Comments on: Strategizing for Google in 2010

By: The Facebook EdgeRank Algorithm | 6S Marketing

The Facebook EdgeRank Algorithm | 6S Marketing — Mon, 23 Aug 2010 18:47:18 +0000

[...] Google, Facebook is concerned with the freshness of content. Newer content and interactions hold more importance and have a higher likelihood of being [...]

By: Go Virtual

Go Virtual — Wed, 19 May 2010 13:44:37 +0000

Google Search provides more than 22 special features beyond the original word-search capability.

By: Page Speed and Google: Some SEO Tips | 6S Marketing

Page Speed and Google: Some SEO Tips | 6S Marketing — Mon, 19 Apr 2010 23:52:18 +0000

[...] Currently, page speed is only being used as a ranking factor within 1% of all Google search queries. However considering that there are no less than 1 billion searches made daily on Google (and probably even more by the way!), this means that this ranking factor is potentially already affecting the result page positions of tens of millions of websites each day. We can expect this number to only rise with time. So while your site’s result page positions may not have already been affected by this ranking factor, it is always advisable to optimize for ALL possible factors. [...]

By: Using Twitter to Rank in Google Real Time Search | 6S Marketing

Using Twitter to Rank in Google Real Time Search | 6S Marketing — Mon, 01 Mar 2010 21:57:49 +0000

[...] Using the “#” within a tweet is a strong indication of the overall subject of your content to both search engines and users. It’s an excellent way of optimizing Twitter updates for a specific keyword or phrase. (I talk about this in a bit more detail in my last blog post, Strategizing for Google in 2010.) [...]

By: Chrissy

Chrissy — Tue, 09 Feb 2010 03:45:59 +0000

Whoo, very well written information Jon. BRAV-O-.

By: Jonathan Becker

Jonathan Becker — Sat, 06 Feb 2010 00:54:36 +0000

Thanks guys. Great to see that you enjoyed the post.

Kemp, make sure to take a look at the emphasis on search in Facebook’s new interface. Looks like they’re going to take on Google in this area. I think it’ll have some interesting implications for personalized search ..

Make sure to follow @6s_marketing and @jzbecker for the latest on SEO, Social Media, and Internet Marketing.

By: Gav

Gav — Fri, 05 Feb 2010 21:24:02 +0000

Woo! Excellent! I have tried to find such kind of info for a period of time, I got it here! It is really helpful, especially for those who want to pursuing new SEO trends on GOOGLE in 2010. Sure, I will keep track on this blog posts about SEO and take ‘track, learn, improve’ action plan on it .Go! Jon, I can’t wait to see your next post!

By: Biance Le Roux

Biance Le Roux — Wed, 03 Feb 2010 23:53:20 +0000

For a SEO simpleton such as myself, I gotta say that was an awesome load of information. And from a web developer stand-point, this blog post would be something I’d forward to a client so that they’d fully appreciate the importance of using web 2.0 / social media! How much they’d advance your site in today’s competitive web-space.

Real helpful post Jon, I’ll probably have to monitor all your blog posts from now on so that my new site would be somewhat “find-able” on Google in comparison to the other several hundred web companies in Vancouver!

By: BBB

BBB — Wed, 03 Feb 2010 17:38:26 +0000

Very insightful.

A great read for business’s as it shows many of them should be changing the way they structure their SEO goals. Especially considering its emphasis on including social media into real time search results.

By: Kemp Edmonds

Kemp Edmonds — Fri, 29 Jan 2010 20:57:44 +0000

A website without a blog offering insights and value to audience(s) on a consistent basis will fall out of favour with the coming real time search changes. Being part of the social spheres is now a must for companies hoping to gain from the new direction of the net.

The most important thing for businesses to take from this is that unique valuable content designed specifically for your audience(s) are what will work on Twitter and in Google.

Wondering what your audience(s) consider unique, valuable content? Consider checking out LinkedIn Questions and Answers to see what your audience wants to know about.

Some people are even going as far as to say that Facebook will pass Google for pageviews. This is possible, although unlikely. Remember to post your content to different places for different audiences. We don’t know how many people are using Facebook search just yet, but if your Blog posts aren’t being posted as PUBLIC notes on Facebook you are losing out on possible new audiences.

Great article Jon, I hope to hear more from you on the ins and outs of Google going forward.