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Saturday, April 21, 2012

What is SEO Outsource


Welcome to SEO Outsourcing . SEO technology provides the outsourcing services to india 

             





SEO Outsourcing makes a great deal of business sense to SEO marketing firms all over the world. SEO Technologies is well versed in dealing with White labeled SEO, Website Design & Development Outsourcing to India and can help you save a lot of money in the process. Besides being economical, the technical expertise and experience of our team will put your mind to ease. 


That is why OutSource SEO. is here. We help companies expand their client base and deliver better results without upsetting the bottom line. SEO companies from all over the world get in touch with us every day to achieve this objective.
We help you acquire new clients, manage existing ones, deliver the reports and remain invisible at all times


Friday, April 6, 2012

Mobile Smartphones and SEO

You or someone you know in all likelihood owns a mobile smartphone (…like the I-Phone, Android or something similar) and accesses the Internet with it. These devices have grown by leaps and bounds in the last few years – projections are that one day, more people will access the Internet with a handheld device than laptops or traditional desktop machines.
Search engines like Google, Bing and Yahoo don’t give a hoot if you have a mobile compatible web site or not


John Mueller - @Paul If you have "smartphone" content (which we see as normal web-content, as it's generally a normal HTML page, just tweaked in layout for smaller displays) you can use the rel=canonical to point to your desktop version. This helps us to focus on the desktop version for web-search. When users visit that desktop version with a smartphone, you can redirect them to the mobile version. This works regardless of the URL structure, so you don't need to use subdomains / subdirectories for smartphone-mobile sites. Even better however is to use the same URLs and to show the appropriate version of the content without a redirect :).

That’s right – websites designed for mobile users do NOT receive any special treatment from the search engines. In other words, searches from a mobile smartphone are treated just like any other search from a regular computer.
If you take out your smartphone and do a search, you’ll notice that search engines do not rank mobile sites higher unless you add “mobile” or some other unique keyword to your phrase.
Let’s be clear though – having a site optimized for mobile users is absolutely important.
The big impact in terms of SEO and mobile smartphones is local search. Here’s where sites designed for mobile devices are treated differently than desktop sites (…notice, they treat them differently, not better).
Google and others essentially assume that a mobile search is local. In fact, statistics show that there is a 33% or higher chance you’re looking for something local when using your smartphone.
For example, if you type in “Best Buy” on your mobile device, it’s assumed you’re looking for the local Best Buy store in your town.