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Showing posts with label Google. Show all posts

4/28/2010

All in One SEO Pack (wordpress plugins)

Some features:
  • Advanced Canonical URLs
  • Fine tune Page Navigational Links
  • Built-in API so other plugins/themes can access and extend functionality
  • ONLY plugin to provide SEO Integration for WP e-Commerce sites
  • Nonce Security
  • Support for CMS-style WordPress installations
  • Automatically optimizes your titles for search engines
  • Generates META tags automatically
  • Avoids the typical duplicate content found on Wordpress blogs
  • For beginners, you don't even have to look at the options, it works out-of-the-box. Just install.
  • For advanced users, you can fine-tune everything
  • You can override any title and set any META description and any META keywords you want.
  • Backward-Compatibility with many other plugins, like Auto Meta, Ultimate Tag Warrior and others.
If upgrading, please back up your database first!
You can download the Plugins follow this links All in One SEO pack

2/05/2010

Using Google Analytics

The best analytic that very useful is GOOGLE ANALYTICS: All you have to do is to register on google analytics , after you registered just follow the next instruction. or just add the some code to your site that from google analytics . then go to google analytic site check who has been visited to your site. google Analytics gives you a ton of data—almost anything you would want to know about the people visiting your site. Here are some of the highlights:

1.Number of visitors
2.Page Views
3.Pages per visit
4.Average time on site
5.Percent of new visits.

Google Analytics also offers a number of statistics based on traffic sources and content. Starting Google Analytics If you don’t have a Google account, create one. If you do have a Google account, log in to it.
1. Go to Google Analytics.allows you access to your site’s analytics.
2. Click the Access Analytics button. 3. After you access Google Analytics for the first time, you are asked to sign up for the service.

Setting Up a New Account

After you have logged in to Google Analytics, follow these steps to set up a new account:
1. Choose the website you want to track with Google Analytics.
2. Enter the website’s URL.
3. Enter a name to be displayed when you look at the analytics for the website.
4. Select a Time Zone Country and Time Zone from the drop-down list.
5. Click Continue.
6. Enter your first and last name in the name boxes, and the phone number if you wish.
7. Select your country from the drop-down list.
8. Click Continue.
9. Read the Google Analytics Terms of Service.
10. Click the Yes box.
11. Click Create New Account.
12. The tracking code is then displayed.







9/20/2009

Google and blog advertising

Google has created a massive infrastructure and network tailored towards attracting advertising with content. Combining Google and blog advertising make great sense; so much so, that Google has called its vehicle for advertising AdSense. Using this tool and other blogging techniques can generate valuable revenue.

The term "blog" is an abbreviated version of "Web log". It provides news, information and a communication forum for different ideas, concepts and opinions. Blogging has exploded in popularity. Technorati, an open source blog search engine, reported in its State of the Blogosphere 2008 that 95% of the top 100 newspapers have blog reporters. The comScore MediaMetrix firm estimated 77.7 million unique U.S. blog visitors in its August 2008 report. Blogging is a great communication platform. It has the potential to assist many newspapers in moving from "static brick-and-mortar journalism" to a more "vibrant continually updated information medium".
Gradually, part-time writers are seeking to turn blogging into a full-time career. They must pay for their Web pages and Internet connections. Thus, they have considered ways to generate advertising revenue.
A blog page is organized around individual posts, with the most recent information at the top and front. It allows for participation, comments and feedback.
"Content is king". Television is a box offering "free" content. Its shows are paid for by advertising. The blogger is attempting to build on this same model.
Bloggers are deciding to work with companies like Google to allow for advertisement placement on their Web sites. Bloggers are also more involved in reviewing different products and services. These two vehicles can be interlinked in order to generate income.
Google AdSense has a number of important guidelines for placing advertisements on Web sites. Google doesn't want "invalid clicks"; thus, it restricts the efforts that bloggers might use in directing customers to ads. Google wants only "genuine valid clicks and impressions from real customers." AdSense prohibits "competing ads" which are content-targeted or text-based. Google prefers "text rich" Web sites with high keyword density for Search Engine Optimization (SEO). Web sites with consistenly high levels of traffic, expensive keywords and high quality links will benefit the most from AdSense.
AdSense directs bloggers to simply add source code to their blogs to help Google analyze their page. Google will then attempt to match advertisers with relevant Web pages. Other Google income can accrue through site search and referral tools. You can automatically submit your blog site to Google for crawling.
Google has a wealth of experience with advertising and marketing. It is wise to leverage Google's vast worldwide network to improve advertising potency. There is a multiplier effect in attracting Google advertisers. This will naturally make your Web site more popular, attracting more customer traffic.

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