Resources - SEO Partners
On this page is a list of SEO companies and resources that
we've partnered up with in order to trade relevant traffic.
When you are finished with our website, please take the time
to check out some of our fine SEO partner websites as well
for added expertise or to compare services and rates.
SEMPO
- Search Engine Marketing Professional Organization which
is a non-profit professional association working to increase
awareness and promote the value of Search Engine Marketing
worldwide.
SEOPros.org
- Organization of Search Engine Optimization Professionals
which is a Not For Profit Organization of search engine optimization
consultants and internet marketers developing and implementing
a set of "best practices" standards for search engine
optimization professionals.
SEO
Directory - global directory of search engine optimization
sites and services.
Google may have cashed in by finally going public with their
stock offering and making billionaires of its founders and
millionaires out of many employees, but their market dominance
has been declining and will continue to decline because of
intense competition from Yahoo! and MSN.
MSN's new home-grown search engines has been receiving rave
reviews from the SEO community, especially concerning newer
websites receiving top rankings that don't include the "grandfathering"
part in their algorithm for older sites like Google does.
A misstep from Google with their now infamous "Florida"
update has seen their market share fall from 76-percent to
48-percent of all search engine traffic.
The focus for SEO's has now changed from Google being the
only game in town, to optimizing websites that will suit all
three major players in the search engine wars. Localization
and personalization have added another "Search Engine
Survivor" episode to the mix.
SEO companies will need to make adjustments such as adding
location information to the address meta tag or recommending
blogs and newsletters that will make for a more personalized
website experience for the visitors and customers. MSN, in
particular, has developed a deep-crawling spider which means
many SEO's will be optimizing those web pages many levels
down in the structural hierarchy that were not reachable by
the robots in times past.
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