So, I was talking to this website owner the other day. His site had a problem. Couple of years ago, his site was ranking number one for certain keywords, but recently he has dropped significantly in ranks and newer websites have taken over on Google for the same keyword. It was a pretty authoritative website (and an amazing domain name) and I had known it for a while for being… Continue reading

Sometimes, it so happens that you got to switch servers and host for many reasons. Lucky are those who always stick to just one host and server. For most (those mainly on the shared hosting platform) there are often problems like servers not being able to withstand traffic outburst, additional domain problems and the like. Most importantly, there are bad neighborhood problems. Your IP is being shared with other websites… Continue reading

This is one question that everyone is asking SEOs these days. And it frustrates me.

Launched in March, the Google+ button has become more like a tool to directly get votes on your Google listings and probably push it up the SERPs.

This trend started with Google’s comments on Google+ button some time back, when Forbes reported and then pulled this story titled ““Stick Google Plus Buttons On… Continue reading

What are the SEO strategies, if at all, followed by popular blogs ? Do they give importance to SEO ? If they do, are there anything to learn from it ? Is it different from the regular basic SEO ? Let’s find out if we have answers for the questions above. Do popular blogs have to follow SEO in the first place ? One argument I’ve repeatedly come across is… Continue reading

This post is in light of my experience with moving from dailyseoblog.com to dailybloggr.com, so whatever I’m talking about here is pure experience, practicality and substance, no blah blah (like you’ll find elsewhere).

As you might have already known, DailySEOblog.com is no more, and the site changed its name to dailybloggr.com, with a complete revamp. DailySEOblog used to enjoy a traffic of roughly 50,000 visits & 73,000 page views… Continue reading

Once you’ve either achieved your desired results or are closer to it, its quite natural for us to give away and celebrate. Which is okay with less competitive sites but when it comes to heavy competition, there is little room for rest.
SEO House Keeping is an inevitable process that comes at various levels of SEO implementation, and works best if done regularly. So, what are the top 5 SEo… Continue reading

Digital Photography School is a blog that’s more famous for it’s author than it’s awesome content. It’s owned by the most influential blogger on the planet – Darren Rowse.
Darren is a very good mentor to me and often have given me valuable advices on topics knowingly or unknowingly. If you are a regular reader of DailySEOblog, you might have spotted Darren’s comments here and there on some articles. Most… Continue reading

Old question, Isn’t it ?
Page Rank is still a mystery, (well,it better be that way..) and the recent hype and hoopla have created an aura around the magic green bar.
Come whatever, but the same old questions keep on repeating.
Does number of outgoing links affect page rank? Does the content on your site affect page rank? And we have today’s topic – Does age affect page rank?
When… Continue reading

The title may bring a frown on your face, I know.
After the Google page rank slap, a good part of blogosphere is keeping away from buying and selling links, at least in public. Of course, there are deals happening underground. But I guess, smart people will always find a way out. And I personally don’t think that buying links is bad. But it must be done with a right purpose.
The reason why google… Continue reading

Are you on the 3rd / 5th page on Google for your desired keywords? Like, you blog about “How to make money online” and you don’t show up on the first page on Google? Pretty bad situation isn’t it?
Well if you are worried that you are not on the first page of google for your keyword, whatever that is (make money online, earn money blogging or whatever), there is… Continue reading