Straight from Google – What You Need to Know About SEO
March 4, 2011
At San Francisco’s Wordcamp for WordPress users, Matt Cutts, the head of Google’s spam team talked about the basics of how Google search works and how you can boost your site’s results in Google searches. He also talks about how WordPress takes care of 80-90% of Google’s crawling issues simply through it’s design. Because WordPress itself has high ranking, it makes an excellent platform for not only blogging but for any web site.
Matt goes into great detail about what Google looks for. Google looks for page rank, or the number of quality sites who link to you but it also looks to see how often pages are refreshed, if new pages are added, how good your SEO is. If your keywords and content are relevant to what people are looking for and they are organized properly, you will get listings.
the video and SEO guide explain ranking, SEO tips, proper use of keywords, how to blog and more
Watch the full 45 minute presentation or Download a FREE copy of Google’s SEO Guide
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