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Eighty-five percent of respondents agreed that the quality of a business owner’s website is an important factor in earning the consumer’s trust. Over 75 percent of respondents said they were more likely to make a purchase from “an unfamiliar business with a quality website,” than “a poor website from a known business.”

This is from a Study by Nielsen and WebVisible as reported by Peter Krasilovsky

Did you know that you can use Google’s keyword research tool which suggests keywords "related" to the term/phrase you enter. Also it shows you relative search volume by month and comparatively.

Give it a try here. It’s free and no account is required to use it:

https://adwords.google.com/select/KeywordToolExternal

With Site Related Keywords, the tool tells you what AdSense thinks your site is about and then related keywords.

The Arrival of Google

Just before the turn of the century Google announced its arrival to the online community. In the years following Google consistently expanded to become the largest search engine in the world. As their market share grew search engine optimisers started to pay more and more attention to the Google algorithm and what it takes to be at the top of the new “number one” search engine.

I found this article and had to share it with all who are interested in why your new site or new pages seem to dissapear from the SERPs and then come back again.

I tend to spend a lot of time in various search engine forums and newsgroups answering questions related to search engines. One of the most common questions that seems to come up is along the lines of:

“My site was in Google yesterday and ranking well and today it’s gone! What happened?”

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