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So, you have your list of keywords and you’re wondering how to incorporate them into your article titles. You’re wondering if it’s possible to do SEO article writing that also makes sense to humans.
If you go overboard with your key phrases, then your article has a good chance of being declined by publishers right off [...]

After 3 long months, Google’s Major visible Pagerank update has finally arrived. The previous update took place on 31st December 2009, here’s the post informing about it : Google’s Dec 09 Major Pagerank Update.
I myself can confirm this as the Pagerank of 3 of my sites has changed. Techfrog.org itself has moved from PR2 to [...]

Pingdom, the Internet monitoring company, has shared a timeline of events & acquisitions, facts, figures that display almost everything big that Google has done, over the years. They have covered Google’s Indexes, Search stats, Google’s Revenues from advertising and other products,etc… and everything is displayed in the image below :

Till date it was believed that backlinks coming from exclusive TLDs like .Gov, .Edu & .Mil held an added value over the regular .Com, .Org, etc..
Recently on Youtube’s ‘GoogleWebmasterHelp’ channel Matt Cutts shed some light on backlinks coming from sites like twitter & facebook(mostly nofollow) and clarified if certain domains provided any added value to [...]

I’ve been doing Seo For quite a while now but have never paid much attention to Yahoo and Bing apart from the little trouble i took to add a plugin which automatically created the meta-description and meta-keywords tags within the ‘head’ section of every page and another plugin that pings the Yahoo and Bing bots [...]

Exactly two months and 1 day after its previous major Pagerank Update which was carried out on October 30th 2009, the visual Pagerank seems to have been updated again by Google. This comes a day before the first day of the new year 2010 and almost at the brink of the holidays after which [...]

Many webmasters who run popular, high-ranking websites get requests every day to link to someone’s site, usually in the form of a ‘reciprocal link.’ Most of them trash 99.9% of those requests. Why?