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Hi irvingw,

Thanks for your response.  We have been targeting these keywords, which is a good thing I guess. I was just thinking along the lines of 3-5 words long phrases that we could target. There may not be a way of doing it.

Thanks for your help.

mik

Hi,

I have read lots of articles on long tail keyword research and all of it seems to apply to models and makes, i.e. "Canon power shot digital _camera _2MP"

However, I work in the interior design industry, which doesn't have models and makes, if you see what I mean.

Does anyone have any advice on how to do long tail keyword research for this sector or similar?

Thanks for your help.

Mik

Ok thanks. I wasn't sure if there would be an answer or not. Just thought I would ask the question, as I have been wondering for a while

Hi Stephan,

Thanks for the info. I realise you can do this. Though this will only show me for one domain. Is there any way to find this info quickly across many domains? We need links from more high authority pages, not just domains. Just wondering if there is quick way of finding these.

Hi,

Whats the quickest way to find pages with a high authority using SEOMoz?

Cheers

Mik

Hi René,

Thanks for your answer. Yes I have, I'm just scouting round for more ideas and also links sources that will be able to beat them, not just equal them.

Cheers

Mik

Hi,

I do SEO work for a high end interiors company and I am wondering if anyone has any advice/tips/ideas for link building. I have already explored blogs/pr etc. If anyone has experience of similar products or SEO for high end markets and is will to share that would be great.

Thanks for your help.

Mik

Hi,

Just wondering if anyone knows if there is a keyword research tool available that breaks down search volumes by region. For example, how many searches there are in London/South East for the keyword "cars".

All the tools I have seen only go down to country level. Are there any that go down to region/city level?

Thanks for your help.

Mik

Hi,

I am going to publish a press release on a number of different websites. First and foremost, I want to build anchor links back to website for specific keywords. Secondly I want to measure clickthrus from each site using parameter tracking in GA.

I want to know if I put in a url with ?utm_source=xxx, will this have any impact upon my linkbuilding efforts? i.e. will search engines attribute the keyword to the long url with tracking or the url without tracking.

I understand that everything from the ? mark is ignored. However, i just want to double check before I publish release.

Thanks for your help.

Mik

Hi

I am considering using M2 Newswire, a press release distribution services. I am just wondering if anyone knows if M2 Newsire is a good PR distribution site for SEO? I.e. will i get many backinks from using the service?

Cheers

Mik

Hi

I am currently considering two online PR services, Marketwire and PR web. Just wondering if anyone has a opinion on which one is better in terms of SEO value? Or if anyone has done any experiments on either?

Thanks for your help.

Cheers

Mik

Hi Sanket,

If you have a look at this page here:

http://www.blurbpoint.com/directory-submission.php

In the image it shows the Yahoo Directory Logo. Are you saying that you do not submit to the yahoo directory? If so, this image could be considered misleading. Do you agree?

Mik

Hi

Just wondering if anyone here has used the services of  a company called Bulrbpoint? www.blurbpoint.com I am considering using their directory submission service for a new site, as they offer placing sites in the Yahoo Directory, which is £150 alone.

If anyone ha any feedback on their services, that would be great.

Cheers

Mik

Hi Wissam,

Thanks for your answer. It must be down to the backlinks :-(. Which will take quite a bit of time to resolve.

Cheers

Mik

Hi Alex,

Thanks for our response.

We are in the dmoz directory and it just says Increation, not "Increations"

I will have a look at your info today.

Cheers

Mik

Hi

We have a problem with how Google is is displaying our title tag when a user does a search on our company name Increation.

I have attached two images of how the title tag for our Homepage is dispayed in Google Search Results.

One of them is "increations" - this is the result which is displaying incorrectly.

The other shows Kitchens | Bathrooms | | Luxury Kitchens |  - which is how we want the title tag to be dispalyed.

This inorreclt result is only displayed when a user types in Increation into Google. (BTW it only happens on Google, not the other search engines).

To give you some background an external SEO company did some work for us (before I joined as usual :-)). They built a lot of anchor links with the word "Increations" pointing back to our home page. Is this whats causing the probelm?

Also how can we resolve this issue so that the correct Title Tag is displayed.

Thanks for your help.

Mik

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