Showing posts with label SEo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label SEo. Show all posts

Thursday, December 24, 2009

Search Engine Optimization (SEO) with SEO Company India is A Good Choice

Search Engine Optimization, today IS no more difficult as everyone is familiar with this term SEO. Now, most of companies are hiring in-house professionals to optimize the website and rank it on competitive keywords. With the increasing demand of SEO worldwide many companies in India establish themselves as a SEO service provider because they know this industry in India is at a peek and most countries outsource
work to India.

Article source: http://www.pr-inside.com/search-engine-optimization-seo-with-r1645298.htm

Sunday, December 6, 2009

SEO Clarify in a Picture


Should be self-explanatory, but here’s the gen: if you don’t invest in content, you won’t get links. If you don’t get links you won’t get traffic – either through rankings or referrals. And if you don’t have traffic you don’t have any money to take as profit or invest in new content.

SEO is an art that touches on all parts of this cycle. Your content has to be right. You have to know where and how to get links. You have to understand your traffic, your site and your customers to monetise that traffic. And of course, you need to know how to measure your outputs.

Read more: http://www.davidnaylor.co.uk/seo-explained-in-a-picture.html#ixzz0YysE96sw

Friday, November 27, 2009

SEO friendly titles used by BBC

We’ve written here at StuckOn many times about how your page’s Title tag is the most important aspect of your page’s SEO. When you’re writing news stories and articles, the title you choose is essential in writing good quality content that will receive traffic from search engines, and a good title can make or break an article in terms of how many page views it generates.

The BBC is one of the best websites on the Internet for content, with thousands of new pages being added every day. Their website is cross linked thoroughly with relevant news stories appearing on the side of each article, and always ranks at the top of Google’s index for topical searches. However, all of this was done within the restraints of having a tight restriction on the character count for titles to news stories. This meant that the BBC’s content writers couldn’t craft truly search friendly titles for their news… until now.

Article source: http://www.stuckon.co.uk/seo-friendly-titles-used-by-bbc-1379.html

Friday, November 13, 2009

SEO experts: Now Google's a Phone Company, too

Lost in the widespread hoopla over Google's acquisition of mobile phone advertising firm AdMob was the company's concurrent purchase of VoIP provider Gizmo5, which Search Engine Land's Greg Sterling says will make Google Voice a stand-alone service.

Sterling writes that this could put the search giant into direct competition with VoIP market leader Skype, which boasts a worldwide user base of 480 million people. Search engine optimization (SEO) professionals must monitor Google's move into the VoIP market closely, to ascertain what sort of SEO opportunities present themselves once Google Voice goes public.

Article source: http://www.brafton.com/industry-news/seo-experts-now-google-s-phone-company-too-$1340421.htm

Tuesday, October 27, 2009

Have you used Ethical SEO services for your medical practice?

SEO services for my medical practice? But do my patients even search for me online? The answer to that question is a very emphatic YES, they do. You might ask next whether SEO services will help you get a lot of patient inquiries. While patient inquiries are not guaranteed, what is guaranteed with SEO services is that people will start recognizing you and you will be easier to find online. Search engine optimization (SEO) should hence be your indirect tool to develop your practice. After all, visibility and recall is the first step to expanding you practice base.

Thanks to the internet becoming the Yellow Pages for today, patients now search online for local medical practitioners who are located near to them. This is proven by the growing popularity of Google Local, which people are starting to use to search for local services. Medical practitioners who have recognized this use SEO services including ethical search engine optimization techniques, to ensure that they are the first ones patients find when they search online for a local doctor. For example, if you are a general physician in Boston, you will want to be found when people search online for a general physician in Boston. But if you have not used SEO services for your website, you will lose out to other doctors who have.

One doctor who started his practice recently started with a website and significant SEO services. Within just a year of starting, the website has become his most important patient-getter. He has an online appointment scheduler and regularly tracks the number of patient inquires he receives through search engines. The website is getting him 60% more phone inquiries that of phone and references put together.

Being a medical practitioner, you will be very busy to take up the details of search engine optimization for your website yourself. You hence need the help of a professional with experience in SEO services. An experienced SEO consultant will ensure that your website meets your goals, whether it is maintaining a professional reputation or getting new clients. There are SEO consultants who specialize in SEO services for medical practitioners. If you are unsure of how to make your medical practice more visible online, take the help of such a SEO consultant.

A SEO consultant will also be able to supplement the main SEO service with add-on services like article and blog posting, link exchanges, on page and off page optimization etc., all of which affects a website’s rankings on search engines. Moreover, if you lay down your website goals for the SEO consultant, he/she can work accordingly and show you the progress reports periodically. This way, you can hand over all SEO activities to a pro, yet have an idea as to what is going on.

Internet has become too big a medium to ignore. So even if you have a strong medical practice, SEO services are a must to uphold a strong, positive reputation online. Look for a reputed SEO consultant who can help you make a strong online presence and benefit your medical practice.

Article source: http://www.thecitywire.com/index.php?q=node/6657

Monday, October 12, 2009

Wednesday, September 30, 2009

Google Wave hi-jacked by Black SEO campaigns

Google Wave will be available next Wednesday to 100,000 developers and Google Apps customers. However, cybercriminals have already take advantage of the launch by starting black hat SEO campaigns to turn interest in Wave into a computer infection.

Traditional SEO campaigns boost a Website’s ranking in search results using relevant keywords. On the other hand, black hat SEO campaigns have the same goal, but they use a different method. These campaigns flout search engine guidelines about acceptable practices, like prohibitions on the misuse of text and page elements.

On occasion, these campaigns also embed malicious codes in a top-ranking Web page and redirect links to their own pages.

For Google Wave, its search terms have produced a list of search results that included malicious Websites.

Websense, an online security firm, has been tracking down these black hat campaigns on the Google Wave.

As narrated by Thomas Claburn of Information Week: “Google knows that cybercriminals track popular search terms religiously so they can use those terms to hijack searchers. And it watches closely over its index using automated and manual methods to remove links leading to malicious sites. Chances are that the sites spotted by Websense have already been removed by Google. But it’s almost always playing catch-up.”

article source: http://www.lastclicknews.com

Google Wave hi-jacked by Black SEO campaigns

Google Wave will be available next Wednesday to 100,000 developers and Google Apps customers. However, cybercriminals have already take advantage of the launch by starting black hat SEO campaigns to turn interest in Wave into a computer infection.

Traditional SEO campaigns boost a Website’s ranking in search results using relevant keywords. On the other hand, black hat SEO campaigns have the same goal, but they use a different method. These campaigns flout search engine guidelines about acceptable practices, like prohibitions on the misuse of text and page elements.

On occasion, these campaigns also embed malicious codes in a top-ranking Web page and redirect links to their own pages.

For Google Wave, its search terms have produced a list of search results that included malicious Websites.

Websense, an online security firm, has been tracking down these black hat campaigns on the Google Wave.

As narrated by Thomas Claburn of Information Week: “Google knows that cybercriminals track popular search terms religiously so they can use those terms to hijack searchers. And it watches closely over its index using automated and manual methods to remove links leading to malicious sites. Chances are that the sites spotted by Websense have already been removed by Google. But it’s almost always playing catch-up.”

article source: http://www.lastclicknews.com

Saturday, August 22, 2009

SEO Can Help Build Online Presence

At this point, almost every company realizes they have to have a web presence in order to compete in the 21st century, but just being online doesn't help if people can't find you. But by using search engine optimization (SEO) and other techniques, practically every business can see improvement in their bottom line.

In a post for MediaPost's Performance Insider blog, Angela Hribar, chief sales and marketing officer at GlobalSpec, says there are a number of steps companies can take to improve their online presence - including creating original content.

Hribar says companies should put things like white papers and technical articles online which can help build the company's reputation as an industry leader and expert in its field.

She also says that businesses should consider using search engine optimization (SEO) to draw traffic to their site.

"Search engine optimization (SEO) can draw more attention to your company's webpages by helping them rise higher in search engine results for specific keyword searches," she writes. "Determine how SEO can best fit into your marketing strategy without too much strain in resources."

Companies might also want to put content on their site as it appears to draw more traffic than sites without it. According to figures gathered from Hitwise UK, content-driven sites got 73 percent more traffic than their ecommerce counterparts last month.

Article source: http://www.brafton.com/industry-news/seo-can-help-build-online-presence-$1320419.htm

Tuesday, August 18, 2009

SEO Expert Willie Crawford on 4 Sneaky Tricks

Maria Gudelis interviews SEO Expert Willie Crawford as he unveils four Sneaky SEO Tricks that drive traffic to your website on Wednesday, August 19th at 3 pm EST. The radio show will be recorded so if you miss it you can still listen in at:

http://www.blogtalkradio.com/Maria-Gudelis/2009/08/19/4-Sneaky-SEO-Expert-Tricks-That-Get-You-Traffic-with-Willie-Crawford

In in online interview, Willie Crawford said: "I’ve been in business online for over a dozen years because he is so successful at generating massive free traffic to his sites. I’ve done this primarily through generating lots of "content" - mainly articles.

Your customers go online looking for solutions to their problems. When you have lots of content scattered across cyberspace, your customers find what you’ve shared, read or listen to it, and then click through to your site. They arrive at your site pre-sold on YOU and ready to buy your products. It’s as simple as that"

SEO Expert Willie Crawford further said: "This has worked for over a dozen years, and continues to work great today. The only changes have been that now multi-media (video, and audio) are a very necessary part of the content mix"

Wednesday, August 12, 2009

Another attack takes down Twitter Site

A distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack has taken down Twitter for the second time in a week.

While the attack only stopped services for around half an hour, the outage is still a concern and will only heighten fears that the service is under-investing in its security systems.

Twitter gave no explanation for the attack in a blog posting.

“We’re working to recover from a site outage and will update as we learn more,” it said.

“Update (12:17p): We’re back up and analyzing the traffic data to determine the nature of this attack.”

The first attack is now thought to have been the work of Russian hackers looking to silence a pro-Georgian commentator. Since the outbreak of hostilities between the two countries there have been continued online attacks.

“The good news is that, unlike last week's attacks, Twitter was back up-and-running in about half-an-hour. So kudos to them for managing to avoid too much disruption for millions of their users,” said Graham Cluley, senior technology correspondent at Sophos.

Article for more information: http://www.crn.com.au/News/152742,another-attack-takes-down-twitter.aspx

Thursday, August 6, 2009

Run If You Hear These 5 SEO Marketing Statements

In August 4th 2009 Tuesday’s five Marketing Misconceptions That Need to Change post, Will covered some of the misguided statements we hear from clients. If I only had a nickel for every time we hear those types of statements….

In the spirit of fairness, I am determined to defend the marketers who make these types of statements. Here’s what Will left out - often times these misguided comments originate from an agency, consultant or service provider that the company has put its trust in. So let’s look for some warning signs.

If you hear your agency, consultant or service provider make any of these five statements, consider running.

1.) Hi, I’m Mike from XXX National Directory/Search/Ad Network Company, and I am a Marketing Consultant with the company. I am here to help you build your marketing plan.

RUN! FAST! Nothing against these folks (really), but selling Yellow Pages or even a “boxed” pay-per-click solution does not make you a marketing consultant. It makes you someone that is trying to sell Yellow Pages or a “boxed” pay-per-click solution. There’s nothing wrong with selling. God knows we all do it in some form or fashion, but please don’t try to mislead people by calling yourself a marketing consultant.

Clarification: If you are in fact interesting in purchasing what essentially amounts to an advertising package, by all means engage with these folks. Just don’t expect to get any marketing strategy advice out of them.

2.) If you choose us for your SEO project, we can guarantee multiple top 10 rankings on your targeted keywords.

I thought these people had gone away, but it appears they’re back in full force. And I can’t blame clients for listening. When someone tells you they can guarantee results, it’s hard to ignore.

That being said, let’s all say this together: SEO is not a quick fix, set it and forget it solution for driving traffic . The best SEO strategies I’ve seen involve a long-term commitment to the creation of relevant content, building that content in multiple formats, and finding multiple distribution channels for that content.

I am guessing there are companies that make an SEO guarantee and do follow through on it. I am also guessing that those guarantees are made on keywords like “patent attorneys that also handle divorce cases in reston virginia”.

3.) You really can’t afford to wait on addressing social media. We should build out your presence on LinkedIn, Facebook and Twitter right away.

Stop. Please. We all realize that social media is important, even though it’s getting a bit crowded. Like anything else though, you shouldn’t build anything if it doesn’t fit into a more strategic plan.

Some of these groups will bait you with the promise of thousands of Twitter followers, Facebook friends, or LinkedIn connections overnight. Great. Go ahead and recruit thousands of followers, all of whom could care less about your message. They’re following you because they’re trolling for followers as well. And the followers/friends/connections you do want? You’ll turn them off quick with the hundreds of meaningless updates you’ll have to post to accumulate all the meaningless followers.

Build a social media strategy. Make sure it ties back to your overall marketing strategy. Then join, listen, learn, and eventually execute. It’s that simple.

And one more thing, and I know this will be painful for some “social media gurus” to hear. Social media is NOT a necessity, nor is it necessarily effective, for every business and business category.

4.) We know you think of us as a print design shop, but just last week we added capabilities in web design and development, search engine optimization, pay-per-click management, email marketing, social media…oh, and we can also handle your dry cleaning if necessary.

Wow, just last week huh? So you must have hired an entire new team right? Nope. Acquired a company that specializes in those areas? Nope. Formed a joint venture with a web marketing agency? Not so much.

There’s absolutely nothing wrong with trusting a marketing service provider that has done you right over the years and who is now claiming to offer new services. Just make sure you probe a bit or execute a small trial project before diving in head first.

5.) You shouldn’t cut back on your marketing/advertising spend in a recession. As a matter of fact, I was reading in Business Week (or insert another referenced publication) that the companies that spend MORE during a recession end up as the top brands years later.

So your client just laid off half his/her staff, notified remaining staff that salaries and bonus levels have been frozen for the time being, cancelled plans to open the new office in the commuter-friendly downtown location…and you’re going to bring the “increase your marketing spend” message?

Don’t get me wrong. Increasing marketing spending may be right for certain companies; we’ve even seen a few of those up close and personal in the last few months. But the first move - as an agency, consultant or service provider - should be to figure out how to spend your client’s marketing dollars more efficiently.

Article source: http://web2.sys-con.com

Friday, July 17, 2009

The top 5 SEO guides

As a SEO professional the majority of my time is spent correcting the SEO errors and mistakes made by my customers. The art of effective SEO optimization is convoluted with many variables, and although you can Google SEO optimization and find literally thousands of results on the subject with tips, tricks, and strategies; until you remove all unfriendly SEO code your site is doomed in gaining prominent placement on the SERPs.

1. Avoid the use of flash, DHTML, and internal java script. These coding practices offer slick visual enhancements, but are some of the biggest SEO killers. Search engine spiders see flash objects as big chunks of empty web space because there isn’t an effective SEO method to tag them to be crawled by the spiders. If you are using flash for photo slideshows then convert them into pop-up pages and reinforce them with keyword rich content and anchor text.

DHTML and link roll over effects bloat the html coding of your website and remove the important “alt” and image “title” tags which help to further weaken your SEO ranking potential. The best menu linking method is “text” based links with keyword rich anchor text. The same goes for internal java scripting this coding just pushes your relevant content down further into your code and slows the search engine spiders crawling your site. Convert your internal scripts into external .js applets and drop them in a folder in your site.

2. Non-unique, duplicate, or non-relevant content. Your websites content should be fresh and always match and relate to your sites niche. If you are selling party supplies then it would be a bad idea to have pages or content about bowling balls. Duplicate or redundant content is a big no-no as well; part of the Google PR algorithm is based on fresh relevant content.

3. Keyword stuffing and hidden text. Google and the other major search engines view these practices as spamming and can get your sites sandboxed (dropped so low on the SERPs that no one will ever find it!) or banned altogether. Keep your keyword density to no more than 5%, and never use hidden text.

4. Poor Meta data. Your Meta data is the information that tells the search engine spiders what each page of your site is about and how it relates to your content. Research your keywords and phrases and always a unique keyword rich tile for each page, avoiding stop words like “and, or, the, if, it, were”. Keep you title to 57 characters or less. Your description tag should be short and no longer than a sentence or two. Your keyword tag should always have your primary keyword first, and that keyword should also be in the first sentence on your page content. Don’t bloat this tag with dozens of keywords; this will only hurt your ranking potential. Use no more than 10-12 per page and build landing or gateway pages to promote additional keywords.

5. Always use “alt”, link, and header (H1, H2, Etc) tags. Each image and hyperlink on your site is meaning less to the search engine spiders if it isn’t tagged with relevant keyword descriptive phrases. When tagging your menu links never use tags like “click here” etc. always be descriptive. Your content needs to be user-friendly first then SEO friendly. Avoid long paragraphs. Use bullets and numbering to summarize and break up long text. This will make your key points stand out to your web visitors and to the search engine spiders as well. Always use header tags to highlight important information. A trick I always us is I start of using the H2 tag at the top of my pages and use the H1 tag further down. It seems that almost every SEO tech starts off with the H1 tag and this has caused the major search engines to give less weight to the H1 tag as a result. This doesn’t mean it is useless, but when used second or third I have noticed better results.

There are so many important strategies in achieving top ranking on Google and the other search engines, but by getting back to basics and making your site SEO and user friendly, you will have a clean web pallet to work with and build upon.

Keep your site filled with fresh relevant content, avoid “Black Hat” and deceptive practices and keep your pages easy to navigate and informative and you site will gain higher SERPs long before those who disregard or do not follow SEO best practices!

Article source: http://www.examiner.com/

Sunday, May 17, 2009

How SEO Plays a Essential Role in Improving BusinessHow SEO Plays a Essential Role in Improving Business

Search engine optimization refers to the process of enhancing the content of a website so that it improves better visibility in search engines. The visibility of a website is measured by a terms called page rank. Google, the world’s most famous search engine, has defined an algorithm, PageRank that rates a website using scale of 1 through 10, and 10 is considered as the best PR. In the beginning all website are given PR 0 and as they gain more visibility, their page range is also enhanced. Meeting all these criteria via organic practices refers to search engine optimization.

Search engine optimization plays a crucial role in enhancing a business. Majority of the traffic generated on a website is due to search engines. When a user enters a keyword
in the search column of a search engine browser, the search engine displays a huge host of the websites that befit the relevant keyword. The position of site in the search engine page result is, therefore the most essential. Most users are likely to visit the topmost pages listed in the search engines. To achieve the highest level, the website should have adopted proper SEO methods.

SEO is the fundamental principle of Internet marketing. The entire internet marketing techniques focus on optimizing the websites more for the search engines than for users. The most common SEO strategies include link building, content creation and optimizing, keyword research, Meta description, social media optimization, et al.

Keyword research refers to find website relevant keywords with the average traffic. Meta description means to make short description of keywords in order to make your website search engines friendly. Content creation and optimization refers to using keyword rich content and circulating them to various resources that are capable of creating inbound traffic. Link building is another renowned method adopted to form creative links to a website. In SMO, the website is optimized for various social bookmarking websites like stumbleupon.com, digg.com, twitter.com, etc.

Each of these methods have their own effect on page rang of the website. By adopting such organic methods, the PR of the website can be gradually improved. Ultimately all these will show up in the progress of the business.

Article source: http://www.articlesbase.com

Thursday, April 9, 2009

Are news organizations using SEO?

Many industries have been adopting search engine optimization (SEO) techniques to help drive traffic to their websites, but one industry that appears to be using the method may seem strange to many people - news organizations.

Yesterday, news website The Huffington Post released its publishing standards for articles written by citizen journalists. Among the lists of dos and don'ts were typical journalism standards like using correct grammar and backing up facts.

But the site also said it reserved the right to make editorial changes to content for various reasons - one of them being search engine optimization (SEO).

For more info visit http://www.brafton.com/industry-news/are-news-organizations-using-seo--$1286569.htm

Wednesday, March 11, 2009

Outsourcing SEO to grow up your business

Search engine optimization is the process of rising traffic using internet marketing for your website in the result page of search engine. It is also known as organic optimization. It is quite easy but time consuming technique. There are some keywords that are useful for whole of the website as fine as for each web page. These keywords are used in certain areas of these websites. Head and body section are the two sections concentrated by on page. In the header section,Meta tags (keywords and description) and title tags are edited to add keywords and the body section content is held with article. The technique used by SEO Services Company is normal compliant coding. The site’s tag, file names and URLs are twisted to the search engine spiders.

The languages functional are HTML 4.01, XHTML and many more for SEO USA. Keyword research and incorporation of top paying keyword on your site content are the services provided by SEO. Optimizations of inbound linkage and many other related to site is superior that will make site rank top in search engine result. Product, service and customers are the crucial to be considered by SEO company service provider. The service provider’s necessity focus on ecommerce, content management system, online branding. You must be reworking and stable monitoring for your website to make high rank in search engine changes their algorithmic. In algorithmic type, SEO increases search engine significance by using keywords and Meta tags. Organic SEO is easier for people to examine whereas algorithmic is friendly to search engine spider.

A SEO service Provider Company can be also said direct online company with their good serving their clients. Those who ever are doing business recognize the word outsourcing. It means generous your work to another company or in other country. If you get online SEO services from a SEO company then it will keep saving time as well as money. It is operated in other country where the labor cost is low. You would be able to save massive amount of money. Searching and judgment out free directories is time taking work. So to save time as well as money it is recommended to outsource your work to be comfortable, because SEO work is completed by professionals with great attention. Writing content for the website is another big work and also important. Writing is a tiring and time intense work. If there is not high-quality content on website, then it may lose its authenticity.

Wednesday, February 18, 2009

SEO: Increase Your Business Website's Ranking

I'm departing through an SEO overhaul of our company's website. There is definitely a mixture of art and science that I never appreciated until having to do it. So, to save others some time, here are some very basic things that any business should do to optimize the ranking of its website in search engine results. Nothing explained here is necessarily a secret or hard to find out. The trick is to find a good cookbook and a process that is easy to follow.

1. Keywords. Decide on a manageable number of keywords to merge into the content of your website (I chose 10). This falls into the category of art. You need to think of words that people would potentially use to look for what you're offering; similar to the process you go through when starting an AdWords campaign. You need to climb into the brain of your customer and understand how he or she forces try to find you. For example, our company often refers to itself as a SaaS company. However, potential customers might first think of the words "online" or "hosted," instead of SaaS. Tools exist that can help with this, but the end goal is to list important keywords.

2. Site changes. Depending on what software or hosting services you use, you may need to tweak this process differently, but here are some common ways to influence how your site gets indexed:

* Page title. These are the words at the top of the browser window that describe the current page. Search engines look at these words. Be strategic here. For example, if you have a page devoted to a product that allows online document collaboration; don't use "Product" in the page title. Use "Online document collaboration" instead. Also, don't put your product name first. Search engines will hopefully already know what that is; they tend to look at the first three words, so make them the most important.

* H1 tags. Use the same strategy. Search engines prioritize H1 tags, so use important keywords here. Try to stick to one H1 tag per page.

* URLs. Same deal here: use keywords. For example, instead of http://mycompany.com/product, use http://mycompany.com/online-document-collaboration. Separating words with hyphens is best.

* Keyword density. Make sure to use your keywords in the body of your pages. Density is important; i.e. 2 keywords for every 5 words count more than 2 for every 15.

* Meta description tags. This will sound redundant but... use keywords. This is also where you should put a 25-word description of your site. Search engines sometimes display this description under links in search results.

* Links. Link to other pages on your website, but (get ready for it!) use keywords. For our example, use "online document collaboration" as the link text, not "product name."

* Content. Create pages on your site that focus on your most important keywords and topics. And then link to those pages using the method described above. Do not copy content from other sites because this only confuses search engines.

3. Link love. We all know that the additional inbound links pointing to your site, the better. Get people to write and comment about your business. We also know that the quality of the site linking to yours is very important. What you may not know is that the words in links are important, too. Try to ensure that the text in those inbound links contains keywords; for example, use "business collaboration software" (see how I'm learning) instead of something generic like "click here."

You can do other, more technical things, like create an XML site map and submit it to search engines. Our company brought in SEO experts, and that can be very beneficial if you require help in this area. Regardless, the whole process makes you really focus on what your company does and how you describe it. It isn't easy, but it can pay great dividends with leads and site traffic. How do you practice SEO? Any tips or strategies that I missed?

Thursday, February 12, 2009

SEO Inc. Chief Operating Officer to Speak at SMX West 2009

CARLSBAD, CA - SEO Inc.'s Brad Lipschultz, COO, will speak at this year's Search Marketing Expo (SMX) West conference in an educational session on search engine optimization.

An experienced Internet and SEO veteran, Brad is responsible for managing the day-to-day activities at SEO Inc., a leading full-service integrated SEO and search engine marketing company.

Brad will be presenting in Theater B of the SMX Theater on the Expo Hall floor Wednesday, February 11 at 1:40 pm. All SMX attendees are invited to attend and hear him discuss various aspects of SEO with an emphasis on web accessibility for the visually impaired.

SMX West will take place at the Santa Clara Convention Center, California from February 10 through February 12 and will feature three days of sessions, keynotes, networking activities, special educational presentations and meals for which SMX events are famous.

SMX is programmed by the sharpest minds in search marketing. It is where experienced SEO and search engine marketing professionals go to learn everything that they need to know about Internet marketing. There are sessions for everyone ranging from beginners to the extremely advanced.

For more information about SEO Inc. call 877-736-0006, visit www.seoinc.com or visit booth #323 at the SMX West Expo Hall.

About Search Engine Optimization Inc.:

Search Engine Optimization Inc. is a professional search engine optimization firm that specializes in achieving top search engine placement for websites through highly targeted SEO campaigns that are geared towards the unique online business objectives of each client. SEO Inc. is an Inc. 5000 company that leverages more than 120 years of combined Internet marketing experience. SEO Inc.'s certified search engine specialists have developed and honed a suite of highly effective, proprietary optimization methodologies and technologies that have placed more than 700 leading corporations in the top rankings of world's leading search engines.