CEDfleffitDib
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Nice blog post on the SEObook.com blog.
Quote: Before Google's Panda update an effective SEO strategy was to "make a page for everything." If you are Wikipedia that strategy may still work, but for most websites that approach is a high risk & low return approach. Clustering like keywords together and using that to help set up your site's information architecture is a lower risk and higher return strategy.
Given Google's new approach to search (where dead weight can harm your good pages) organization is more important than ever. Continued at: http://www.seobook.com/organizing-keyword-strategy
Have you used any of these tools and what's your opinion on them. Quote: Originally Posted by snakeair
Have you used any of these tools and what's your opinion on them. The SEO information FF addon hardly ever returns information in google searches, and when it does it is normally inaccurate.
The Rank Checker addon is generally inaccurate (even after clearing browser cache/cookies). Example: I tried a rank check on a specific keyword earlier and it said I was ranked 15. I cleared my cache and cookies then did the search on two different machines and was ranked 6.
The other toolbar is okay for telling a sites pagerank, but the other information is kinda pointless (imo) plus it slows down my browser quite a bit.
If anyone knows of better FF addons, please let me know. I have a plugin for chrome that works better than these but hardly use chrome anymore.
EDIT: after looking at your post i'm not so sure that you was talking about the seobook toolbars/tools... if you wasn't then disregard what I just said.
Quote: Before Google's Panda update an effective SEO strategy was to "make a page for everything." If you are Wikipedia that strategy may still work, but for most websites that approach is a high risk & low return approach. Clustering like keywords together and using that to help set up your site's information architecture is a lower risk and higher return strategy.
Given Google's new approach to search (where dead weight can harm your good pages) organization is more important than ever. Continued at: http://www.seobook.com/organizing-keyword-strategy
Have you used any of these tools and what's your opinion on them. Quote: Originally Posted by snakeair
Have you used any of these tools and what's your opinion on them. The SEO information FF addon hardly ever returns information in google searches, and when it does it is normally inaccurate.The Rank Checker addon is generally inaccurate (even after clearing browser cache/cookies). Example: I tried a rank check on a specific keyword earlier and it said I was ranked 15. I cleared my cache and cookies then did the search on two different machines and was ranked 6.
The other toolbar is okay for telling a sites pagerank, but the other information is kinda pointless (imo) plus it slows down my browser quite a bit.
If anyone knows of better FF addons, please let me know. I have a plugin for chrome that works better than these but hardly use chrome anymore.
EDIT: after looking at your post i'm not so sure that you was talking about the seobook toolbars/tools... if you wasn't then disregard what I just said.