New SEO Role based in Hampshire

This vacancy comes from Sarah at Workshop Recruitment in Portsmouth (Click here to mail Sarah) There are a great many vacancies around the UK and every client wants the very best candidate for the job – and that is the case here for a search marketing agency who are looking for someone to head up

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Hidden Radio Review

Where do you look when you want audio quality and design? It’s hard not to fall a little bit in love with the HiddenRadio speaker. I’m not a sucker for a gimmick and gadgets don’t rule my life (OK, little white lie when you look at my desk in the photo…), but when I was sent the link

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SEO Audit Tool Notice

This is just a quick notice that our SEO Audit tool is offline for a few days whilst we undergo a new site design and re-implement this. I would like to apologise for this inconvenience, but if you have any questions, please contact us on 01244 326279, or info@inetseo.co.uk

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5 Quick SEO Wins

Best practice SEO Go for the low hanging fruit! For the most part, SEO must be done carefully, or risk the wrath of the plethora of Google algorithms watching over us. However, quite often you can gain some leverage just by making sure a few primary elements are covered – remember that Google wants to

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The impact of Google+ on SEO

How do you fancy NEVER being found in Google? How are you going to ever get traffic to your website, if you don’t have a Google+ profile? Sounds a little extreme, I know, but read on. Ever since Eric Schmidt (Google’s CEO) was quoted as saying “Information tied to verified online profiles will be ranked

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A link building strategy that works

Sometimes, you need to get creative when link building… It might sound like a very straight-forward question, but when it comes down to it, what does a linking strategy actually mean? How do you start one and how do you track success? How do you ensure you are going to be taken seriously amongst all

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How to bury negative press

How do you deal with negative press when it threatens to do you damage? I am writing this blog post with the permission of a client, on the understanding that they remain anonymous. I was recommended to my client as they had been trying to deal with issues surrounding negative press, but were unsure how

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SEO doesn’t have to be boring

Spice up your SEO life! Speaking with so many people on a daily and weekly basis, the one thing i do hear a lot about is how bored someone is doing link building or writing content. In fact, I have some of the best “I’m bored” quotes from the last couple of weeks: Those are

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How to find good link pages

It’s important when link building, that you find pages of worth. There is little or no point in going to a site and then seeing that their link pages have mountains of other external links on there as well. This would be somewhat counter-intuitive. it would be a waste of your time even trying. There

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How to fix Google Panda issues – SEOmoz sums it up

For many months now, I have been dealing with different companies who have been hit by Google Panda. Some to a lesser degree than others, but all have seen penalties, with others are seeing more and more hits with every Panda refresh. So how can you help yourself here? It helps to understand just what Panda is,

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Does duplicated back-link anchor text equal poor search results?

There has been a lot of talk recently about how best to build links to your website with the goal being one of diversity – but if you don’t diversify, does this mean poor search results? With the festive holidays being only just around the corner, I fired up Open Site Explorer (thanks SEOmoz), chose a suitable

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Google Reconsideration Requests

Google’s Matt Cutts has again put his views forward with a new video and answering the question “Do reconsideration requests get looked at by real people” and as I am sure some might be surprised to find out, the answer here is a resounding “Yes”! Of course this only applies to where manual action has

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Google+ for SEO

It’s amazing to think that still so many companies don’t use or ‘don’t get’ Google+ and just what it can do for your SEO. When you have a tool at hand that can help you get articles and sites spidered and indexed in a matter of hours and then go on to see your content

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Google SEO Quality Calculator

Matt Cutts has more information for the SEO world at large, and this time is discussing why they don’t release a calculator to give everyone more information on what they need to do to make their website perfect. The thought of a tool that would scan a site and tell you everything you need to do to

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What links do Google want to see?

Which links are best? Articles? Footers? Non-Editorial? I am sure that we all like to think we know the answer to this question – but here we have Matt Cutts actually telling us they like links that have been chosen because someone likes what you have to offer, not because it has just been added

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Google Disavow Links Tool

Matt Cutts announces Google Disavow Links Tool Having just been following PubCon and Lunch with Matt Cutts on SEO Rountable, I am stunned to see that Google now has the Disavow Links tool available for use. You can watch the announcement here. Now you have a way to clean up back-links that have either been gained through

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Semantic Data, Authorship & Markup Discussed – Google+ Hangout

Google+ Hangout – Semantic Data & SEO Last night Max Minzer and Mike Arnesen hosted a Google+ Hangout discussing how Markup Data now impacts SEO. This was a very productive discussion with lots of detail given. For those who don’t understand Markup Data, I have added additional links at the end of the post, but

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Matt Cutts talks about Freshness of Content

Google has expressed in the past that frequently updated pages get a boost in rankings (QDF), that seems to favor blogs and news sites over company sites, which have less reason to be updated often. How important of a signal is “freshness”? Ivan, Canada This is a question asked by a user when Matt Cutts

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Is SEO just Best Practice?

It’s all change in the world of Internet Marketing… Over the last few weeks, there have been lots of debates about the latest changes from Google and how SEO is changing, but one problem is still apparent, and that is the differentiation (or lack thereof) between SEO and standard best practice changes. The term SEO

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Less SEO Is Now More

Less SEO is more? A slightly strange concept, but that is where we are at now. Traditional SEO is dead. No longer do Google want to see a percentage of Keywords embedded in a page, or indeed any other clever SEO tricks. It’s all about doing as little as possible but at the same time

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