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I haven't seen many new .net sites. The .com sites are the most sought after and usually have more authority. I read an article that said .org site are being indexed well lately.
Also, be sure to use a long tail keyword if you are a small site just getting started.
This is a site our company finished a couple months ago. We were trying to make it simple and easy to use with easy navigation and good design.
I know after all the Google changes link building is different than it used to be. How do I put a link building strategy together that I can understand and follow?
I have fixed most of the crawl errors and my site is still low on the search for most of my targeted keywords. Is link building the answer? Or are there other options I'm missing?
With all of Google's updates on backlinks, can SEO's still use backlink software like Backlinkx or others?
Is there a better way?
On my campaign for www.fourcolormagnets.com one of my warnings was "too many on-page links". Is there any thing to do for ecommerce sites? and also, my page www.fourcolormagnets.com/rectangle-sizes.php is listed as having 744 links but, I count nowhere near that number. And idea where this comes from?
Does having a file type on the end of a url affect rankings (example www.fourcolormagnets.com/business-cards.php VS www.fourcolormagnets.com/business-cards)????
Nice to know this. I have had the same issue arise out of nowehre about week maybe two back. It took awhile but I found the same htaccess quick fix but it seems as if it was an seomoz alogorithim change up. Robot Roger works his butt off in the basment or so seomoz tells me he must have found some free time to switch up the campaign errors alogorithim.
Title tag best practices according to seomoz is the following keyowrd - keyword | brand.com but I have seen some interesting results from using a comma as to a hyphen to seperate keywords as reccomended and wanted to know which method is more crawler friendly.