Customer Street SEO Articles & Help

So 2007 is over, SEO in 2007 changed dramatically. Best practices shifted on a monthly basis, and time-honored methods became obsolete and dangerous – literally overnight. Here are a few of the big changes that made webmasters think in terms of online website organic marketing.

Reciprocal links. In May of 2007, Realtors who relied heavily on reciprocal links started to sob as -30 penalties were dished out by Google, harming their business. It became clear that the decade-old tradition of reciprocal links programs was over. Done. Finished. Time to get one way links.

The key to search engine optimisation is to remember that rankings are always changing,  but the more you build up legitimate signals of trust and quality, the more often you will come out on top.

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As far as web-literate consumers are concerned, internet search engines generally offer the best way to track down a local plumber or find out where the local pet shop is based.

And the dot.com crash did little to dent Wiggly Wigglers’ performance. The company’s turnover has now reached £2.5m. Its customers come from all over the UK, the Irish Republic and Western Europe and has its own group on social networking site Facebook.

In addition, gardening podcasts, featured regularly and downloadable from the website, have boosted the company’s profile with a fan base from the US to New Zealand and China.

Website Navigation

When thinking of getting a website it is critical to consider what you want on your website. Navigation should be the most important consideration when considering getting the content for a site.

“Did you know you loose 73% of your clients if it takes more than 4 clicks to find what they want”

Question: How many times have you got frustrated looking for a product or a service on someone’s site and given up and gone back to Google for another search?