Give me SEM or give me death
Monday December 18, 2006
What do you think of my quotes.
Give me SEM or give me death.
Better to SEM once than not to SEM at all.
Just Do SEO.
It is better to SEO than receive.
SEO or not to SEO. That is the SEM question.
Got a call from a customer, said he had sent my name to someone else as a referral.
Everything is slowing down due to the holidays. Maybe tomorrow will be more exciting
SEM Today:
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What do you think of my quotes.
Give me SEM or give me death.
Better to SEM once than not to SEM at all.
Just Do SEO.
It is better to SEO than receive.
SEO or not to SEO. That is the SEM question.
Got a call from a customer, said he had sent my name to someone else as a referral.
Everything is slowing down due to the holidays. Maybe tomorrow will be more exciting
SEM Today:
Tip #4: Search for Similar Words
Not sure you’re thinking of the right word for a query? Do you worry that some web pages might use alternate words to describe what you’re thinking of?
Fortunately, Google lets you search for similar words—called synonyms—by using the ~ operator. Just include the ~ character before the word in question, and Google will search for all pages that include that word and all appropriate synonyms.
For example, to search for words that are like the word "elderly," enter the query ~elderly. This will find pages that include not just the word "elderly," but also the words "senior," "older," "aged," and so on.
And here’s a bonus tip: To list only synonyms, without returning a ton of matches for the original word, combine the ~ operator with the - operator, like this: ~keyword -keyword. This excludes the original word from the synonymous results. Using the previous example, to list only synonyms for the word "elderly," enter ~elderly -elderly.
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February 6, 2007 11:50 PM
Making Cents-Sense in Search Engine Marketing wrote:
Sunday December 24, 2006Very nice day weather wise. Did some blogging and forum talk. Very slow. Had a large christmas eve party with lots of foodSlainte / CheersSEM Today: Tip #10: Use Google’s Other Specialized Searches The Google Directory isn’t the only alternative Google offers to its main search engine. Depending on the type of search you’re doing, you may get better results by using one of Google’s more specialized search sites. These include: Froogle searches online shopping sites for the lowest prices on specific products. Google Answers is a paid ... -
February 6, 2007 11:50 PM
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Sunday December 24, 2006Very nice day weather wise. Did some blogging and forum talk. Very slow. Had a large christmas eve party with lots of foodSlainte / CheersSEM Today: Tip #10: Use Google’s Other Specialized Searches The Google Directory isn’t the only alternative Google offers to its main search engine. Depending on the type of search you’re doing, you may get better results by using one of Google’s more specialized search sites. These include: Froogle searches online shopping sites for the lowest prices on specific products. Google Answers is a paid ... -
February 6, 2007 11:50 PM
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Monday December 25, 2006Opened presents: We did not get to see SEMTA Clause. I know bad pun. Played with MP3 player. Loads of fun.Merry Christmas to all. Or do you like SEMcentsmas. Yea original is better.SEM Today:Tip 1 Tip 2 Tip 3 Tip 4 Tip 5 Tip 6 Tip 7 Tip 8 Tip 9 Tip 10 Today All Ten Tips for Smarter Google Searches Google is a very sophisticated search engine, but most users don’t use its full power. The average user enters ... -
February 6, 2007 9:03 PM
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Tuesday December 19, 2006What do you think of my quotes.Received a call from the electronics company wanting to wait until after christmas to get things going.Did lots of Blogging and forum posts. other than that kinda slow.About par for the course.Enjoy tip 5SEM Today: Tip #5: Search for an Exact Phrase When you’re searching for an exact phrase, you won’t get the best results simply by entering all the words in the phrase as your query. Google might return results including the phrase, but it will also return results that include all those words—but not necessarily in that ... -
February 6, 2007 9:03 PM
Making Cents-Sense in Search Engine Marketing wrote:
Tuesday December 19, 2006What do you think of my quotes.Received a call from the electronics company wanting to wait until after christmas to get things going.Did lots of Blogging and forum posts. other than that kinda slow.About par for the course.Enjoy tip 5SEM Today: Tip #5: Search for an Exact Phrase When you’re searching for an exact phrase, you won’t get the best results simply by entering all the words in the phrase as your query. Google might return results including the phrase, but it will also return results that include all those words—but not necessarily in that ... -
February 6, 2007 11:50 PM
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Saturday December 23, 2006Went to Starbucks had coffee. Goofed off looking at houses near a lake. More Blogging and forums.SEM Today: Tip #9: Search the Google Directory Google indexes billions and billions of web pages in its search database—which more often than not produces an overwhelming number of search results. The quantity is there, but sometimes you’d rather have a few quality results. When quality matters more than quantity, bypass the main Google search engine and use the Google Directory instead. The Google Directory is a relatively small database of web page listings, each ... -
February 6, 2007 11:50 PM
Making Cents-Sense in Search Engine Marketing wrote:
Saturday December 23, 2006Went to Starbucks had coffee. Goofed off looking at houses near a lake. More Blogging and forums.SEM Today: Tip #9: Search the Google Directory Google indexes billions and billions of web pages in its search database—which more often than not produces an overwhelming number of search results. The quantity is there, but sometimes you’d rather have a few quality results. When quality matters more than quantity, bypass the main Google search engine and use the Google Directory instead. The Google Directory is a relatively small database of web page listings, each ... -
February 6, 2007 10:41 PM
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Saturday December 23, 2006Went to Starbucks had coffee. Goofed off looking at houses near a lake. More Blogging and forums.SEM Today: Tip #9: Search the Google Directory Google indexes billions and billions of web pages in its search database—which more often than not produces an overwhelming number of search results. The quantity is there, but sometimes you’d rather have a few quality results. When quality matters more than quantity, bypass the main Google search engine and use the Google Directory instead. The Google Directory is a relatively small database of web page listings, each ... -
February 6, 2007 10:41 PM
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Friday December 22, 2006Coming up on Christmas weekend, trying to checks from clients before chrismas. Mail arrived no luck.Read Blogs and Forums for several hoursSEM Today: Tip #8: Search for Specific Facts When you’re looking for hard facts, Google might be able to help. Yes, Google will always return a list of sites that match your specific query, but if you phrase your query correctly—and are searching for a fact that Google has pre-identified—you can get the precise information you need at the top of the search results page. What types of information are we talking ... -
February 6, 2007 10:10 PM
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Thursday December 21, 2006Worked on set up of my electonic gadgets blog for my children, as soon as I finish the layout I will let them have it.Checked on rank, and link popularity of the website that I track.SEM Today: Tip #7: Fine-Tune Your Search with Other Operators The related: operator is just one of several operators you can use to fine-tune your Google search result. All these operators work the same way; enter the operator as part of your query, followed by the parameter for the operator directly after the colon (no spaces), like this: operator:parameter. ... -
February 6, 2007 10:10 PM
Making Cents-Sense in Search Engine Marketing wrote:
Thursday December 21, 2006Worked on set up of my electonic gadgets blog for my children, as soon as I finish the layout I will let them have it.Checked on rank, and link popularity of the website that I track.SEM Today: Tip #7: Fine-Tune Your Search with Other Operators The related: operator is just one of several operators you can use to fine-tune your Google search result. All these operators work the same way; enter the operator as part of your query, followed by the parameter for the operator directly after the colon (no spaces), like this: operator:parameter. ... -
February 6, 2007 9:27 PM
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Wednesday December 20, 2006Worked on forums and blog search. Follow up on house siding clients. Checked on function and lead generation.Mutual corpSEM Today: Tip #6: List Similar Pages Have you ever found a web page you really like, and then wondered if there were any more like it? Wonder no more; you can use Google’s related: operator to display pages that are in some way similar to the specified page. For example, if you really like the articles at SEMcents, you can find similar pages by entering related:http://www.semcents.com ###Tip 1 Tip ... -
February 6, 2007 9:27 PM
Making Cents-Sense in Search Engine Marketing wrote:
Tuesday December 19, 2006What do you think of my quotes.Received a call from the electronics company wanting to wait until after christmas to get things going.Did lots of Blogging and forum posts. other than that kinda slow.About par for the course.Enjoy tip 5SEM Today: Tip #5: Search for an Exact Phrase When you’re searching for an exact phrase, you won’t get the best results simply by entering all the words in the phrase as your query. Google might return results including the phrase, but it will also return results that include all those words—but not necessarily in that ... -
February 6, 2007 9:27 PM
Making Cents-Sense in Search Engine Marketing wrote:
Tuesday December 19, 2006What do you think of my quotes.Received a call from the electronics company wanting to wait until after christmas to get things going.Did lots of Blogging and forum posts. other than that kinda slow.About par for the course.Enjoy tip 5SEM Today: Tip #5: Search for an Exact Phrase When you’re searching for an exact phrase, you won’t get the best results simply by entering all the words in the phrase as your query. Google might return results including the phrase, but it will also return results that include all those words—but not necessarily in that ...
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