesign will not work in and of itself. If you want to start over, remember that site structure being changed may hurt you in the loss of the exposure that you already have. If you have had an amateur working old linking schemes, stop right now and contact a professional to take inventory of your current situation. You website could be ruined for the search engines for some time to come and undoing amateur work that is very hard to track down all over the internet can be a disaster and starting over may be a hard choice to that has to be made. Before you redesign however, allow an SEO specialist to take a look and to analyze your particular situation.
A website that cannot be found is no good to anyone. Usually, turning around an existing website and keeping the good elements in place can achieve more than you could imagine. You don’t change your engine in your car if it only needs a tune-up.
We are seeing web designers that are selling complete rebuilds that do not produce any more sales leads than the old website they replaced. We are seeing this quite often. Let us take a look free of charge and offer you what you need, rather than opting for duplication of work already done. Yes, we may have to fix some things, but does not that make more sense than spending money on what you don’t need?
-Bob W