SEO

I’m sure there are probably a hundred blog posts about the new Google SEO Starter Guide but I thought I’d throw my hat in the ring also. Yes, this guide is for beginners and it’s targeted specifically at getting Google juice, and there are a lot of other things you should be doing because, in spite of all the Google hoopla, it’s not all about Google.

But there is some very good and solid advice in here and it’s a great starting point for new webmasters or website owners looking for pointers from the guys who own about 80% of the search market.

Internet marketing “gurus” are like ants on a sugar cube.There are hundreds of them swarming all over the Internet. And the vast majority of them are full of crap.

Now I’ll be the first to admit that there are some people out there who really know their stuff. But how do you tell whether you’re going to get a first class, up to date education in Internet Marketing or sold a bunch of old tired “tricks” that haven’t worked for years or are rehashes of off-line marketing ideas?

Here’s my bullshit detector:

Who are their testimonials from?

SEO software comparisons probably aren’t what you expect on this blog but I think it’s appropriate. Anyway, I’ve written an article on my web site comparing the two SEO software packages.

I actually use them both for search engine optimization. However, I use them for different things because each is stellar at some SEO requirements and not so good at others.

They really aren’t that expensive for all they do and I believe they are the premier SEO software packages available to day. Mainly because they are regularly updated and they were the first SEO software packages on the market that really were useful.