Distinct SEO.com would like to wish all our American blog readers and clients a happy Fourth of July. Hope you actually got the day off! Many more SEO questions and business strategy discussions to come this year, stay tuned!
-B
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To all our Canadian readers and clients we want to wish you a Happy Canada. Keep it real Canada! (Which is where we're from FYI.)
- B
Another edition of Rapid Fire: where we answer some regularly asked SEO questions in quick succession :).
Many users are wondering (and as with many SEO questions there are multiple answers) what to do about internal links. The reason for the confusion is because of the nature of SEO--the industry is in continual change. If you don't keep track of changes you'll be left behind. Case in point: how to internal link. There was a point in time when you could throw all your web links in the footer of every page and somehow that would help the rank of those pages because of the internal structure pointing to all your links in so many places (that was 2003). Times have changed, but not necessarily for the worse.
The second installment to our 'rapid fire seo' questions where we'll be answering questions in rapid succession. (Also means a bit less detail than normal.)
I've been posting a bit more lately on a few SEO forums and figured, "why don't I post some of my own content on my own web site". Baring I don't mean copy and paste, but I was answering some pretty basic but repetitive questions so I figured I'd post responses with a bit more detail here on the blog. So for the next couple weeks, and perhaps sporadically through the future, I will be posting quick answers to some of the basic and most frequent questions posed aspiring SEO/business webmasters.
Without further ado here is the first question:
We've posted some articles on long-tail and on the commercial tool used to measure the long tail. As I've said before the Hit Tail program (script) merely measures the existing traffic that is coming to your site, it's not the holy grail of keywords, but it is a useful tool that SEOs should include in their arsenal.
A forum user at SEOChat gave us the idea to expand on some ideas I commented on there. What's the best way for you to organize your web site keeping SEO factors in mind? Is it sub-folders, sub-domains, or something in between to maintain clarity for your users?
