Internal Linking In Your Web Application

By Christian Jessen - September 26, 2011 @ 14:46:18 - Comment on this »

Finally it’s time for part 4 and this time I wanted to write a bit about internal linking in your web application. For many small or login-based sites this is less important, but as soon as you start creating communities, directories and other software with a lot of content that needs to be crawled and indexed for long-tail searches, you will need to create a good internal link structure.

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MozCation In Lima And SEO In General In Peru

By Christian Jessen - September 24, 2011 @ 12:22:01 - 2 Comments »

As I have been in Lima the last couple of weeks, I of course couldn’t avoid signing up for MozCation Lima (Twitter) when I saw they where having the event here. It lead to an interesting evening with a bit of networking, and even “a secret trick” from Rand Fishkin I didn’t knew about before. (And that I later proved wrong, sigh)

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Using Correct Meta-tags and other HTML tags

By Christian Jessen - September 20, 2011 @ 11:29:36 - Comment on this »

The whole subject about Meta-tags is so simple, yet so misunderstood. Time after time I see developers misuse (or just not using at all) meta-tags, title-tags and other HTML tags that can significantly increase/decrease your rankings.

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Using Correct URL Structure In Your Applications

By Christian Jessen - September 12, 2011 @ 09:17:34 - Comment on this »

While this has become much better and a normal standard today, it is still important to have in mind as a developer. There is still way too many CMS and other platforms out there using parameters and creating URL’s like /index.php?page=42&s=32. Paremeters is a great thing for web development, and can surely be used when doing applications for logged in users and so on. But for content for the web, which is supposed to be indexed in the search engines, you will need to make better URL’s. (more…)


Avoiding Duplicate Content By Using 301 Redirect and Canonical Tags

By Christian Jessen - September 5, 2011 @ 08:00:26 - Comment on this »

If you don’t already know what DC (Duplicate Content) is, please go Google it. Short described, the problem is that pages can be accessed from several URL’s, and the Search Engines don’t know which page is the original. (more…)


SEO For Developers – 5 Things Every Web Developer Should Know

By Christian Jessen - September 2, 2011 @ 14:05:49 - Comment on this »

This series of posts is inspired by my work the last couple of years with several content-applications like BusinessPeru and FeedOrganizer. I work mostly with onsite Search Engine Optimization, and therefore I will not go into stuff like link building, content-creation and the likes. This is purely about what every single developer who works with web applications should know, and think about while developing a web application.

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Free SEO Tool Review: Check Your Rankings With SEOSupporter

By Christian Jessen - January 19, 2010 @ 12:57:33 - 13 Comments »

SEOSupporter keeps track of your rankings on Google

With SEOSupporter you can easily follow your Google rankings, set up custom reports when you fall or rise in the SERP’s and follow your progress from backlinking to PR changes. I find this the easiest way to keep track of my SEO progress with my websites; and it is very handy when you have a bunch of Sniper sites.
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Why You Should Disable Google Web History

By Christian Jessen - December 9, 2009 @ 11:25:31 - 4 Comments »

Not even a week ago, Google introduced Personalized Search for Everyone in the Google search results. This is a huge deal for most of us Internet Marketers (and Google/AdSense Snipers), who are relying on Google to feed our websites with traffic through the organic search results. In this post I’ll try to summarize what this is, what it means for your rankings and why and how you should disable google web history.

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Google Sniper Week #5 – Now Going For Adsense Sniper Sites

By Christian Jessen - November 23, 2009 @ 09:03:41 - 5 Comments »

So I have done over a month of this Google Sniper project, and created a total of 14 sniper sites. This week I havent done so much work on my sniper sites, but made some research and got some new ideas. So far I have experience that the Clickbank products really have a low conversion rate. I havent sold a singe Clickbank product yet, even though I’m getting more and more hops. About 30% of the visitors on the sniper sites click on the affiliate links – thats 30% CTR, which is pretty amazing, but doesnt help me at all, if people doesnt buy the products.
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What is Adsense Sniper

By Christian Jessen - November 19, 2009 @ 01:15:30 - 6 Comments »

Lately I have been recieving some searches from Google on Adsense Sniper sites, so I decided to make a short post what these Adsense Snipers actually are, and why they are so interesting. I have been working on my Google Sniper project for about a month, and I reached a point where I’m going to try to make some sites that doesn’t just target Clickbank and other affiliate products, but instead will be based on Adsense income.
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