SEO Tycoon

**ink elf** · 03-06-2011, 06:28 AM

SEO articles are some of the most popular articles on the internet and many people know that there is great money to be made from understanding SEO and putting it to use. There are two main types of SEO, white hat and black hat; the latter should be avoided as it may hurt the website in the long run. SEO articles are written in such a way as to give a website that they are posted on the best chance of getting maximum exposure, more targeted traffic and more sales among many, many more things.

How it Works

Lots of reading and constant learning of the up-to-date SEO techniques is what is needed to be an expert in SEO. The only way of becoming known in the field of SEO is to learn from the people that are already there. Using any search engine can also help. They input any search query in a search engine and take note of what is coming up as the top 10 results for that query. Those articles are the ones that have been properly optimized for SEO. Once they have these articles they read through them as many times as needed and take note of the SEO techniques that have been used to write them. Each time an article is written this technique is used to then compete with these same websites.

Write for the Readers

SEO articles are never JUST written to get better results in Google. They are written just as articles have always been written- with the target audience in mind. It is about pleasing people and giving them an article that is actually worth reading and something that they will learn from. The whole aim of an article should be to help the readers out.

Ever Changing Requirements

Search engines are regularly updating and changing the requirements that are needed when it comes to indexing a website. The problem is that search engines never announce when they are changing the requirements. SEO experts understand what to look for and know immediately when these changes have taken place. They know what works and what doesn’t.

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**chrishirst** · 07:16 AM

Normally this would be binned as a self promo link drop BUT it's staying purely for the following paragraph

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Originally Posted by ink elf

Write for the Readers

SEO articles are never JUST written to get better results in Google. They are written just as articles have always been written- with the target audience in mind. It is about pleasing people and giving them an article that is actually worth reading and something that they will learn from. The whole aim of an article should be to help the readers out.

However This paragraph;

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Originally Posted by ink elf

Ever Changing Requirements

Search engines are regularly updating and changing the requirements that are needed when it comes to indexing a website. The problem is that search engines never announce when they are changing the requirements.

contradicts the "write for readers".
GOOD articles that are written for the user do not need updating to chase SE algorithms.

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Originally Posted by ink elf

The problem is that search engines never announce when they are changing the requirements. SEO experts understand what to look for and know immediately when these changes have taken place. They know what works and what doesn’t.

Not true. Most SEO "experts" are complete half-wits who chase the latest updates and are forever chasing their own tails (probably because their head popped out of their rectal orifice).

For somebody who understands SEARCH (not an "expertmasterguru") they know that working WITH SEARCH ENGINES and doing what is best for the users of search engines will serve them better and be less work than chasing every change that SEs make (one per day on average).

**john edword** · 03-06-2011, 07:16 AM

Nice and informative post. Thanks for sharing

**ink elf** · 03-06-2011, 07:41 AM

Not every SEO expert is a half wit and in order to stay on top of their game, SEO experts need to keep on top of the new requirements and adjust their work to reflect this. This does not mean that they are not still writing for the reader (as this is obviously the most important), yet ignoring search engine requirements is foolish especially when your job is to optimise sites for search engines.

Well written articles will clearly stand the test of time and should still be relevant in years to come if written correctly.

**dWhite** · 03-06-2011, 07:54 AM

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Originally Posted by chrishirst

expertmasterguru

*SEOgurumasterexpertelite

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Originally Posted by ink elf

Not every SEO expert is a half wit

Just 99.9% of them.

**chrishirst** · 03-06-2011, 08:01 AM

Nobody KNOWS what "search engine require ments" are the algo chasers all make their guesses (usually wrong)
Listen carefully AND LEARN!!!!!!

The SEOs with SENSE do exactly that, they don't "chase the algo" they BUILD and OPTIMISE for USERS

THAT is what seperates real SEOs from half-wit "expertgurumasters"

**ink elf** · 03-06-2011, 08:15 AM

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Originally Posted by chrishirst

Nobody KNOWS what "search engine require ments" are the algo chasers all make their guesses (usually wrong)
Listen carefully AND LEARN!!!!!!

The SEOs with SENSE do exactly that, they don't "chase the algo" they BUILD and OPTIMISE for USERS

THAT is what seperates real SEOs from half-wit "expertgurumasters"

Uh-oh someone got out of the patronising side of bed this morning

**dWhite** · 03-06-2011, 08:19 AM

Ok listen up people, if you are going to comment on this thread please don't drop the "thank for share" "such a nice info" crap otherwise I'm just going to report it and you may get you banned.

Thanks.

**chrishirst** · 03-06-2011, 08:19 AM

Patronising? Me? Good heavens, as if!

**ink elf** · 03-06-2011, 08:24 AM

I know... who woulda thought it eh?

**eyu** · 03-06-2011, 12:21 PM

Wouldn't it be better for SEO if you hosted the blog on your own domain?

**chrishirst** · 03-06-2011, 12:24 PM

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Originally Posted by eyu

Wouldn't it be better for SEO if you hosted the blog on your own domain?

Are you sure you posted in the right thread?

**full house** · 03-06-2011, 08:53 PM

content is necessary and article is one good technique to do it but lately some are doing some manipulation on it by dropping some links even if its not relevant to the content. I do blogging but I make everything is relevant and don't drop any links on it.

**richardmarshz** · 03-06-2011, 11:26 PM

The content is necessary and the article is a good technique to do it, but lately some are doing some work on it by dropping some links, even if it is relevant to the content. How the blogs, but I do everything that is relevant and do not drop any links in it.

**Nanaa** · 03-07-2011, 12:46 AM

The SEOers ,write aticles for users , build and optimise for users , if you always stand with the users , you will have some different hirizons . thanks for the real tips .

**LarryHeart** · 03-07-2011, 03:47 AM

I think that it's important to know what is good for users.
And web marketing and seo are the spheres wich are develpoing every day.
And the best choice is to create basic clever articles and add the novicing stuff to them, cause in this case you kill 2 hairs with 1 shot.

**StoneWilson** · 03-07-2011, 04:39 AM

I just follow the webmaster guidelines, "Write for visitors, not search engines." That's what i remember.

**chrishirst** · 03-07-2011, 04:44 AM

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Originally Posted by LarryHeart

I think that it's important to know what is good for users.
And web marketing and seo are the spheres wich are develpoing every day.
And the best choice is to create basic clever articles and add the novicing stuff to them, cause in this case you kill 2 hairs with 1 shot.

My brain hurts now!!!??????

**james2024** · 03-07-2011, 05:25 AM

Although they may be similar, content providers and SEO writers are actually very different in practice when it comes to search engine optimization. While both provide valuable services to website owners or others, is actually one of the main areas where the two are completely different - and it is in the name. While writers generally write SEO articles for a website or blog, SEO content providers also look at the overall SEO of a website to maximize its visibility SEO.

**eyu** · 03-07-2011, 06:17 PM

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Originally Posted by chrishirst

Are you sure you posted in the right thread?

Well, I just noticed the OP hosted it on Wordpress. But yeah, it is a bit off topic