Published: Apr 09, 2008 - 04:59 pm
Story Found By: DoshDosh 1403 Days ago
Category: SEM
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Umm, the link on the SEL page with anchor "SEO/SEM best practices" is an email address for the author...?
Thanks for sharing these SEO Practices. Itsgood to always be focused and know what you have to do and target to get to your goal.
Coming from an in-house position myself, I totally agree with the 5 steps. I truely believe that there is alot of preparation to be made prior to hiring any in-house SEO. And what eletitor said is true, the existing teams need to agree upon the SEO direction in the company, otherwise there will only be rounds after rounds of debate and disagreement between the in-house SEOs and the other teams.Another important point missing there is the red tapes in the company. It plays a huge role as it pretty limits what the SEO can do and how efficient the person can execute the changes. Ive written a post about the how bureaucratic red tapes hinder SEO progress, check my profile.
Hello, this is the author and thanks for the supportive and constructive comments. BTW - the reason for the email link to acquire more information on best practices is... We recognize best practices are extremely important, however; there is no cookie-cutter bullet list. In the search community weve got several categories of SEO/SEM best practices, which vary depending on the site and business model. For instance, we saw a significant difference with eCommerce in particular; when we started a client project Q1 07 their best practices became more of a ‘Needs Assessment’ document tailored to their infrastructure. Best Practices had to be designed specifically for them due to their complexity and unique issues. Been involved with natural search for 13 years now, the last 5 years become friends with search VPs and managers at AOL, Intuit, WeatherChannel, Microsoft, Adidas, P&G, Schwab, Overstock, Fox Media, Sony Pictures Digital and plenty of others, so I understand some of the limitations you must be confronting on a day-to-day basis (in regards to best practices and integrating search). My intention as an author providing content for Chris is to help you; hence the email link being the best way to accomplish that specific objective. The best method for developing a set of search Best Practice documents is for us to chat for 15-20 minutes; email allows us to make that connection. Several readers have contacted me today and we’ve exchanged “great initial conversation.” All the best to all of you, - Paul J. Bruemmer