I have been looking around for a while at SEO plugins for WordPress blogs and I must say SEOPressor is one of the best I have ever seen. The thing about it is every post you make in WordPress it enables you to make the keywords within your post more relevant and suggests and adds automatically for you keywords to enhance the performance. It gives you a score, and suggests what to do to make the score higher!

For those of you who know or don’t know SEO, Market Samurai has proven to be one of the best SEO keyword suggestion, research, tracking competitor tools out there on the market. It is extremely robust and manages many projects all under one belt, it gives you the most up to date and accurate information I have ever seen when it comes to SEO tools. It allows you to do submissions publish content and more.

As search engines become more sophisticated and look to provide a more accurate set of search results for users, the results pages within these search engines.

The world of search marketing is a strange beast. You have in mind designing a free search engine as racehorse that will take users where they want to go quickly and elegantly, but there are so many competing and downright conflicting goals that the design quickly turns chaotic.

People don't just search on search engines. Think about it -- when was the last time you bought something online simply by searching for it and going straight to a site to buy it?

User Generated Content pretty much rules the web these days. If a website isn't including comments, blogs, reviews, thumbs up or polls then frankly it might as well be a book instead of a website. Lame. So this post is all about how to squeeze the most SEO benefit out of your user generated content.

Our fourth Search Marketing Expo event in the UK is just two weeks away, and it’s shaping up to be an exceptional show. You can expect the great content, keynote, networking activities and meals for which SMX events are famous.

Traditional search engines offer "reference search." The user experience in reference search starts outside of the search engine. You know about a topic, and you want to find additional detail.

"We already rank well organically, why am I bidding on my branded terms?" How many times have you heard this question asked, or even asked it yourself?

The growth of search has played a critical role in how online marketers look at different channels, specifically ad networks. Search traditionalists developed some of the best network strategies.