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Posted: November 07, 2006 » by Lead Architect » in News and Events; SEO
One of our Search Engine Optimization (SEO) tips was featured in the November 2006 Working Solo Newsletter, a publication delivered to 6500+ soloists worldwide. Working Solo is the information source for independent entrepreneurs and companies serving the SOHO (small office/home office) market.
The tip:
SEO: MORE THAN KEYWORD TAGS
“How easy is it for new customers to find your Web site? 85% of users rely on search engines to locate information. If you’re concentrating on keyword tags and search engine submission, you’re wasting your time. Search Engine Optimization (SEO) is about multiple factors, including site content, code, and page rank.”
Submitted by:
Rachel Pastirik, Web Developer
http://www.netdrafter.com
For more information about Search Engine Optimization, see our SEO page.
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