Google Panda October – Google results lower in quality
Posted on 11. Oct, 2011 by Robert Steers in Google
Matt Cutts posted last week that to “expect some Panda-related flux in the next few weeks, but will have less impact than previous updates (~2%).” A recent discussion at webmasterworld shows that there have been some businesses that have been impacted already. We have blogged before about Panda related problems, but what got us interested this [...]
Increase Quality Score – How to Cut Your Adwords Costs
Posted on 07. Sep, 2011 by Robert Steers in Adwords
Adwords Quality Score – Why Should You Care? There are two key reasons why you should care about the Quality Score of your ads. First, the top spot, at the very top of Google searches, is reserved only for ads that have high Quality Score. If your ads have a low quality score, you will [...]
Tips to improve your Google Adwords Performance
Posted on 30. Jul, 2011 by Robert Steers in Adwords
As we have just spent the day with Google Sydney, I thought we would share Google’s own top 5 tips for improving your Google Adwords performance. Segment and structure your ad groups The biggest dictator of the amount you pay for each keyword is the quality score. You quality score is based on the keyword [...]
What is SEO?
Posted on 11. Jul, 2011 by Robert Steers in SEO
What is SEO? SEO stands for Search Engine Optimisation. Search engine optimisation is a set of methods and activities that improve the position of websites in search engine results, such as those given by Google. Some websites may want to show up higher on the page, and so they pay for search engine optimisation from companies that [...]
Google+; Why leave Facebook?
Posted on 04. Jul, 2011 by Robert Steers in Google
Google+ launched in direct competition to Facebook. So what makes it better? Better Privacy Of course there is better privacy, because that was one of the biggest criticisms of Facebook. With Facebook, you never know who is really using your information and for what purpose. Apps and programs on Facebook can utilise and share your [...]
What is Google+ ?
Posted on 30. Jun, 2011 by Robert Steers in Google
Want an Invite to the Google+ Project? If you want an invite to use Google+, share this post on Facebook or Twitter and leave me a comment below and I’ll invite you. Be sure to leave a valid email address when you fill out the comment form (It’s completely private to myself- no worries). What [...]
Searches for SEO Services Declined in April
Posted on 15. Jun, 2011 by Robert Steers in SEO
The graph above shows the average search volumes in Australia for keyword terms associated with SEO and broad basket of keywords. Using Google Keyword tool, we pulled up the data for over 700 keywords used in the last year. The first batch was for terms relating to just SEO and the second batch was a broad [...]
Adwords Cost rises for US advertisers, drops for Australians
Posted on 13. Jun, 2011 by Robert Steers in Advertising, Google
Since September last year, we have been monitoring the cost of Google Adwords for a range of keywords. You can see our full range of data here. We used a broad range of keywords from “Plumbing” to “Mobile Phones”. This gives us a balanced view of the market for Google Adwords. The pool of keywords is [...]
A P*NIS in my search… another sign of Google decline?
Posted on 08. Jun, 2011 by Robert Steers in Google
This morning I was searching for some authority information on how to increase the size of the P elements in HTML, and I received the search above. The third featured website is a page on exercises to increase the size of my P*nis. This is clearly not what I am looking for, or maybe Google [...]
Basic Guide to Email Marketing
Posted on 04. Jun, 2011 by Robert Steers in Marketing
Launching an email marketing campaign may be one of the most valued and cost-effective marketing techniques to increase your return on investment and traffic to your website. Marketing techniques are crucial in today’s business world as the competition for business is fierce. E-commerce is running like wild fire and we need to keep up with [...]
