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Advanced Search Tactics: Part Art, Part Science

Shop.org Annual Summit 2007 — Las Vegas, NV

September 18th, 2007

Seminar by Stephan Spencer

Get the SEO Secrets Most Agencies Won’t Reveal

This session isn’t about SEO fundamentals. You won’t learn why links are important for rankings; you won’t learn how to justify SEO to your boss. What you will learn is how to take your search engine optimization skillset to the next level, even if you’re already a savvy search marketer. SEO expert Stephan Spencer opens up his toolkit to share insightful information that demonstrates each tool in action using audience members’ sites. After about 40 minutes of revealing top-secret SEO tactics, the session transforms into a discussion with the panelists about how SEO science and art can be used by small and large retailers alike. Elaine and Steve represent both ends of the online retail spectrum: sexy and sciency.

  • Stephan Spencer, Founder and President, Netconcepts
  • Elaine Wu, Manager, Internet Marketing, Victoria’s Secret
  • Steve Spangler, Founder and CEO, Steve Spangler Science

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Title Tag Checker

September 14th, 2007

Use this handy tool to check title tags across a bunch of URLs.

Enter some web site URLs (for example “http://www.netconcepts.com”):


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Picture This, Part 1: Get the Most From Universal Search

September 12th, 2007

by Patricia Fusco

Originally published in ClickZ

With Google’s Universal Search including everything from blog searches to images and maps, many companies are forced to take a hard look at branding in a different light. PJ Fusco, Lead Strategist for Netconcepts, writes:

To control your brand messaging and online reputation in Google and other search engines that now provide blended results, you must leverage vertical venues and prioritize optimization of those elements most applicable to your online business.

In this two-part article, Fusco starts with the basics of image optimization. To read this compelling article about images and your company’s brand, visit ClickZ here for Picture This, Part 1.

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SEO: Heads or (Long) Tails?

August 31st, 2007

by Stephan Spencer

Originally published in Practical eCommerce

“Search engine optimizing for the “Long Tail” is fundamentally different from optimizing for the head. Therefore, it’s important to initially point out that the strategies and tactics for “Long Tail” SEO are more automated and extensible than for traditional SEO,” writes Stephan Spencer, President and Founder of Netconcepts. In this article about the “head” vs the “long tail,” Stephan writes about how you can capture the “long tail” to help your site.

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Three Reasons Not to Read This SEO Column

August 29th, 2007

by Patricia Fusco

Originally published in ClickZ

PJ Fusco, Lead Strategist for GravityStream, blends her traveling experiences with SEO “best practices.”

“I’ve been on the road the past couple weeks, looking for my luggage in North Carolina, doing carry-on only for two days in Texas, and estimating the odds of getting the same crabby cab driver for two consecutive days in San Francisco.

These are my three reasons why you shouldn’t bother to read this column. Unless, of course, you’re curious about how I’m going to bind each of these ridiculous-to-sublime events into a little SEO (define) insight and advice.”

For more about SEO good habits that can be gleaned from real life relationships, cab drivers, and luggage checks, read PJ Fusco’s ClickZ article available here.

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7 Secrets to High Google Rankings

Stanford University Tech Briefings — Palo Alto, CA

August 24th, 2007

Seminar by Stephan Spencer

During this rich presentation, spanning SEO (Search Engine Optimization) fundamentals as well as advanced tricks and tactics that only the elite SEO experts know, you’ll learn how to…

  • Check your “Google Pulse”
  • Estimate missed opportunity costs
  • Ensure Google crawls 100% of your site, including dynamic pages
  • Design your pages to dominate rankings
  • Avoid getting banned by Google
  • Wield invaluable SEO tools you’ve not yet heard of
  • Build high-quality links from trusted sites, and boost your PageRank along with your rankings
  • Prepare for changes to come… and so much more!

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Twelve SEO Mistakes Most Bloggers Make

August 23rd, 2007

by Stephan Spencer

Originally published in Search Engine Land

In this article Stephan Spencer, President and Founder of Netconcepts, writes about the most, common mistakes that bloggers make, and what to do about them. From title tag optimization to keyword URLs, you’ll want to read this article to optimize your personal or business blog to help your blog increase its search visibility.

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Wikipedia & SEO

Search Engine Strategies — San Jose, CA

August 23rd, 2007

Panelist: Stephan Spencer

The growth of Wikipedia and its almost ubiquitous presence on search results pages means that search marketers can’t ignore this important guide. This session looks at appropriate ways to interact with the service. It also examines if there’s more that can be done to make Wikipedia editors more accepting of marketers and to make marketers more understanding of the Wikipedia community goals.

Speakers:
Neil Patel, Co-founder, ACS
Stephan Spencer, Founder and President, Netconcepts, LLC
Jonathan Hochman, Founder/President, JE Hochman & Associates LLC
Don Steele, Director of Digital & Enterprise Marketing, Comedy Central

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SEO Through Blogs & Feeds

Search Engine Strategies — San Jose, CA

August 22nd, 2007

Panelist: Stephan Spencer

Not yet running a blog? Not syndicating your content through web feeds? Then you’re missing out on an important area that can help your overall SEO efforts. Learn more about the unique advantages blogs and feeds offer to search engine optimization.

Speakers:
Greg Jarboe, President and Co-Founder, SEO-PR
Stephan Spencer, Founder and President, Netconcepts, LLC
Rick Klau, Strategic Partner Development, Google
Doug Hay, Principal & CEO, Expansion Plus Inc.

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SES Session on Universal & Blended Vertical Search

August 21st, 2007

by Chris Smith

Originally published in Natural Search Blog

In this article on Natural Search Blog, Chris Smith reports on his session experience from SES: San Jose on Universal and Blended Vertical Search. Google Engineer David Bailey, who is “a top engineer at Google who’s been working on the blended search results page for the past year, and he previously worked at Amazon.com and Junglee,” spoke about the Google OneBox and other issues related to search.

For more insider information on this fascinating topic, please click here.

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