Domain Authority has become an essential term to the modern blogger. It is rapidly becoming apparent that Google PageRank and the Alexa Ranking have had their day, and are quickly being superseded by this new Google metric. Why? Think about it: Think of what's wrong with Google PageRank, where you get ranking points from links back to your web pages from other web pages. Google …
Google Deindexed My Site: 12 Reasons and Recovery Solutions
There are several reasons why Google would deindex your site. These are discussed below along with remedial action. Getting your entire site deindexed can be very harrowing, although it is only for certain breaches that Google will deindex your entire domain rather than specific non-conforming pages. Naturally, you want to remedy the situation immediately, but this is usually not …
Google Alerts: How to use Google Alerts in Blogging
Google Alerts is a marvelous tool to use when you are seeking information on specific keywords. Knowing how to use Google Alerts in blogging is essential if you want to remain competitive, whether you are a professional blogger or use a website to provide a service or a product. Why? Because keeping up with new information is critical in any business! Google Alerts detects changes in …
On Page SEO Tips for BlogSpot Blogs: Useful Blogger Tips
The following on page SEO tips for BlogSpot (Blogger) blogs will help your blog to be indexed, listed and highly ranked in Google's search engine results pages (SERPs). BlogSpot offers an excellent platform for bloggers. It is free, and enables anybody with a desire to start up their own blog to do so without having to pay for it. Blogger is a straightforward blogging platform. It …
Latent Semantic Indexing: How Does the LSI Algorithm Work?
Google uses LSI to assess the meaning of the written content on your blog or website. Latent semantic indexing is a misnomer for 'latent semantic analysis,' a statistical analytical technique that can use character strings to determine the semantics of text - what that the text actually means. Here we shall discuss some aspects of LSI that make you think differently about keywords …
