Category Archives: SEO Myths and Scams

Putting it to Rest: Meta Description Tag

Posted on November 10, 2009 by Jeffrey Jahn

Hardly a week goes by without us hearing someone touting the value of meta tags in some form or fashion. It’s been years since they have had any relevance in site rankings, but they are an easy sell for an … Continue reading →

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Search Engine Checklist

Posted on October 20, 2009 by Jeffrey Jahn

This is a simple list of some of the things we have heard in the past from supposed “Search Engine Optimization Experts.” We have created this list in an effort to help you keep your site on top, and to … Continue reading →

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Five Search Engine Myths, And The Truth About Each.

Posted on June 24, 2009 by Jeffrey Jahn

Probably the most common questions we receive about search engine rankings relate to keywords. People ask how many keywords should be added on a given page, whether hiding text behind other objects works in increasing rankings, if adding words that … Continue reading →

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Meta Keywords Tag: Long Dead, But Still Not Gone

Posted on April 17, 2009 by Jeffrey Jahn

Only three things are certain in this world: Death, Taxes, and Meta Tags. Long regarded as useless, officially and often labeled as such by Google itself, the meta keywords tag alas still manages to persevere. I have a theory as … Continue reading →

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