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Part 2 SEO QA - SEO Newbie's Questions Answered

In continuation with the previous post, here are some more common questions I see in my Google Analytics log. The post help to get direct answers for the question. (1) How many words can I use in H1 tags? H1 tags are for page headings. There are no fixed numbers. Have H1 tag meaning full for page body content that helps users and search engines to understand better. Normally 4 to 5 words are seen around as maximum and they were meaningful. (2) Can I use the same article content in different articles site? No you should not. Have one article per site. Do not duplicate. Make sure that the articles site is not a scrapper site. (3) Does Google prioritize search results? Yes Google lists search results based on website popularity and the factors includes links to your site, search engine friendly structure, quality content and many other factors. Follow Google guidelines to increase your online presence. (4) How to get listed higher in Google? Your site should meet Google g...

How to setup Google Feedburner for Blogger and Wordpress

Integrating Google Feedburner with blog feeds. Easy way to setup Google Feedburner to your Blogs and Websites. Make your blog posts popular. Help your readers to subscribe your blog posts updates easily through Feedburner's headline animator . Try now. Don't miss it! The blog post has a write-up to setup your blog feeds to the place you desire. Step 1: Sign-up Login to Google feedburner using your Gmail account. Figure 1.0 Step 2: Getting your blog Feeds Get your blog feeds from the following URL Blogger - www.yourdomain.com/atom.xml Wordpress - www.yourdomain.com/?feed=rss Step 3: Adding Blog Activity Feed Assume you have selected one of your blog feed. In the Feedburner dashboard you will have an option to paste the blog feed link in an text box as below (Refer Figure 3.1). Figure 3.1 If you have a podcast in your blog then click on check box “I am a podcaster” and click next button. If you don't have a podcast in your blog then leave...