“If you know how to use SEO to get a high listing in search engines, or are an expert in search engine optimization for high Google listings, then you need read no more of this article. Your website obviously has at least one page in the top 10 of Google, MSN and Yahoo, and you have as much traffic as you need for your success.”

Read this article from 1st Spot Only.

“Being a full-time online marketer means you have to keep a close watch on how Google is ranking pages on the web… one very serious concern is the whole issue of duplicate content. More importantly, how does having duplicate content on your site and on other people’s sites, affect your keyword rankings in Google and the other search engines?

Now, recently it seems that Google is much more open about just how it ranks content. I say “seems” because with Google there are years and years of mistrust when it comes to how they treat content and webmasters. Google’s whole “do as I say” attitude leaves a bitter taste in most webmasters’ mouths. So much so, that many have had more than enough of Google’s attitude and ignore what Google and their pundits say altogether.”

Read this article from Building Mailing Lists.

Read this post from Sherwell Graphics.

“Search Engine Optimization (or SEO) is extremely important when it comes to your website being found, and is a largely discussed topic on the web. While we recommend you leave all the messing about with website code to a search engine professional, it helps to understand and implement at least the basics of search engine optimization.”

This article is from Agent Genius.

“I recently attended a search industry conference at which Matt Cutts, the head of Google’s anti-webspam team, was a keynote speaker. Matt’s team is charged with finding sites that are attempting to cheat the system, documenting how they do it and then dropping them from the search index. As a result, Matt and his team have learned what works best to get sites listed correctly – and it is surprisingly simple. Matt shared a few SEO tips for beginners with us.” Read article.

This article is from ClickZ

“For some businesses, all search is local search. This includes service businesses that work within a defined geographic area, brick-and-mortar businesses that exist in only one location, and those that have several different branches.

For these enterprises, location is everything and local search is the only search that matters. Their target market is potential buyers of goods or services who could walk into their place of business. It makes no sense to expend resources advertising to anyone else. For these business owners, narrowing their marketing is one of the best ways to a get good ROI (define).” Read article.

This article is from Micro Persuasion.

“The search engine landscape is quietly under going a major revolution. There are two major forces at work here: our growing hunger for real-time information and the coming convergence of search and social networking. The latter adds a much needed layer of trust to traditional search that helps us qualify sources.” Read article.

This article is from Leads & Profits.

“Here’s why I love Google from an online marketing business point of view… FREE TOOLS! That’s right Google gives you lots of free tools to use to make your web site more profitable and more relevant to it’s customers.” Read rest of article.