search engine optimization

How Do Visitors Search for Your Website?

May 7, 2012

When you start looking through all of the statistics regarding your website, it can be hard to sort out what’s important from what’s merely interesting. Web stats reporting packages can confront you with a staggering variety of reports. There are as many opinions on what you should worry about as there are crackpot theories about [...]

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How to Manage Your Content for Best Search Engine Results

April 26, 2012

If your website is built on a content management system (CMS), you’ve got a powerful tool in your hands. You can use your CMS to keep all of the information on your site up-to-date, provide fresh and engaging information to your site visitors and manage all of your site’s resources to maximize your search engine [...]

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5 Things to Consider Before Starting Your New Website Project

April 9, 2012

So you’ve decided you need a new website, or your existing website needs a facelift?  Not so fast!  Before you choose a website developer and spend your money on a new website, there are several things you need to consider carefully in order to get the most out of your investment.  And there are some [...]

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Google Hate Me

April 5, 2012

Running your own website and trying to get it to rank well in search results can be a frustrating experience. Even though you put a lot of time and effort into your site, and you think you’re following all the rules, you still feel like you’re walking around in a t-shirt silk-screened with “Google Hate [...]

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Life After the Pandocalypse

March 8, 2012

When Google rolled out the initial “Panda” update to their search algorithm a little over a year ago, a lot of formerly profitable websites abruptly disappeared from the search engine. The update was touted as an attempt to sort out “quality” content from the vast wave of repetitive, duplicate and/or barely literate riff-raff on the [...]

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How to Wreck Your Search Rankings in Four Easy Steps

February 9, 2012

Poke around the NetSource blog here for long enough, and you’re bound to bump into a number of posts about search engine optimization . Search the big, wide Internet and you’ll find even more information about it.

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DOs and DON’Ts of Building Backlinks (to improve SEO)

December 26, 2011

Backlinks are links from related websites to your site, and they continue to be one of the most important elements in search engine rankings.  Search engines consider websites with lots of backlinks to be “authorities” or “popular.”  Unfortunately, getting backlinks from valuable website relevant to your keywords and search terms is one of the most [...]

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YouTube Marketing in 4 Easy Steps

December 19, 2011

So you’ve heard that YouTube is the second largest search engine in the U.S., second only to Google (who owns YouTube and includes YouTube search results in Google SERPs as well), and that 20 million visitors search YouTube every month.  A savvy web marketer would jump on the opportunity to corner search results on YouTube. [...]

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3 Content Types That Drive Traffic, Engagement, and Conversions

December 12, 2011

Search engine experts and online marketers agree that the key to attracting search engines and customers to your website is useful, unique, relevant content that can’t be found elsewhere.  Therefore, content creation is the most important task for all website developers and owners. Unfortunately it is also the most difficult.  It is very tempting to [...]

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DataOne Networks Launched Redesigned Website

November 7, 2011

The NetSource design team is proud to announce the launch of a redesigned website for DataOne Networks, a computer and network repair and maintenance company serving businesses in North Central Florida.

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Optimizing Your Product Descriptions in 5 Steps

October 19, 2011

If you have an e-commerce website, you know that one of the biggest tasks is getting all of your product information into your online catalog.  You’ve got to collect photos, descriptions, technical info like weights and sizes, and SKUs.  In addition, you want to make sure that each of your product pages is optimized for [...]

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A Few Best Practices on Writing an RV Description

June 20, 2011

Lately I have been noticing a lot of our RV dealer clients using some very damaging SEO techniques when writing their RV descriptions.  So I decided to put together a list of a few tips and tricks to help you in the Search Engines as well as help draw attention to key points for your [...]

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