The bottom line for any SEO campaign is making your users happy-because if your users are happy, Google will be happy, and you'll rank higher accordingly. Even if your website manages to show up in the first few pages of search rankings and someone clicks on the link, that doesn't …

Google's own Matt Cutts has clearly stated that they do not want to send users from their search results to your search results (source). Your content will only help the site to rank higher if it is comprehensive and engaging. Just like flipping through fashion magazines for wardrobe ideas, perusing …

Google does not always show the title tags as you intend it to to show. It might not take the title tags from their beginning if a query best matches words from the middle or end of a title tag. If you have a B2B site for oceanographic equipment, there's …