I recently published this 2-minute link optimisation tip to avoid a common mistake a lot of people make.
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How country specific domain names effect SEO and Google AdWords performance
Many people ask me what implications “domain name class” have on SEO and Pay Per Click (e.g. Google AdWords) rankings and results.
“Domain name class” is another word for “Top Level Domain”, or the extension on the end of your domain name (e.g. .com, .net, .com.au). In particular, you should know the implications that country code top level domains (or ccTLD for short) can have on your search engine marketing efforts.
ccTLDs and Organic Search Engine Optimisation
Should your “main” website URL be a .com.au if you’re primarily targeting Australia?
This is one of my pet peeves, along with the misuse of apostrophes. Fluff your pillows all you want, but stop fluffing your words. You are losing priceless SEO (Search Engine Optimisation) value AND losing countless suspects and prospects that would otherwise jump into your boat. Get prospects to convert into paying clients with better articulation and choice of words.
Please excuse the expression but the following statements SUCK. There I said it. I feel better now.
Search Engine Optimisation (SEO), getting free organic traffic to your website or blog is all about what Internet Marketers call having link juice. Have you had your link juice this morning?
By now, you already know how powerful links can be when it comes to your search engine optimization (SEO) efforts. Simply put, a link is a shortcut to quickly get you from one website to another. If you can harness the power of the link, you can make your website or blog a force to be reckoned with. That means higher search engine rankings, more traffic to your site, and, eventually, more customers and more money in your pocket.
Ka-Ching!
Link Juice Defined
So you ask, what is link juice? In short, it’s the key to your popularity with the search engines. The more you have, the higher you can rank in the search engines’ results.
To understand link juice, you first need to understand another SEO term: Link Popularity. Read More »»
