loudog's Blog: Real Estate SEO

According to most SEO professionals I have read and followed, it is their advice to always write web content naturally on the subject (keyword term) you are targeting and the link juice will flow.  Other say that you should work on the title and just be sure you use the keywords a few times in your content.  I'm not so sure.

Where do we spend our time?

I listened to a pod-cast today where Mike Marshall (creator of the Theme Master LSI tool) talked about not spending your time on trying to figure out what Google is doing rather it more important to figure out what your competitor is doing and do it better. He used the analogy "When being chased by a bear, it is not important to out run the bear but to out run the others who are also being chased by the…

Now I know some of you more advanced SEO types are probably aware of this trend already, I just wanted to drop-a-post putting it out there for others like me that are a little less "SEO Savvy".  Lately I have seen increased traffic in some of my longer keyword phrases in my analytics account.  Naturally, I go to my favorite keyword research tool to see what was going on and discovered that the search volume on my 4,5 and 6 word phrases  were up significantly when compared to some of the shorter terms that used to be the money makers.  The trend I am seeing is that users are beginning to abandon the use of short phrases for a more direct and efficient search using more words.

Right away I begin to theorize as to why users are increasing their use on more…

I know for a lot of you, page rank is an old blog topic that has been beat to death by SEOs and developers all over but for me, page rank still baffles me.  Currently, my website is a PR3 and it is my short term goal to get it to PR5.  Obviously, I would like it to be a PR10, but it is my plan to document my journey to PR5 here on this blog in hopes that some of the community can benefit.

Getting started

Although I have some ideas on how to start off, I am want to see what type of comments get posted in terms of advice.  Now before you guys tee of on whether page rank really matters or not, I have to say that I have read plenty on both sides of the issue.  My take on it is that improving my PR isn't really going to hurt anything (best case scenario is…