Hits vs. Visitors : Website Traffic Monitoring
Has your business ever been approached to advertise on a website? Were you offered a claim that said something like "Our website gets "60,000 hits per month?" If so, I suggest being suspicious of that sales pitch. A "HIT" is not the same as a "Visitor." A hit is counted when an individual element of a webpage is accessed. A popular news web page that has many graphics, news feeds, pictures and other elements might have 75 elements on it. One visitor coming to this page would then count as 75 hits. [caption id="attachment_72" align="aligncenter" width="503" caption="REAL website traffic numbers. Notice HITS ...
AIM Google Maps and Local Business Search Package
Do you have a business that sells products or services to a local market? Do you want to take advantage of a POWERFUL method to reach your local customers? WE CLAIM YOUR LISTINGS FOR YOU. Even if your business is listed on the Local search engine maps, we HAVE TO claim them for your protection as well as for marketing purposes. Unscrupulous companies have been known to hijack competitors' listings! Claiming is very important, as it prevents others from editing your business information without your permission. We will work with you, the business ...
AIM Google Maps and Local Business Search Package
Do you have a business that sells products or services to a local market? Do you want to take advantage of a POWERFUL method to reach your local customers? WE CLAIM YOUR LISTINGS FOR YOU. Even if your business is listed on the Local search engine maps, we HAVE TO claim them for your protection as well as for marketing purposes. Unscrupulous companies have been known to hijack competitors' listings! Claiming is very important, as it prevents others from editing your business information without your permission. We will work with you, the business ...
Don’t Over Optimize Your Site – Search Engine Watch (SEW)
A little SEO knowledge can be dangerous. In fact, it can be disastrous for publishers who learn their first few tidbits of information, and then begin to apply it to their sites. The problem it can lead to is known as “over optimization.”
Search engines look at a variety of signals for ranking purposes, as well as spam detection purposes. This includes a site review to determine if it’s over optimized, and can result in the rankings for a site being dropped to a lower position than they may otherwise occupy.
Don’t Over Optimize Your Site – Search Engine Watch (SEW).
