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SEO for Local Audience


In my point of view now a day’s small business that run locally get maximum benefit via high rank on Search Engine. So many intelligent businesses now move forward on internet its low cost as compare to other advertisement. It will really help to generate maximum revenue to business. But if you have a low budget then you must optimize your website its 75% revenue generates to your business.
There are some basic techniques that will help you in to optimize your website to target your local audience that are more effectively:
On-Page Optimization
 There are so many people running business like “Garments”, “Fashion” or “Mobiles & tablets” market is very high & every so many things are changing every time so everyone wants to updates for this purpose SEO is very help full to hold Internet with low cost you can advertise your business in a very low price & also improve your business market. First you can start your business website put your complete bossiness on it & using your target Keywords in web content or your product related information.  
When you are doing onsite optimization for local mobile devices, you will be following the same techniques as what you used for your desktop website. This means getting a mobile URL, using keywords and adding headings and metatags. However, this time your site will be target a smaller audience that is located in the vicinity. You can use social media sharing buttons to spread the news about your site; make sure that your contact details are located in a prominent position, so that people can easily find you; and it is a good idea to have your telephone number with a ‘Call’ button to encourage locals to call and speak with you.  In addition, have a mobile sitemap, so that search engines can crawl your site and rank it. This will help in getting your mobile site listed and with proper search engine optimization, your site will rank high on mobile searches.

Another point that you need to consider is the loading time of your site. If your site takes too long to load, people will leave it and reach for your competitor’s site. Hence, have a site that loads quickly and provides the information that local users are looking for.

Off-Page Optimization 
Besides onsite optimization, you also have to do offsite optimization that helps you get back links to ensure that your site can be found locally. You could have a blog that contains articles and latest news about your business. Make sure that you have the relevant tags (your area and products) to ensure that your blog is optimized for your region.

You can even include your business into location-based mobile apps to ensure that smartphone and other mobile device users find you when they use these apps. This can drive a lot of local traffic to your site and increase your revenue generation.

List your business in local directories and encourage users to write reviews. It has been seen that majority of mobile device users gives a lot of importance to peer reviews and often make their purchase decision based on these reviews.

Can GoogleBot Read QR Codes?


Google Webmaster Help thread has an interesting question, does Google use QR codes for discovering new content and pages? Can GoogleBot read QR codes and follow through to the data, URL or whatever behind them.



Google's John Mueller didn't really know, he responded in the thread:

      "That's an interesting question -- do you have an example of one that we could look at?"


I assume it is easy enough to test. Create a page somewhere, only link to it with a QR code. Make sure Google finds the page with the QR code and wait and see if Google discovers the page. Of course, you need to make sure Google doesn't discover the page other ways.
I am not sure why it matters to much.

I assume even if GoogleBot does discover pages through QR codes, which I doubt. That the QR code won't pass PageRank and necessarily past trust. But again, that somewhat can be tested.


Google Trends Top Charts



Google announced they have added a new section to
Google Trends named Top Charts.


This new feature shows you by category what is trending now. Google said this new top charts feature will, by category, show you "not just what's most searched overall, but what's spiking compared with usual search volumes."

Ref:  http://www.seroundtable.com/google-trends-top-charts-17374.html

Google AdSense Confirms Favicons On Ads !!!

Well, now Google has officially announced that favicons on some text ads are the real deal.
 Google said:

    " Today we’re happy to share the introduction of favicons to our text ads. A favicon is a small graphic that an advertiser can use to brand their website, such as their company logo " .

Spinning Articles Hundrends Time In Right Way !!!

Sometimes I don't get it... I spotted a thread at BlackHat Forums about spinning articles - yes it is a black hat forum, but seriously.
Looking at the conversation that starts of by explaining that the SEO/Webmaster spun these articles the right way. He wrote, "I have a 500 word article which I have spun to 100 articles from 65-95% uniqueness." The others in the forum say as long as the uniqueness is 70% or more, he did it right.
But what do spun articles read like? Do they make any sense? Is this a strategy to convert on? I assume there is no way this is a long term strategy with spinning articles?
One SEO said it works great for him and for over six months!
If you spun it more than 70% then it will be fine for you. I am also working on the same technique and my keywords are the first page on Google since last six months. I have the shopping cart website so i am working on this technique.
However, one person in the forum did respond against this saying:
You're going to get banned pretty quickly if you keep this up.
I love hearing how spamming is "done right." Also, I used an animated spinning top for this story, so figured it was worth covering.

Your Best SEO Tips?

A WebmasterWorld thread has Webmasters and SEOs sharing their best SEO tips.
 What are some of the best SEO tips being shared?
  • Every page of your site should offer significant value to your audience.
  • Check your site for errors on a regular basis.
  • Test your own SEO theories and don't just go by what forums or bloggers say.
  • Be patient with your tests.
  • Focus on metrics that matter.
  • Network not just online but offline, those relationships will help your site grow.
  • Don't spam your real, money making web sites. Go long term with those.
  • Always learn and try things.

Focus On Your Site, Not Competitors

In the SEO space, there are always two types of personalities. One is those that go head down and focus on improving their own site and then there are those that look at competitors and complain that they are doing things that are illegal. Typically, it is the first kind that wins out because they are making a difference, whereas the other is not really making a difference.
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