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  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 718 pages, kõrgus x laius: 233x178 mm, Illustrations
  • Sari: Theory in Practice
  • Ilmumisaeg: 24-Apr-2012
  • Kirjastus: O'Reilly Media
  • ISBN-10: 1449304214
  • ISBN-13: 9781449304218
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  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 718 pages, kõrgus x laius: 233x178 mm, Illustrations
  • Sari: Theory in Practice
  • Ilmumisaeg: 24-Apr-2012
  • Kirjastus: O'Reilly Media
  • ISBN-10: 1449304214
  • ISBN-13: 9781449304218
A well-designed, easy-to-navigate website is useless if no one can find it. In this book, four experts help you optimize your site for search engine visibility, using proven guidelines and cutting-edge techniques for planning and executing a comprehensive strategy. Much has changed in SEO since the first edition of this book, including new methods for ranking sites based on user engagement with pages and content. Search engines also have improved their ranking results with data from social media. This second edition helps you adjust to these changes with an array of effective tactics, from basic to advanced. It's the ideal SEO reference. * Explore the underlying theory behind SEO and how search engines work * Learn the steps you need to prepare for, execute, and evaluate SEO initiatives * Examine a number of advanced strategies and tactics * Understand the intricacies involved in managing complex SEO projects * Learn what's necessary to build a competent SEO team with defined roles * Glimpse the future of search and what lies ahead for the SEO industry
Foreword xvii
Preface xix
1 Search: Reflecting Consciousness and Connecting Commerce
1(24)
The Mission of Search Engines
2(1)
The Market Share of Search Engines
2(1)
The Human Goals of Searching
2(3)
Determining Searcher Intent: A Challenge for Both Marketers and Search Engines
5(4)
How People Search
9(5)
How Search Engines Drive Commerce on the Web
14(1)
Eye Tracking: How Users Scan Results Pages
14(3)
Click Tracking: How Users Click on Results, Natural Versus Paid
17(5)
Conclusion
22(3)
2 Search Engine Basics
25(56)
Understanding Search Engine Results
26(6)
Algorithm-Based Ranking Systems: Crawling, Indexing, and Ranking
32(14)
Determining Searcher Intent and Delivering Relevant, Fresh Content
46(11)
Analyzing Ranking Factors
57(3)
Using Advanced Search Techniques
60(9)
Vertical Search Engines
69(9)
Country-Specific Search Engines
78(1)
Conclusion
79(2)
3 Determining Your SEO Objectives and Defining Your Site's Audience
81(18)
Strategic Goals SEO Practitioners Can Fulfill
82(2)
Every SEO Plan Is Custom
84(1)
Understanding Search Engine Traffic and Visitor Intent
85(1)
Developing an SEO Plan Prior to Site Development
86(1)
Understanding Your Audience and Finding Your Niche
87(3)
SEO for Raw Traffic
90(1)
SEO for Ecommerce Sales
90(1)
SEO for Mindshare/Branding
91(1)
SEO for Lead Generation and Direct Marketing
92(1)
SEO for Reputation Management
92(2)
SEO for Ideological Influence
94(4)
Conclusion
98(1)
4 First Stages of SEO
99(38)
The Major Elements of Planning
99(3)
Identifying the Site Development Process and Players
102(1)
Defining Your Site's Information Architecture
103(5)
Auditing an Existing Site to Identify SEO Problems
108(10)
Identifying Current Server Statistics Software and Gaining Access
118(2)
Determining Top Competitors
120(4)
Assessing Historical Progress
124(2)
Benchmarking Current Indexing Status
126(2)
Benchmarking Current Rankings
128(1)
Benchmarking Current Traffic Sources and Volume
129(2)
Leveraging Business Assets for SEO
131(3)
Combining Business Assets and Historical Data to Conduct SEO/Website SWOT Analysis
134(1)
Conclusion
135(2)
5 Keyword Research
137(44)
Thinking Strategically
137(1)
Understanding the Long Tail of the Keyword Demand Curve
138(1)
Traditional Approaches: Domain Expertise, Site Content Analysis
138(3)
Keyword Research Tools
141(27)
Determining Keyword Value/Potential ROI
168(5)
Leveraging the Long Tail of Keyword Demand
173(5)
Trending, Seasonality, and Seasonal Fluctuations in Keyword Demand
178(2)
Conclusion
180(1)
6 Developing an SEO-Friendly Website
181(106)
Making Your Site Accessible to Search Engines
181(7)
Creating an Optimal Information Architecture (IA)
188(16)
Root Domains, Subdomains, and Microsites
204(7)
Optimization of Domain Names/URLs
211(3)
Keyword Targeting
214(11)
Content Optimization
225(9)
Duplicate Content Issues
234(7)
Controlling Content with Cookies and Session IDs
241(4)
Content Delivery and Search Spider Control
245(17)
Redirects
262(8)
Content Management System (CMS) Issues
270(12)
Best Practices for Multilanguage/Country Targeting
282(3)
Conclusion
285(2)
7 Creating Link-Worthy Content and Link Marketing
287(58)
How Links Influence Search Engine Rankings
288(9)
Further Refining How Search Engines Judge Links
297(7)
The Psychology of Linking
304(1)
Types of Link Building
305(14)
Choosing the Right Link-Building Strategy
319(5)
More Approaches to Content-Based Link Acquisition
324(5)
Incentive-Based Link Marketing
329(1)
How Search Engines Fight Link Spam
330(2)
Social Networking for Links
332(10)
Conclusion
342(3)
8 How Social Media and User Data Play a Role in Search Results And Rankings
345(50)
Why Rely on Social Signals?
346(2)
Social Signals That Directly Influence Search Results
348(7)
The Indirect Influence of Social Media Marketing
355(11)
Monitoring, Measuring, and Improving Social Media Marketing
366(18)
User Engagement as a Measure of Search Quality
384(4)
Document Analysis
388(3)
Optimizing the User Experience to Improve SEO
391(1)
Additional Social Media Resources
392(1)
Conclusion
393(2)
9 Optimizing for Vertical Search
395(52)
The Opportunities in Vertical Search
395(5)
Optimizing for Local Search
400(13)
Optimizing for Image Search
413(6)
Optimizing for Product Search
419(2)
Optimizing for News, Blog, and Feed Search
421(12)
Others: Mobile, Video/Multimedia Search
433(13)
Conclusion
446(1)
10 Tracking Results and Measuring Success
447(76)
Why Measuring Success Is Essential to the SEO Process
448(3)
Measuring Search Traffic
451(13)
Tying SEO to Conversion and ROI
464(11)
Competitive and Diagnostic Search Metrics
475(42)
Key Performance Indicators for Long-Tail SEO
517(1)
Other Third-Party Tools
518(3)
Conclusion
521(2)
11 Domain Changes, Post-SEO Redesigns, And Troubleshooting
523(34)
The Basics of Moving Content
523(5)
Maintaining Search Engine Visibility During and After a Site Redesign
528(1)
Maintaining Search Engine Visibility During and After Domain Name Changes
529(2)
Changing Servers
531(3)
Hidden Content
534(5)
Spam Filtering and Penalties
539(12)
Content Theft
551(3)
Changing SEO Vendors or Staff Members
554(2)
Conclusion
556(1)
12 SEO Research and Study
557(32)
SEO Research and Analysis
557(9)
Competitive Analysis
566(4)
Using Search Engine-Supplied SEO Tools
570(8)
The SEO Industry on the Web
578(6)
Participation in Conferences and Organizations
584(3)
Conclusion
587(2)
13 Build an In-House SEO Team, Outsource It, or Both?
589(34)
The Business of SEO
589(5)
The Dynamics and Challenges of Using In-House Talent Versus Outsourcing
594(3)
The Impact of Site Complexity on SEO Workload
597(2)
Solutions for Small Organizations
599(4)
Solutions for Large Organizations
603(3)
Hiring SEO Talent
606(3)
The Case for Working with an Outside Expert
609(2)
Selecting an SEO Firm/Consultant
611(9)
Mixing Outsourced SEO with In-House SEO Teams
620(1)
Building a Culture of SEO into Your Organization
621(1)
Conclusion
621(2)
14 An Evolving Art Form: The Future of SEO
623(22)
The Ongoing Evolution of Search
625(6)
More Searchable Content and Content Types
631(4)
Personalization, Localization, and User Influence on Search
635(3)
The Increasing Importance of Local, Mobile, and Voice Recognition Search
638(2)
Increased Market Saturation and Competition
640(2)
SEO as an Enduring Art Form
642(1)
Conclusion
643(2)
Glossary 645(16)
Index 661
Eric Enge is the President of Stone Temple Consulting, a leading SEO consulting firm with offices in Boston and Northern California. Eric is a regular speaker at search industry conferences, such as Search Engine Strategies (SES), Search Marketing Expo (SMX), and Webmaster World. Eric also makes regular contributions on the topic of SEO to Search Engine Land and Search Engine Watch, SEOmoz, and his own blogs. Eric is particularly known for his in depth interviews of major players in the search engine industry including dozens of people who work in senior capacities at the search engines. Eric is also asked to make guest contributions to Website magazine, other SEO related blogs and news web sites, and is a senior editor for the SEO section of the Search Engine Marketing Journal. Stephan Spencer is founder and President of the highly-respected SEO firm Netconcepts. Clients include Discovery Channel, HSN, AOL, CNET, and SuperPages.com, to name a few. He is inventor of Netconcepts' automated, pay-for-performance SEO technology platform GravityStream which powers the natural search channel for online retailers such as Cabela's and Northern Tool. Stephan is a regular contributor to Search Engine Land, Multichannel Merchant, Practical Ecommerce and MarketingProfs, among others. Stephan is a sought-after conference presenter who's spoken on SEO at hundreds of events across the globe for organizations such as the DMA, the AMA, Shop.org, Internet Retailer, SMX, IncisiveMedia (Search Engine Strategies), O'Reilly/TechWeb, PubCon, ECMOD, IQPC and IIR. Stephan is an avid blogger. He blogs primarily on his own blog, Stephan Spencer's Scatterings. But his posts can also be found on Searchlight (part of the CNET Blog Network), Shop.org Blog, Natural Search Blog, BusinessBlogConsulting.com, MarketingProfs Daily Fix, Changes For Good, and Google, I Suggest... As the founder of Alchemist Media, Inc., a San Francisco search engine marketing company, Jessie Stricchiola began her search engine optimization career in 1997. For the past five years, she has been a guest speaker at each of the search industry's leading conferences including Incisive Media's Search Engine Strategies Conferences, Danny Sullivan's Search Marketing Expo, WebmasterWorld's PubCon, ad:Tech, WebGuild, and Shop.org. As one of the original nine founders of SEMPO (the Search Engine Marketing Professional Organization), she served for two years on the Board of Directors for the organization. Jessie has been interviewed by numerous trade publications and media outlets, including The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Wired Magazine, The Washington Post, SearchEngineWatch.com, CNET.com, CNBC, NPR, and The BBC. Her work on click fraud is featured in The Google Story by David Vise. Rand Fishkin is the CEO & Co-Founder of SEOmoz, a leader in the field of search engine optimization tools, resources & community. In 2009, he was named among the 30 Best Young Tech Entrepreneurs Under 30 by BusinessWeek, and has been written about it in the Seattle Times, Newsweek and the New York Times among others. Rand has keynoted conferences on search from Sydney to Reykjavik, Montreal to Munich and spoken at dozens of shows around the world. He's particularly passionate about the SEOmoz blog, read by tens of thousands of search professionals each day. In his miniscule spare time, Rand enjoys the company of his amazing wife, Geraldine.