Monday, July 29, 2013

Common SEO Blunders that Can Affect Your Site Ranking

Common SEO Blunders that Can Affect Your Site Ranking
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Common SEO Blunders that
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A SPN Exclusive Article by Tina Courtney-Brown (c) 2013

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Yes, today's world of SEO can be one overwhelming wave. With a constant flow of articles and videos that trumpet all the many steps required to appease Google and friends, high page rankings can feel out of reach. Sometimes the less intimidating approach is to examine the current common mistakes made by SEO do-it-yourselfers and their professional counterparts.

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By first ensuring you're not guilty of any of today's most frequent blunders, you can feel good that nothing is amiss. Then, move on to the myriad of how-to's and enjoy the fruits of your labors.

So what flubs are the current rage in SEO realms? You already know the importance of quality content, so for the sake of this article, we'll focus on oversights primarily via on-site SEO.

1. The Overuse of Keywords
Keywords are a critical component of great SEO, but we are currently experiencing a massive overuse of key phrases on thousands of websites. This results in the over-optimization of the page, and when it's obvious, it's a terrible user experience. Visitors are savvy; they know when a search engine is being courted over their own involvement. Use your researched keywords with precision and conciseness.

2. Duplicate Content and Canonicalization
Most site owners are now shrewd about understanding duplicate content is a big no-no, but the infraction is still rampant.

Here are the steps to take to ensure you're not guilty as charged:

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