Matt Cutts (Google) shares some tips on how to make the most of Twitter from an SEO perspective. Certainly not rocket science but sensible advice, much as you would expect.

As I have written at some length previously SEO is not a major concern for every business or indeed online property. However, when it is appropriate then it takes more than good fortune to ensure that your content is found by the right people at the right time and acted upon. Whilst social media continues to get huge amounts of attention the reality is that generating a meaningful sales return from social channels remains nearly impossible for the vast majority of businesses, where as SEO really can deliver results. So what does it take to execute a competent SEO campaign?

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Yes, pretty much every website owner will inevtibally receive contacts from the leading marketing lights that are the “SEO Guru” community. If you share the same frustration as countless others then please feel free to use our “Industry Standard SEO Optimised Search Friendly” reply

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A new study from Penn State University shows that 20% of all tweets are brand related (either asking for info or responding to such requests). Probably not too surprising. What is surprising though, is how many companies still obsess over Google search marketing, when their particular business would be so much better suited to social media marketing. Perhaps they need to understand their prospects online behavior better?

SEOitis also known as Search Engine Optimisation virus is a contagious disease that still affects large numbers of website owners globally. The disease is treatable if caught early, but more advanced cases can leave permanent emotional and financial scaring. This guide will help you identify the symptoms of SEOitis and possible treatment options.

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