Top 12 SEO Tips for 2008 – 78hg
It drives me nuts when I come across an article, or even worse spend good money on going to a conference and someone spends an hour of my time telling me about their company or what their company can do to make me #1, when what I came for was some in-depth knowledge or recommendations, or even just an idea or two that I hadn’t thought of to improve my SEO knowledge. I’ll bet you have been there too, eh?
Even worse is spending time in the wrong forum and getting bad advice or propaganda-led guesses.

I have made it a mission (much to the dislike of my employer, Stickyeyes), to give away the great information that you can actually take away, implement, and see almost immediate results. Do a search for ‘GaryTheScubaGuy’ or take a look over at the Stickyeyes training feedback page and have a read through the comments. I give it away because I know next week there will be something else.

SEO is a marathon, not a sprint, but these tips will give you a definite advantage over your competition.

1.Get your page titles 100% optimised for search. Page titles are the single best element of overall on-site optimisation that you can control, and one of the top things that a search engine, with its almighty power, uses to decide the destiny of the page. Will it rank your page or send it to the depths of the supplemental results where a bloodhound would find it difficult to sniff out?
Theories vary on how best to format the title for 100% optimisation. Long tail titles, key word stuffing, commas, density, bars and dashes have been tested and debated for many years. Read the rest of this entry