Monday, May 6, 2013

Top 40 SEO Myths You Should Know About – Part 2

Top 40 SEO Myths You Should Know About – Part 2
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Top 40 SEO Myths You
Should Know About – Part 2

By Mikhail Tuknov (c) 2013

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Myth #15: Usability does not affect SEO
The whole point of SEO is to gain traffic and get people to stay on your site so they can be entertained or purchase your products and services. As such, SEO very much goes hand in hand with usability, because this is what will make a difference in whether or not someone stays on your site for long.

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If your site is hard to use or navigate, it is very easy for people to go to the next search result. Also, the search engines themselves will look at layout and usability. If your site is hard to navigate for your viewers, it will be hard for the crawler as well, and having bad usability can definitely affect your rankings.

Myth #16: The .edu and .gov Backlinks are the Best
It is true that most .edu and .gov sites are well ranked and have a high authority, because typically they are official sites that are well maintained and contain no spam. However, if you have a backlink from one of these sites, it will only be as good as the authority that site has. You gain nothing by the fact that it is an educational or government site. Having a backlink on an obscure .edu site will not help you any more than posting it on an obscure blog.

Myth #17: SEO is based on the Quantity of Links a Site Has
Believing that the success of a SEO campaign is based on having as many backlinks as possible is misunderstanding how ranking works.

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