Web hosting domain name registration
I’m testing how clever Google really is tonight when it comes to “knowing” what is contained within the content of a particular post or page of a website. I have selected a long tail keyphrase, “web hosting domain name registration” from Google Adwords for the title of this post and will write a load of jibberish, only mentioning the keyphrase a few times, to see if in fact the post ranks well and how long it stays ranking for on the power of 3ac.co.uk and the title only. Will Google notice? › Continue reading
Google is playing me up
It appears that Google has developed a sense on humour and is enjoying playing me up. For the second time this month I have checked 3ac.co.uk’s position on Google UK for the keywords “domains” and for second time it has placed me on the first page briefly before returning me back to the top of the 3rd? › Continue reading
3ac on first page for domains?
I’ve been doing SEO work to 3ac.co.uk, targeting the keyword “domains” for some time and had been floating around page 3 for a while on Google UK. However an impromptu check this evening and I have found myself leap frog to position 10 on the first page! I had to look twice and also check to see whether web history customisations was turned ON, but it’s not. 3ac.co.uk has genuinely made it to the first page for the word “DOMAINS.” Can I get a woop, woop?! › Continue reading
Worry over nothing
I’ve just been reading an article on Domaining.com – “Google taking over lead generation” and I have to say I really don’t know what everyone is worrying about. As far as the mortgage industry goes it is certainly not game over for the lead generation companies nor for mortgage comparison sites, nor for SEO, nor for PPC. Get a grip for crying out loud! › Continue reading
Are .mobi mobile domains harder to rank?
I’ve been pondering for a while if .mobi domains or mobile websites are more difficult to rank highly than other domain extensions in pc-based web results due to the fact the whole point of .mobi is for mobile internet users. So many questions follow… › Continue reading
