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Venture Capital SEO

By melissa | Published: August 1, 2011

The venture capitalist is on the lookout to make funds available for new and innovative projects with great potential, but that are, generally speaking, also high risk. The high risk factor comes in because many cutting-edge and innovative projects have either a hard time, or it’s impossible to get funding from the usual sources.

Meanwhile, businesses or individuals with the high risk business, idea or invention are looking for venture capital or angel investors.

With the rapid and ever-increasing growth of the internet, these two entities have a greater opportunity than ever before to find one another and to make the perfect match. The right venture investor contributing to the right invention or idea can accomplish at least two things:

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Backlink Quality vs. Quantity

By melissa | Published: February 18, 2010

You need not go further … you need Quality AND you need Quantity when it comes to Backlinks.

Backlinks are links that originate outside of your website but point directly to your website.  Backlinks can be purchased.  Backlinks can be just signed-up for by filling in a form on several thousand different directory sites.  However, the Backlinks that are the most valuable, the Backlinks that really make a difference in SEO results are Backlinks that are neither easy to get nor are simply purchased; they are earned, almost always through the recognition received by producing great content.  Sites will not link to you unless you are providing something unique, something of value in the form of new content.  Good Content can come in many forms i.e. articles, press releases, blog posts, videos, images, cartoons et al.  The content must be unique, non-duplicate content.

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What is Google Pagerank Algorithm?

By melissa | Published: December 2, 2009

What is Google Pagerank AlgorithmPR(A) = (1-d) + d (PR(T1)/C(T1) + … + PR(Tn)/C(Tn)) I know what you are thinking – what in the heck is that strange line of characters and why does it have anything to do with me and my webpage?

Simply, the formula above lies at the heart of the Google PageRank system. PageRank, which was developed by Google founder Larry Page, is part of the system that Google employs to determine where your website falls on their search result page. You can imagine then just how important this little formula is to the success of your website.

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Search Engine Marketing and Political Website Design

By melissa | Published: August 12, 2009

Search Engine Marketing and Political Website DesignRegardless of your political leanings, no one can doubt the prowess of Barack Obama’s Internet Marketing success.  The use of website design, search engine optimization, social media optimization, and political blogging were all used by the Obama campaign to generate unprecedented results in campaign fundraising from the grass roots, build the image of the candidate, publish positions, communicate directly with the electorate, turn out the vote and ultimately become the 44th President.

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SEO, Google Page Rank and the Richter Scale

By Arthur | Published: March 11, 2009

Organic Search Engine Optimization is that part of Internet Marketing that focuses completely on the organic or natural results for a keyword phrase.  As opposed, to paid search, this is also targeted for keyword phrases, organic search results are achieved or earned, not paid for.  So, those on the top 3 pages of Google (98% of searchers don’t go past the 3rd page) have a great opportunity for “free” traffic; that is, no matter how many times the listing is clicked, it doesn’t cost the website any money.  However, getting to the first page(s) is no small feat, particularly for keyword phrases with over 100K or even millions or tens of millions of competing pages.  So, how do the Search Engines and particularly Google determine / rank for relevancy.

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