SEO Keyword Tool in Action
Here’s an example of the SEO Keyword Search Tool in action, untangling the subject of ‘digital signage’ and some related keywords. Larger boxes indicate more searched-for terms, thicker lines indicate stronger connections.
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Thinking about how Search Engine Marketing (SEM) can be applied to other areas of business
about 4 months ago - No comments
One thing that struck me while I was building the Seo Keyword Search and Mapping tool was that keyword analysis really can reveal a lot about what people are thinking about and what they are looking for. Seo keyword analysis really is the largest scale unprompted recall survey you can possibly do. You can apply More >
SEO Keyword Search and Mapping Tool now available
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Today marks the release of my SEO Keyword Mapping tool at http://seokeywordsearch.com. This released version lets you create a keyword map for any combination of up to three search phrases.
SEO Myths
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There’s a post over on Search Engine Land that has a good list of SEO Myths and things to avoid: http://searchengineland.com/36-seo-myths-that-wont-die-but-need-to-40076 There are however two points with which I take issue: “14. It’s important for your rankings that you update your home page frequently (e.g. daily.) This is another fallacy spread by the same aforementioned fellow panelist. More >
ASP.NET MVC SEO – Solution Part 1
about 6 months ago - 1 comment
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How SERP rankings changes over time – SEO
about 6 months ago - No comments
Being an engineer at heart I like to measure things and to take them apart to see how they work. Search engines however are somewhat opaque – they use hundreds of different algorithms to create Search Engine Ranking Pages (SERPS) and those algorithms are a closely guarded secret and the subject of much debate and More >
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about 6 months ago - 3 comments
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about 7 months ago - 1 comment
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about 7 months ago - No comments
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about 7 months ago - Comments Off
This is the blog of Ian Mercer, Serial entrepreneur, Digital Mapping Pioneer, Inventor of Windows Movie Maker, Microsoft Producer, HighMat, SnapTune, … Patent holder, Guinness world record holder, and founder and CEO of SignSwift, LLC, Here you’ll find my thoughts on Home automation, Energy Conservation, Programming, Operations, Entrepreneurship, Business, Startups, Quality, Agile, Optimization, .NET, Natural Language More >
SEO Keyword Analysis Tool
about 7 months ago - No comments
Recently I was faced with trying to disentangle the list of keywords generated by Google’s Adwords keywords tools. Which were important, which weren’t? Which were related, which weren’t? How could I group them to form pages that covered the entire field? How many pages would I need to do a good job assuming that each More >