Comments on: Search Engine Rankings? http://www.tiptopinternetmarketing.com/search-engine-rankings/search-engine-rankings-3 Internet Marketing in Portland and Search Engine Optimization SEO Thu, 09 Sep 2010 21:10:06 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: Sweely http://www.tiptopinternetmarketing.com/search-engine-rankings/search-engine-rankings-3/comment-page-1#comment-1684 Sweely Mon, 14 Dec 2009 09:16:59 +0000 http://www.tiptopinternetmarketing.com/search-engine-rankings/search-engine-rankings-3#comment-1684 Yes, you should definitely edit your articles and put your keywords in them. This will positively impact your search engine rankings. If I were you, I'd do it as fast as I could.<br><b>References : </b><br>I've been doing SEO since ever it was even called SEO. Yes, you should definitely edit your articles and put your keywords in them. This will positively impact your search engine rankings. If I were you, I’d do it as fast as I could.
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]]> By: M. Minks http://www.tiptopinternetmarketing.com/search-engine-rankings/search-engine-rankings-3/comment-page-1#comment-1683 M. Minks Mon, 14 Dec 2009 08:55:59 +0000 http://www.tiptopinternetmarketing.com/search-engine-rankings/search-engine-rankings-3#comment-1683 Saket - I recommend you re-write the articles around your targeted keywords and submit them as new articles. There are several reasons for doing this: 1. I assume your existing articles have already been indexed by search engines. In such a case they have aged some, and the older any web page is without changes, the better off you are as the links from the article(s) to your site will count more and more as the article page(s) age over time (at least with Google this is the case). 2. Adding additional articles adds additional links back to your site which is positive, while leaving the others alone. This will make your site more relevant for the keywords used in the links to your site. Each time Google detects changes in a page they flag it, and depending on how extensive the changes are they can place the page in the "sandbox" and not count the page and any outbound links as relevant for a while...it can take several weeks for Google to then trust such a page again. They do this so people can't make big changes and influence their search engine results immediately. In real estate it's all about location, location, location. In SEO it's all about links, links, links, so leave the ones you have alone and go create some more! Best of luck to you!<br><b>References : </b><br>Experience Saket - I recommend you re-write the articles around your targeted keywords and submit them as new articles. There are several reasons for doing this:

1. I assume your existing articles have already been indexed by search engines. In such a case they have aged some, and the older any web page is without changes, the better off you are as the links from the article(s) to your site will count more and more as the article page(s) age over time (at least with Google this is the case).

2. Adding additional articles adds additional links back to your site which is positive, while leaving the others alone. This will make your site more relevant for the keywords used in the links to your site.

Each time Google detects changes in a page they flag it, and depending on how extensive the changes are they can place the page in the "sandbox" and not count the page and any outbound links as relevant for a while…it can take several weeks for Google to then trust such a page again. They do this so people can’t make big changes and influence their search engine results immediately.

In real estate it’s all about location, location, location.

In SEO it’s all about links, links, links, so leave the ones you have alone and go create some more!

Best of luck to you!
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