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Google rules the web. Yahoo! and MSN aren’t in the same ballpark. But Google isn’t perfect as there are always “exceptions” with Google.

Make sure you get images, video, etc., integrated into your blog. This will allow for additional ways of your multimedia files to be indexed and used in the new Universal Search. Universal Search allows Google to inject results from its other databases, such as Google Video (including You Tube), Google Base, Google Local, Froogle, etc.

WordPress is a free, easy to use, fairly SEO friendly platform, has a ton of plug-ins, and a huge, active community. The following website list must increase Your WordPress Blog rank.

Webmaster Information — Review this page once per quarter.
Webmaster World — The best forum, hands down.
Webmaster Guidelines — Great tips and information from Google.
Matt Cutts Blog — The “Spam Czar” at Google.
Facts & Fiction — Many “Google Myths” are dispelled here.
SEO Information — Google’s advice & warnings about hiring SEO firms.
GoogleBot — Solid information about GoogleBot.
Google Removal — How to remove your site or pages from the index.
Google Spam Report — How to report a site.
AdWords Blog — The official blog for Google AdWords.
Google’s Official AdSense Blog — Enough said.
Browser Cam — View your site in every browser imaginable.
Copyscape — Search to see if your content has been plagiarized.
Search Engine Roundtable — Barry Schwartz’ Blog.
Search Engine Watch — Danny Sullivan’s site.
Dr. Nunley — Get your press releases written here.
Google Best Practices
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1. Webmaster Information — Review this page once per quarter.

2. Webmaster World — The best forum, hands down.

3. Webmaster Guidelines — Great tips and information from Google.

4. Matt Cutts Blog — The “Spam Czar” at Google.

5. SEO Information — Google’s advice & warnings about hiring SEO firms.

6. GoogleBot — Solid information about GoogleBot.

7. Google Removal — How to remove your site or pages from the index.

8. Google Spam Report — How to report a site.

9. AdWords Blog — The official blog for Google AdWords.

10. Google’s Official AdSense Blog — Enough said.

11. Browser Cam — View your site in every browser imaginable.

12. Copyscape — Search to see if your content has been plagiarized.

13. Search Engine Roundtable — Barry Schwartz’ Blog.

14. Search Engine Watch — Danny Sullivan’s site.

Ref: Google Best Practices

Remember the following items:

· Google uses an incremental index — expect changes on a daily basis.
· Google does a lot of testing during the summer months and over US holiday weekends.
· Visible backlink updates occurs every 3-5 weeks.
· Visible PageRank updates occurs every 3-4 months.
· The Visible PageRank and backlinks numbers are often months old, and they have NO effect on the current ranking in the SERPs.
· There is no penalty for the use of iFrames or JavaScript.
· Focus less on ranking and more on quality traffic and conversions.
· Build a site with your target market in mind.
· Focus on Web Analytics parameters (bounce rates, page views, time on site), as these will help your SEO efforts, as well as your
overall marketing efforts. By knowing which keyword phrases are causing the most “stickiness” of your site, you will know where to
concentrate your SEO efforts.

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  1. Inside the Webb
    January 7, 2010

    This is great man, really great tips here. This will work with almost any website to raise it’s rank, but WordPress sites are so popular these days



  2. Dave
    January 7, 2010

    Great list. I saw Matt Cutts speak at a Wordcamp, and I must say, every webmaster needs to listen to every word he has to say!



  3. christopher
    January 7, 2010

    sounds like a ‘casting a wider net’ approach by having elements that are indexed in multiple databases you’re reaching a potentially wider audience.



  4. Surfers Gold Coast
    January 8, 2010

    Thanks for the links, found a discussion on the new google engine caffeine on webmaster world forum, very intresting.. Appreciate it!



  5. IhateDesign
    January 8, 2010

    Thanks for the tips!!!



  6. BeyondRandom
    January 8, 2010

    Great round up of articles! Thanks for sharing all these



  7. Michelle
    January 9, 2010

    great list :)



  8. Fabulous Collection.. Great Post :)

    I really benefited from the list. Thanks for your sharing!



  9. jess
    January 11, 2010

    It all comes down to common sense, what we were told ten does not apply today. The problem is the web just have to many experts telling us this and that when after all the basic and common sense only apply.



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    January 11, 2010

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  11. Tammy C
    January 17, 2010

    Thanks for the info. I have problems getting people to my blog, so any information will help me a lot!



  12. WP Tricks
    March 31, 2010

    I will follow this tricks… thanks for share
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