seo: The Long and Short of It – Tails in Search Engine Optimization
- 03/03/11 10:10 AM
Our article a week or so ago made it clear that paying attention to SEO (Search Engine Optimization) is a critical component of any successful real estate website strategy. Realtors read and study SEO, try to do their best to understand how to appeal to the search engines, and then try to use what they learn to get better search engine positions. One of the phrases we see a lot is “long tail” in relation to search queries. Of course, there’s the opposite as well, “short tail.”
These terms refer generally to the number of words in a search … (50 comments)
seo: Niche Websites, Integrated IDX & Blogs Make a Winning Search Engine Recipe
- 02/15/11 05:57 AM
I’ve recently written about the all-in-one solutions for website success that are provided by RealtySoft.com. There are a number of ingredients and services in this all-in-one approach, and all are necessary for online marketing success. Believe it or not, there are several places on the web where you can find meal recipes with three ingredients or less. These are simple, as the ingredient list is small, and most turn out a really tasty dish. One of these is Crockpot Turkey, calling only for the turkey, some cranberry sauce, and dry onion soup mix. We can see that the body of the … (14 comments)
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Our article a week or so ago made it clear that paying attention to SEO (Search Engine Optimization) is a critical component of any successful real estate website strategy. Realtors read and study SEO, try to do their best to understand how to appeal to the search engines, and then try to use what they learn to get better search engine positions. One of the phrases we see a lot is “long tail” in relation to search queries. Of course, there’s the opposite as well, “short tail.”
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