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  • davekeys 8:00 pm on January 15, 2012 Permalink
    Tags: Forbes, link,   

    SEO Tip of The Day – Forbes Profile for Dave Keys, Real Estate SEO Expert 

    Looking for a great community for in-dephth business reading and discussion? Forbes provides free user profiles, and sweet enough- links to websites of your choosing. Raw URLs only, but why complain? Google figures out much of your website ranking from the title and SEO elements on the site anyway so stop worrying and get a link from a great source. Be sure to contribute on occasion to both your profile and worthy posts. Who knows? You may find your way to a comment feature! Find Dave Keys, real estate SEO expert on Forbes.

    Real Estate SEO

     

  • davekeys 11:01 am on October 18, 2011 Permalink  

    Micro Strategies in Real Estate – Olympus 

    Interesting that this target of Olympus Jupiter homes is also an example of micro strategies for niche targeted SEO. The effort? To show a local homeowner that their home can be marketed directly to buyers who want it.

    That seem simple enough but many agents still won’t do it. A few minutes to make a very niche target rank #1 in Google. Do you think that won’t impress the client? You’re wrong. Even when they’re selling their home, they’re very attached to it. They’ll get nearly misty-eyed when they see their home “in lights” as it were at the top of Google. I’d even go so far as to SEO their address in advance.

    Olympus jupiter homes

    Olympus, Jupiter Real Estate – Olympus Land For Sale Information in regards to Jupiter real estate and Olympus homes for sale or other listings may have come from a cooperateive data exchange service Olympus Homes For Sale Jupiter Florida

    More at http://www.jeffrealty.com/blog/2011/08/olympus-homes-in-jupiter-fl/

    Jeff and Cary Lichtenstein Homepage

     

  • davekeys 7:03 pm on July 6, 2011 Permalink  

    SEO In the Local Market | Get Found Now 

    Get Found On Google? How do you compete with the growing clout and brand recognition of big players moving into online search?

    Like many, you run a small business in your local area. You provide the best in excellent service and a product that deserves to take hold in the local market. But despite your efforts you’re still competing with huge players for an your local population base. Your competitor whose quality is far less outweighs your online presence. You’re in a complete quandry. You need the help of the best in small business SEO. You’ll get a surprisingly good result.

    Get the right content, placement and Google PR for your website and expose your business to the Orange County market fast. The door is always open to the global market too.

    Get a strong online presence for your brand and product. This translates to increased ROI. How can I ignore that?

    Get new clients who find out about you online in the OC.

    Get found on Google with Dave Keys of SolutionsbyDave and DaveKeys.

    gekkoseo

    Anaheim auto repair

    Recommended for FL real estate short sale markets: Wellington FL Short Sale Agents


     

  • davekeys 6:39 pm on April 20, 2011 Permalink
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    Stacking the Odds Like an Expert 

    This concept of stacking single keywords and letting Google sort them out seems like a promising one. If I don’t try to dictate the order of keywords, I can let Google sort it out and arrange them differently each time. Presumably, I’d get:

    • Randomized anchor text
    • Keyword density calculated by Google with more granular control over order by frequency of posting one keyword: Found vs. other keywords while excluding now on some posts will give a little stronger emphasis on Get Found with a little less on “now.”
    • Less appearance of anchor-text manipulation attempts- provide the keywords; let Google sort ‘em out.
    • More likely to be indexed rather than ignored? possibly not.
    • Less probability of monitoring by competitors since they’re looking for the long tail version. Now I can put the word, “get” way down here instead of in close proximity to the rest of the long-tail phrase and have it out of the order competitors are searching for as well, making it less relevant to their search while still highly relevant to the target keywords.

    How to be an SEO expert? Study hard all the time. Watch for changes any time.

     

  • davekeys 3:49 pm on February 9, 2011 Permalink
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    Ezine Post for Custom Home Builders 


    Title: Breckenridge Custom Home Builders Use Natural, Local Resources

    Posted by Dave Keys,

    SEO Expert | Orange County

    Also working on Jacksonville Vax-D | Best Chiropracters FL and the caching issue with Jacksonville Chiropractors – Atlantic Coast Medical Care

    Also need to get that Google profile for Jacksonville Chiropractors page up because it isn’t indexed yet.


     

  • davekeys 9:37 am on February 7, 2011 Permalink
    Tags: Technical Debt   

    A Kind Of Debt – SEO vs Technical 

    I wrote a post recently, comparing technical debt to SEO debt, titled Technical Debt And SEO Debt

    In a sense, they’re not all that dissimilar.   Both of them have not addressed, come back to exact a price on you later. A a best practice is to not incur the debt in the first place.

    Technical debt is a phrase coined by Ward Cunningham.

    Ward Cunningham | Technical Debt

     

  • davekeys 8:43 pm on February 3, 2011 Permalink
    Tags: AI, logical conclusion   

    Web Famous Artificial Intelligence Is A Clone 

    AI, or artificial intelligence is a phrase coined by John McCarthy in 1956. He called it the science of engineering of making intelligent machines. In 2009, a humanoid robot named TOPIO, play ping-pong at the international robot exhibition in Tokyo. I’m not sure playing ping-pong qualifies for intelligence anymore than making a car does. Artificial intelligence taken to its logical conclusion, would no longer be artificial but actual intelligence. The capability to be subjective, to reason and to perceive is pretty much impossible to define in any context.

    But I digress… This is a post about a clone, and it’s in the link above. It remains to be seen whether it is a logical conclusion that this target will end up in the index.


     

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