Customer Street SEO Articles & Help

When you visit a website, do you ever wish that you could find a particular piece of information on that site? Or, are you ever not able to find a specific product or service that the site probably sells?

In such moments, you realise the “gold” that this site is missing. But as a potential customer, you know about it - don’t you?

Okay, put the shoe on the other foot so you’re now the SEO or Web site owner.

• What do your customers wish they could find on your Web site?
• What bits of information are they looking for?

If your website does not create a sense of trust in your visitors, all your efforts will be in vain. Your online business will not succeed. That’s the bad news. The good news is that it is very easy to create and build trust in your online visitors. Below, I have listed all the techniques used by the hundreds of websites I have helped launch. If you have additional techniques, please add them to the líst.

Google announces a simple new way to embed Google Maps

Starting today, Google Maps users can add a map to their website or blog just by copying & pasting a snippet of HTML. This new functionality enables Google Maps users to share and disseminate geographic information in the same way that YouTube users share videos. Bloggers and webmasters no longer need an API key or knowledge of Java Script to put a Google Map on their website or blog.

Adding a Google Map

Microsoft said Wednesday that it has more than quadrupled the amount of material it scours on the Web and will be rolling out a series of other improvements to its search engine over the next month, as the world’s biggest software company continued its bid to narrow Google’s large lead in Internet search and advertising.

Many of Microsoft’s improvements are similar to changes already announced at Google and Ask. Yahoo is planning to unveil significant upgrades to its search engine next week.