Home
About me
Advertise
Sitemap
Wordpress SEO
Contact
SEO jargon busters
RSS feeds
Daily SEO Blog
Apr
15

Top 25 commonly believed SEO myths

I list them out here, so that you can break out and clear them off, if at all you believed them. As DSB readers, I’m sure you know most of them already. Hope it helps. seo-myths

1. Using Robots.txt is the safest way to keep a page/site from being crawled.

Actually not. Even if you blocked a page through the “disallow” tag on robots.txt, Google might still crawl it following an external incoming link. The safest way to block out a page from being crawled 100% is to add a password secure login to that page. Bots won’t get past it.

2. The meta description displayed on the SERPs is always the few lines of text you specify.

No. Google’s algorithm has updated lately which will pick up matching lines/phrases from the page content to the search query and display selective parts of the content on the SERPs snippets. Particularly relevant for longer search queries.

3. Changing the crawl rate settings in Webmasters tools console will change the Google crawl rate once and for all.

Apparently not. Google will also check your posting/publishing frequency and set an appropriate crawling frequency based on it, despite your manual setting.

4. Adding a plugin like the AllinOneSEO puts your blog into auto SEO mode.

I wish if it did. In fact, a plugin will take care of the most important parts, but sometimes they do harm more than good. Like the auto generate meta description feature of All in One SEO, can create more duplicate entries in certain themes, if you set it to auto generate. Its always best to do it all manually, while leaving certain parts for the plugins.

5. Following a 4% Keyword density will help in optimizing the content.

Search Engines are clever enough to detect any particular patterns in the site content. While its best not to follow any predictable pattern, using them cleverly can give you results. Keyword Density is no longer a metric SE’s count, so get over it. Rather focus o relevancy factor.

6. Linking to authority websites will help your reputation.

Well, if it did, then I guess everyone would start doing the same and it would not make any difference. While linking to authority websites is a healthy habit, they don’t give you any added advantage.

7. A higher Page Rank means better chances of ranking.

Repeated this several times already. Page Rank has no direct association with your SERPs ranks, however getting a higher Page Rank means a lot of quality work and authority.

8. Adding H1 tags to keywords directly help in SEO.

Header tags used in the content definitely supports SEO, but they are no stand alone factors that will directly give you any push.

9. Submitting to search engines is the only way to get indexed.

No. Getting a relevant link from other sites is the better way to get indexed.

10. A flash page means bad SEO.

Not at all. Using flash will definitely give you less options for SEO compared to a content rich page, but that doesn’t mean bad SEO. You can focus on other SEO factors and get equally good if not better results.

11. Adding a WordPress blog will automatically fix your site’s SEO.

WordPress is a great tool. But just adding one to your site/replacing with it will not give you any edge. You have to use it wisely to get the results.

12. The more the internal links the better.

Technically true, but its not just about the numbers. You have to use the proper anchor texts and use relevant link placement to get the maximum benefits.

13. Dynamic URLs are bad for the site.

Not any more. Trimming them to a much understandable format is better and saves a lot of time, however the most commonly used and avoidable parameters are “known” to Google and there is no extra effort required to convert them to an SEO friendly format, especially when the content is optimized and SE friendly.

14. Sitelinks appear only for websites who have high PR.

Sitelinks are auto generated for websites with high traffic. There is nothing you can do control them except to block some of the links from appearing using WebMaster tools.

15. Adding keywords to meta tags gives you a direct push on the SERPs.

Meta Keywords help you in getting more clicks from the SERPs, by serving more like and ad copy. Stuffing them with keywords won’t help you at all. They have to be relevant, descriptive and attractive.

16. Using a meta nofollow header tag on the page will “block” the search engines from crawling the page.

No. The page could still be crawled if the bots follow an external link to that page. Nofollow meta tag is not the surest way of keeping the bots away.

17. Adding Canonical URL tag to a page will stop the bots from scanning that page.

Again, bots will scan the page first as they land on them. But they will ultimately “forward” all the queries to the original URL. There are chances of Google looking into the landed page however.

18. A deep directory structure is bad for SEO.

Not always. Deep directories are fine as long as they are well linked and connected. An endless loop of deep directory is not good however.

19. All external links should be nofollowed to protect your page rank.

Page Rank is determined based on who links to you and not always about whom you link to. There’s nothing to “preserve”.

20. Adding more keywords to the page title will always help you in seo.

It helps you make a spam of your site not SEO. In very less competitive spaces, it may give some immediate results, but you won’t see them sustain.

21. Bolding out keywords on the content helps.

Not always. Bolding out important phrases/words using strong tags are okay as long as they are done in a non-spammy way. It doesn’t mean that every time you add them, there is a chance of search engines picking them up.

22. SEO is a one month process. Do it and get it done !

SEO is not a quick fix. It requires regular check ups and updates. Nothing can be achieved in short term.

23. Nofollow incoming links from other sites are no good.

Technically, nofollow links are not followed. But Google has its own signals to find out whether a nofollow links from a high authority site is relevant or not. So nofollow from high authority sites are always good, at least they’ll fetch you some extra links from other sites. So I can’t say that they are useless.

24. Search Engine Positions are guaranteed.

As you might already know there is never a guarantee. But quality SEO can always assure you good results.

25. If you did all the ten things for SEO, there is no beating you and you’ll remain on the top forever.

Wish if it did. But if the nine others did extremely well as you, you’d again fall back. So its a continuous struggle and there is nothing permanent. So, what are the SEO myths that you think is popular among others. Would you like to add your own ?

SEO Auditor Features
- Complete SEO audit
- Competitor Analysis
- Report generation
Try it today !
Link Assistant Features
- Easy Link Building
- Finds link partners
- Get backlinks regularly
Try it today !
Rank Tracker Features
- Rank Check reports
- 558 Search Engines
- Keyword Research
Try it today !



Possibly related SEO & Social Media Articles

  • Does links on the same page have equal importance on Google?
    Every blog has links al over the page, We have links in the content, we have links on the sidebar, we have navigation links, footer links…all that. So does Google see all these links the same way with equal weightage or differently ? That’s the question. Well, technically its easy for us to get it wrong. [...]...
  • 18 Steps you should consider to get a higher page rank for your blog this update
    The last Google Page Rank update  just got over almost two months ago (September end). For all those who weren’t able to get a better jump in Page Rank and who fell back, the upcoming update could be positive if you start gearing up right now. We are unable to determine when the page rank [...]...
  • Tips for efficient usage of NOFOLLOW link attribute
    What is a ‘Nofollow’ link attribute? Is it the same as ‘Nofollow’ meta tag?Many of us often get confused with this question. Most of whom I ask this question to believe that there is only one Nofollow tag. One that’s got to do with the links. I’m inclined to believe that there are two usages [...]...
  • Dos and Dont’s with the mighty NOFOLLOW tag
    Was going through some forums and found that there are quite some annoying number of questions being asked about “nofollow” tags and their inclusion to blogs. One dude was asking if there’s anything wrong in nofollowing every link from his blog and another guy was asking if he should nofollow only the wikipedia links. Here’s my [...]...
  • Some Link Building myths cleared
    Link building is the trump card in SEO. As I have stated on many occasions, a wise and clever link building strategy can take care of a stupid on site optimized site. So even if everything on your site went wrong. Having a carefully planned link building strategy will rescue you and push you up [...]...

Category: SEO Quicktips | Author: Mani Karthik
SEO Wordpress Themes
  1. SrividyaNo Gravatar

    Awesome article.

    I am very much impressed by the content in the form of Question and Answer pattern.
    I really appreciate the effort taken by the team.
    I too had a doubt if Robots.txt can keep a site from being crawled.
    Thanks for the clarification.

    Reply

  2. roopam bahlNo Gravatar

    Hi,

    A good article.
    However, just wanted to clarify the 6th point. Linking with reputed websites does give you added advantage of a higher page rank so y is it not important?
    However, as you have mentioned page rank does not have anything to do with the rankings.
    Then why is link formation an important aspect of SEO?

    Cheers
    Roopam

    Reply

    Mani KarthikNo Gravatar Replied:

    I repeat – “While linking to authority websites is a healthy habit, they don’t give you any added advantage.”
    Let me know if it answered your question.

    Reply

  3. SEO TIPSNo Gravatar

    Hi.. nice blog…. About myth no 23 – incoming nofollow links. Are you sure about this? I have always believed that they will never be crawled and has no value at all. Where did you get this information?

    Reply

    Mani KarthikNo Gravatar Replied:

    Read this please.

    Reply

  4. swasaNo Gravatar

    Nice information about SEO facts.In the 21 myth Bolding out keywords on the content helps the search engines to pick up is a good information for me.Great info indeed.

    Reply

  5. KrishnaNo Gravatar

    HI Mani,

    It is really nice to have all the doubts cleared about SEO :)
    You have done great job by putting many things in single post. short and more informative. Thank you for the great post.

    Thanks,
    Krishna

    Reply

  6. SEO Myths - Indian Domain Names Forum

    [...] Myths We’ve discussed domain myths, so how about SEO myths? DailySeoBlog.com has published the top 25 common SEO myths. [...]

  7. Agent SEONo Gravatar

    Great article. There are always different myths out there about the SEO industry and many people seem to think you can sprinkle magic fairy dust on a site and it will be SEOd and ready to rank in a week.

    Reply

  8. Today in Search and Social Media - 4-15-2009 - Search Engine Marketing Blog

    [...] Top 25 commonly believed SEO myths [...]

  9. 25 mitos sobre SEO « Blog Buscador

    [...] ha publicado un interesante artículo sobre los mitos mas usuarios sobre el tema [...]

  10. DawnNo Gravatar

    #22 – Should be #1 on the list. Great tips.

    Reply

  11. Harsh AgrawalNo Gravatar

    Hey mani
    Nice post..
    though if I go with your point 2, that means there is no point of using Description in all in one SEO settings ?

    and H1 tag for wordpress is it a good idea?
    I think most of theme are designed in a way to use title tag as H1/H2 tag

    Though using H3 is a better idea, Correct me if I’m wrong..

    Reply

  12. RajNo Gravatar

    Myth 14: Sitelinks are auto generated for websites with “high traffic.”

    No not all. You’re wrong.

    Sitelinks are auto generated for websites with lot of deep internal pages and not just “high traffic” alone. You could see sitelinks even for sites that barely get 100 hits or less a day.

    Reply

    Mani KarthikNo Gravatar Replied:

    As I understand, sitelinks are generated for sites with a stable ranking for one “flagship” keyword, a good amount of recognizeable inlinks with the same anchor text and also a good amount of traffic (not counting the other numerous factors that might go in.)
    But I think you might have an example of a site with less than 100 hits a day with sitelink. Which one is it ?

    Reply

    RajNo Gravatar Replied:

    My own site in the link here for “Raj.” It had sitelinks even before it was getting 100 hits a day.

    This is what Google says: “Sitelinks enable users to jump directly to important parts of a site, which is often useful for large, complex websites.”

    So it has nothing to do with traffic.

    Furthermore, from yesterday onwards there is an improvement in sitelink functionality. A single row of links can now appear for results that didn’t show sitelinks before, even for results that aren’t in the first position. Check it out here: http://bit.ly/eo1t

    Reply

  13. brianNo Gravatar

    man.. another good article.
    every time i come here, you’ve got the great articles on seo.
    thanks.

    Reply

  14. Carol AndersonNo Gravatar

    hey Great article thanks, I love to read your Blog,

    Reply

  15. Anish K.SNo Gravatar

    Nice Article, Thanks Mani. But can’t follow all the points.

    Reply

  16. JagritNo Gravatar

    nice article.

    If you really want to help people for doing own SEO, why dont you right a detailed blog about what should be the steps from start.

    What tools should be used?

    What kind of information you should collect before starting?

    Thanks and Regards

    Reply

  17. James BavingtonNo Gravatar

    Mani, great list of Myths there, I think i pretty much agree with all of them to an extent. Like you said, adding things like Wordpress isn’t a quick fix. Yes if you install Wordpress and use it properly, then it can help you produce content etc.

    Another good myth that you have missed off is that Google completely ignores the META keywords tag. I’ve seen many SEO Blogs where the writer says don’t even bother, but in my opinion they are still worth adding if done accurately and modestly.

    Reply

  18. GerwinNo Gravatar

    Good post mate. Thanks.

    Reply

  19. paulNo Gravatar

    Hi mani.. am having little doubt in seo could you clear my doubt.
    u hvi gud article to read.

    Reply

  20. Mohammad AfaqNo Gravatar

    Great List Mani, I didn’t read it all because I didn’t have time but I bookmarked the page and I will come back. Love your blog.

    Mohammad Afaq
    Free Website Traffic

    Reply

  21. NickNo Gravatar

    Great post
    I really love dailyseoblog.com
    Mani you are Professional

    Reply

  22. TaniaNo Gravatar

    great articles Mani,

    ragarding no. 8, where i could find the h1 tag in blogger blog?

    Reply

  23. SEO CompanyNo Gravatar

    Its been fanastic information that you have shared with us all. In some topics, being an SEO company, I partially do not agree with you. I think that it has some importance……

    Reply

  24. Common SEO Myths « Code Simian: Pixelated Swagger

    [...] Common SEO Myths When creating web sites, you should always keep SEO in mind. Without traffic no web based business can survive, and organic SEO traffic is often the best (at least, cheapest) way to build traffic to your site. With that in mind, check out this great post on Top 25 commonly believed SEO myths. [...]

  25. Alan BleiweissNo Gravatar

    This is a good article from an “overly simplified” perspective.

    So anyone who isn’t willing to delve deeper will continue to do a poor job and not truly grasp that “optimization” is only optimization when it’s thorough in all aspects.

    Some inaccuracy also shows due to lack of depth.

    For example you state:

    “8. Adding H1 tags to keywords directly help in SEO.

    Header tags used in the content definitely supports SEO, but they are no stand alone factors that will directly give you any push.”

    Well, that’s contradictory. First, header tags DO support SEO, and thus, when properly implemented as one aspect of an overall SEO strategy, that DOES directly give you a push. So it is NOT a “myth”, and H1 tags (when properly used in balance) DO directly help in SEO.

    Then here:

    “9. Submitting to search engines is the only way to get indexed.

    No. Getting a relevant link from other sites is the better way to get indexed.”

    Not always. If I do my work properly for a niche market site, and use a sitemap.xml file, I can often get that site onto the first page of Google sooner than it might take to get indexed when the Googlebot eventually gets around to re-crawling that authority site. In that case, I have a business advantage in getting indexed sooner. And SEO is all about business advantage.

    Reply

    Mani KarthikNo Gravatar Replied:

    Hi Alan, I do agree that H1 tags work if put in the right mix. But myths, as they are beleived is that just adding H1 tags directly give a push. Which is ..a myth. They work best when every other factor too is set right.

    On 9, I said getting a relevant link is the “better” way. I didnt say that it is the only or the best way. Sure there are other quicker methods, but there are two things here you should note. 1 – Relevant link (not just any link) and 2 – Better way (not the best way). So though submitting to dirs/ setting a sitemap may give you the same results, looking at it long term, a relevant, contextual text link from a good site sure is the better way out.

    Thanks for the comments.

    Reply

  26. Weekly Links 22nd April

    [...] Best in the Link Building Business: Most Linked-To Domains & P SEOmoz | Are You Leaking Juice? Top 25 commonly believed SEO myths – Daily SEO blog Opening Times – Is Your Site Open For SEO Business? | Local SEO Guide Link Building Guide | [...]

  27. SamNo Gravatar

    Great article
    Clear & work
    Thanks for share

    Reply

  28. Vamsi Gangavalli’s Weblog » Blog Archive » 25 Commonly Believed SEO Myths - for SEO Starters

    [...] the full article here: Top 25 commonly believed SEO myths. Category: SEO, SEO Resource  Tags: SEO, SEO Tips You can follow any responses to this [...]

  29. Christopher RossNo Gravatar

    I think far too many people put faith in the AllinOneSEO plugin. It’s a good start but everything that it does can be easily done without extra overhead. More importantly, if you have great content then you don’t need great SEO.

    Reply

  30. NinahNo Gravatar

    Outstanding article! This is like an eye opener for me as an SEO newbie. This just proves that SEO is a constantly evolving field. When I first started out as a web content writer, clients asked me to stuff as many as 35 keywords in a 500 word article. Now keyword density no longer seems as important.

    Reply

  31. 24 mitos del SEO | Reparacion de PC a Domicilio - Blog

    [...] en DailySeoBlog [...]

  32. SEO Group’s Links of the Week | rapid-DEV.net

    [...] 25 common myths you should know about search engine [...]

  33. Sase AnticNo Gravatar

    I’m familiar with this things, but, however, it’s good to have them all at one place.
    Thanks, Mani!

    Reply

  34. Top SEO Expert Shares Trade Secrets

    [...] you suggest some must-read SEO articles for webmasters? Read Google webmaster guidelines and Top 25 commonly believed SEO myths. Can’t really point out the rest, may be the archives on DSB itself is a good [...]

  35. Top SEO Expert Shares Trade Secrets | Guilda Blog

    [...] you suggest some must-read SEO articles for webmasters? Read Google webmaster guidelines and Top 25 commonly believed SEO myths. Can’t really point out the rest, may be the archives on DSB itself is a good [...]

  36. seouniNo Gravatar

    The trouble with a lot of SEO myths is that they can be partially true. Thanks for the post.

    Reply





Click to cancel reply

  • Daily SEO Blog Sponsors

    Twitter Automation MLM Leads with SEO network inventory Work from home Extreme Member Advertise Here
    Advertise Here
  • Subscribe to SEO Blog

    Enter your email address:

  • Top Social Media Articles

    • Why is it easy to convince your client of Social Media Marketing but not implementing it
    • 4 Cool Twitter Applications to help you monitor weight, health and stay fit !
    • Why I Tweet Frequently (and still don’t count it as a mistake)
    • 5 Tips to make Twittering more meaningful by increasing the signal to noise ratio
    • StumbleUpon gets a makeover – Gets cool new features !
    • Top 25 Most Popular PodCasters on Twitter you shouldn’t miss following
    • 5 Features I’d like to see on the Su.pr URL sharing service
    • Top 35 News Sources on Twitter you should follow : Keep updated with the latest news
    • 8 Habits of Successful & Popular Twitter users for Inspiration
    • 10 Tricks to search Twitter better, Beyond your timeline – Around the world
    • How to make money on Twitter ? Some ideas that work ( without screw ups ) !
    • 9 Mistakes I committed on Twitter and could’ve avoided !
    • 9 Reasons why I prefer to DM you rather than reply in public on Twitter
    • Social Media Power user. What, So he’s like superman or something ?
    • Would having more than one account on Twitter increase productivity ?
    • 9 Tips to build your reputation on Twitter like Guy Kawasaki
    • 4 Simple ways to show love & respect to your Twitter followers
    • How to design tweets that are loved by all & re-tweeted around
    • 25 Social Media Consultants you should follow on Twitter
    • A practical guide to getting more Re-Tweets on Twitter !
  • Recent posts @ SEO blog

    • 10 Essential Adobe Air Applications for Social Media Addicts
    • News from Google: Fix duplicate content issues using canonical tag across websites
    • Integrity – Broken Link Finder SEO Software for Mac
    • Google Employees get to test the Google Phone
    • Why is it easy to convince your client of Social Media Marketing but not implementing it
    • What is Facebook for ? The Google answer
    • Header Tags – What are they ? Where and How to Use Them Effectively
    • Speed up your pages like right now !
    • 5 Routine SEO house keeping tasks to check site health regularly
    • You’re getting all the free SEO Tips because of these cool guys !
    • Google reveals: The most searched keyword trends of 2009
    • Try the new Google Interface, if you haven’t yet.
    • 4 Cool Twitter Applications to help you monitor weight, health and stay fit !
    • 4 SEO Factors Search Engines might talk about more in 2010
    • 3 Simple Ideas that will get backlinks, even if you don’t ask
  • Top SEO Tips Articles

    • News from Google: Fix duplicate content issues using canonical tag across websites
    • Header Tags – What are they ? Where and How to Use Them Effectively
    • Speed up your pages like right now !
    • 5 Routine SEO house keeping tasks to check site health regularly
    • 4 SEO Factors Search Engines might talk about more in 2010
    • 3 Simple Ideas that will get backlinks, even if you don’t ask
    • SEO Tips Day 14 – How to submit a new website to search engines ?
    • SEO Tips Day 13 – 3 Crucial things you should avoid in SEO
    • SEO Tips Day 12 – Top 3 Influencing factors in backlinks
    • Google now indexes pages via RSS/Atom feeds on your site
    • SEO Tips Day 11 – How to deal with duplicate content issues
    • SEO Tips Day 10 – Domain Age and SEO – How important is it ?
    • SEO Tips Day 9 – Optimizing URLs for Search Engines
    • SEO Tips Day 8 – Will linking to other sites, reduce your Page Rank ?
    • SEO Tips Day 7 – Would buying links get you banned from Google ?
    • SEO Tips Day 6 – Use of Keywords in Page Title
    • SEO Tips Day 5 – Don’t pick the keyword with highest search volume
    • SEO Tips Day 4 – Make an attractive page title for better click through rate
    • SEO Tips Day 3 – 5 Handy Internal Linking Tips
    • SEO Tips Day 2 – SEO is Skeleton, Content – Muscles, Social Media – Physique
    • SEO Tips Day 1 – Content is King, But Package it well
    • Is large number of external links on a webpage bad SEO ?
    • Google gives up – Figures out how to crawl AJAX based sites !
    • 15 Examples of Stylish Website Designs using Flash elements effectively
    • 8 Simple & Easy ways to make Google love your website
    • 10 Insightful & Lesser Known Uses of the Google Webmasters Tool
    • 10 Factors determining SEO value of backlinks & How to find them with a Backlink Checker
    • Handy Tips on Internal Linking and SEO : Where, When and How to link
    • 8 Tips for optimizing page titles for SEO : Design the best Page Titles
    • What factors influence ranks for videos on Google Search Results?
    • Google Ranks are heavily influenced by backlinks more than anything else – Example
    • Backlink Anchor – Keyword Ratio Match – New Golden rule of SEO ?
    • Cheap SEO is not always the best SEO – Cheap is what it is !
    • Does links on the same page have equal importance on Google?
    • How to get rid of crawl errors created due to language translation plugins (or 404 errors)
    • 5 SEO Mistakes I Learned from as an Online Marketer !
    • Is shortening posts by excerpts on the homepage, good SEO ?
    • SEM is all about blowing up your money, just because you have a budget !
    • How to defeat duplicate content within SEO – Part One
    • 10 Tips to ensure better search engine crawling of your site
    • Outsourced SEO vs In-House SEO – Which is better ?
    • 7 Steps to successful migration from Blogger to WordPress
    • 5 Must do daily SEO tasks to keep your site out of errors and in good health
    • Malicious WordPress plugin steals your admin password, and you didn’t even know ?
    • How to find .edu backlinks pointing to your site?
    • 9 Questions to ask yourself before hiring an SEO
    • 9 Must-do WordPress SEO Tips that you might have missed
    • 8 WordPress Plugins to make your 404 error pages user friendly & efficient
    • What natural links are to you may not be natural to Google !
    • How does Google detect new and fresh content ?
  • Active users @ SEO Blog

    • Anish K.S
    • Arun Basil Lal
    • Agent SEO
    • Jacques Snyman | NetAge
    • SEO Tips South Africa
  • Tags @ Daily SEO Blog

    ads adsense backlinks blog blogger Blogging blogosphere blogs categories check crawler crawling crowd Excel google image images indexing india indian instances internet javascript keywords links pages rank robots search engine optimization seo tips serps sitemap submit tags templates theme themes upload video wordpress Wordpress SEO wordpress seo wordpress tips yahoo youtube
  • Popular at Daily SEO blog

    • 10 Twitter tools to effectively manage your followers (120)
    • How to get a Google Wave invite (even if you didn’t sign up earlier) (85)
    • 9 Twitter Tips that will help you gain respect in the Twitterverse (Like @Zaibatsu) (72)
    • Ultimate list of Dofollow Social Bookmarking sites (66)
    • 25 SEO Gurus you should follow on Twitter (59)
    • The 50 Most Influential & Top Twitter Users in India (51)
    • 30 Web Design SEO Tips for Web Masters (50)
    • 9 Must-do WordPress SEO Tips that you might have missed (45)
    • Top 25 commonly believed SEO myths (41)
    • Get a Free copy of Blog Blazers book by Stephane Grenier ( Delivered by post ) ! (38)
  • Blogger Podcasts

    Monika Mundell - Blogger(thewritersmanifesto.com) Daniel Scocco - Blogger (Dailyblogtips.com)
  • Social Media Profiles

Basic SEO Tips

  • Change the way your site appears on Google SERPs
  • Control Google's crawl frequency to your site
  • How does Google see your site?
  • Importance of footer text in SEO
  • Optimizing header images
  • SEO tips for MSN search engine
  • Optimizing blog titles for Google
  • SEO friendly layout
  • What is an SEO friendly site structure?
  • Importance of keywords - SEO Tips
  • Anchor text importance - SEO Tip
  • SEO Tips for blogs and bloggers
  • Absolute links or relative links is good for SEO?
  • Important SEO tips for wordpress

SEO Tips for blogs

  • 24 Must have SEO plugins for Wordpress
  • SEO Tips - Copy writing guide
  • How to get quality backlinks?
  • Social media and link building tips
  • SEO Tips - Landing page Optimization
  • How to increase traffic to your blog?
  • How to increase your Page Rank?
  • Image optimization tips for blogs
  • 7 steps to your blog's SEO
  • How and where to find incoming links?
  • SEO tips for Google
  • SEO metrics to track
  • How to build a sitemap for blogger
  • How to get Google sitelinks?
  • Find out when Google indexed you
Mani Karthik Hi, I'm Mani Karthik, SEO, Blogging & Social Media Enthusiast. I primarily blog about SEO and Social Media on this blog, basically How-to articles and tutorials to help the SEO learner. Feel free to have a look around and drop comments. Hope you enjoy your stay.
>> More about me
DailySEOblog.com on Facebook


© 2009 DailySEOblog.com Privacy policy