You know me, I’m a search engine marketing nut. I’m always looking for ways to crack the Google search results code. Most of the time I can get a site ranked pretty…
Category: search
How Google Finds, Ranks, and Displays Your Website
Here’s the definitive guide on how Google finds and ranks your summer camp website.
Are “Likes” Better Than Links?
In today’s social media world, getting “Likes” on your Facebook page are almost as important as when websites link to yours. Soon they’ll be more important. When a popular website links to…
Search Engine Market Share
Here’s a look at the market share of the “Big 4” search engines from last month. As you can see, Google continued to dominate getting 71% of all user searches in February…
New Camp Search Engines Coming Soon
There’s lots of camp search engines out there and they’re pretty much all the same. So I’m making a few new ones for you to list your camp. They’ll be different than…
Social Media and Search are not Your Prospect’s Preferred Recommomendation Source
Social media, Google, Yahoo and other search engines are a good source of information for people considering your camp. But as Mediapost points out, these tools aren’t as effective as traditional word…
Not Satisfied With Your Google Placement? No Problem, We’ll Fix it.
In our last Quick Poll, “Are you satisfied with your camp’s Google ranking?”, the overwhelming response was “Very Unsatisfied.” We’ve gotta change that! There’s lots of ways you can move your site…
10 Search Engine Optimization Tips for YouTube
Do you market your camp with videos? I hope so. Here’s an article from Designfollow.com on how to optimize your videos for search on YouTube.
Google can “read” Flash files, but Other Search Engines Probably Can’t
Google can now read content and links embedded in flash files and websites. This is good news. In the past, any content included in flash and other rich medias files was a…
Google continues to dominate the search engine wars while the others lag behind:
Here’s a look at the search engine data (who got the most searches) from the last two months of 2009. Google increased its percentage while the others fell behind. Source: Search Engine…