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Greg Bay grew up in Murray and graduated from Murray High School. He currently resides in Orem, and is attending the Architecture program at the University of Utah, where he maintains a 4.0 GPA. He grew up inline speed skating and was a regional champion. Greg spent his 2008 spring break in Biloxi Mississippi, rebuilding homes that were destroyed by Hurricane Katrina. He has been with SEO.com for nine months as an SEO Specialist, and enjoys hiking and biking in the outdoors.
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A big group of 11 of us from SEO.com recently returned from a week in Las Vegas at PubCon. When we arrived at PubCon the first day, we checked in at the registration desk and were given a SWAG bag with a few goodies from some of the partners and sponsors. Because Bing was one [...]
I know my title is long and ridiculous, but it does help emphasize what long tail is all about. “Long tail” keywords are a string of three or more words that make up a phrase. The concept of long tail is pretty simple: Tap into the large amounts of search traffic using longer keyword phrases. Like [...]
A few months ago I posted a brief guide of “The 5 Don’ts of SEO” listing suggestions of things not to do when designing a website. These guidelines include a few of the common “Don’ts” and suggestions from Google to help you keep your site compliant with search engines’ webmaster guidelines. Each month I’ve been [...]
Last month I posted a brief guide of “The 5 Don’ts of SEO” listing suggestions of things not to do when designing a website. These guidelines include a few of the common “Don’ts” and suggestions from Google to help you keep your site compliant with search engines’ webmaster guidelines. I wanted to expand a little [...]
When designing an SEO friendly website, there are many Do’s and Don’ts to keep in mind. Among these Do’s and Don’ts is being compliant with webmaster guidelines that are put in place by search engines. This list includes a few of the most common “Don’ts” along with suggestions from Google. 1. Don’t Deceive Your Users [...]
