Comments on: Does “Advanced SEO” Even Exist? http://www.johnon.com/284/advanced-seo.html I think there's an opinion on that subject lying around here somewhere.... Wed, 08 Feb 2012 07:08:28 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.7 by: Josh http://www.johnon.com/284/advanced-seo.html#comment-20868 Tue, 08 May 2007 02:15:36 +0000 http://www.johnon.com/284/advanced-seo.html#comment-20868 Advanced SEO: * the technical side of optimizing very large badly-programmed sites * staying on top of the latest developments on the Web * complex/clever/skillful ways of building inbound links * logfile analysis and knowing what to do based on that information * complex information architecture * robots.txt (beyond the basics) * and much more that would fall under "advanced SEO"... Advanced SEO:

* the technical side of optimizing very large badly-programmed sites
* staying on top of the latest developments on the Web
* complex/clever/skillful ways of building inbound links
* logfile analysis and knowing what to do based on that information
* complex information architecture
* robots.txt (beyond the basics)
* and much more that would fall under “advanced SEO”…

]]> by: Ben Wilks http://www.johnon.com/284/advanced-seo.html#comment-15169 Mon, 16 Apr 2007 14:52:26 +0000 http://www.johnon.com/284/advanced-seo.html#comment-15169 How about dealing with banned, expired or partially penalised sites. What about client site networks that are duplicated, 302'd and generally just world's of no. What about tieing the KW's, Anchors, Link Building, htags, Meta descriptions together into a synergy SE's cannot ignore. What about when you need to rank fast and do some advanced link building to get into the serps from a standing start fast. I consider link building advanced, expecially when your pushing the limits of what appears natural to our Google robotic (and human assisted) friend. What about long term competitive strategy to ensure those WHAT IF moments are largely covered? It's late and I am rambling - but what is new. How about dealing with banned, expired or partially penalised sites. What about client site networks that are duplicated, 302′d and generally just world’s of no. What about tieing the KW’s, Anchors, Link Building, htags, Meta descriptions together into a synergy SE’s cannot ignore.

What about when you need to rank fast and do some advanced link building to get into the serps from a standing start fast. I consider link building advanced, expecially when your pushing the limits of what appears natural to our Google robotic (and human assisted) friend.

What about long term competitive strategy to ensure those WHAT IF moments are largely covered? It’s late and I am rambling - but what is new.

]]> by: johnon.com - John Andrews - » Advanced SEO, Apache Bug, and Google http://www.johnon.com/284/advanced-seo.html#comment-14493 Thu, 12 Apr 2007 01:56:08 +0000 http://www.johnon.com/284/advanced-seo.html#comment-14493 [...] « Does “Advanced SEO” Even Exist? [...] […] « Does “Advanced SEO” Even Exist? […]

]]> by: john andrews http://www.johnon.com/284/advanced-seo.html#comment-13941 Mon, 09 Apr 2007 03:58:14 +0000 http://www.johnon.com/284/advanced-seo.html#comment-13941 <strong>@yaph</strong>: I'm not sure I consider link baiting to be "advanced SEO". It's really Internet marketing, no? <strong>@Todd</strong>: I think you're right. SEO is about optimization, and that means imposing optimizations onto whatever technology or technology implementation is at hand. And some of that (like AJAX) is quite complex. <strong>Question:</strong> What else is "advanced" SEO? I am thinking: <ul> <li>fixing broken CMS and frameworks for various SEO aspects like strict URLs</li> <li>identifying and resolving search engine penalties</li> <li>competing in the top 3 spots with other, competitive SEOs</li> <li>accepting specific performance targets like new domain ranking inside 3 weeks, new company ranking top 5 for competitive market inside 3 months, etc.</li> </ul> Other things that are "advanced SEO" ? @yaph: I’m not sure I consider link baiting to be “advanced SEO”. It’s really Internet marketing, no?
@Todd: I think you’re right. SEO is about optimization, and that means imposing optimizations onto whatever technology or technology implementation is at hand. And some of that (like AJAX) is quite complex.

Question: What else is “advanced” SEO? I am thinking:

  • fixing broken CMS and frameworks for various SEO aspects like strict URLs
  • identifying and resolving search engine penalties
  • competing in the top 3 spots with other, competitive SEOs
  • accepting specific performance targets like new domain ranking inside 3 weeks, new company ranking top 5 for competitive market inside 3 months, etc.

Other things that are “advanced SEO” ?

]]> by: Marios Alexandrou http://www.johnon.com/284/advanced-seo.html#comment-13536 Sat, 07 Apr 2007 02:01:18 +0000 http://www.johnon.com/284/advanced-seo.html#comment-13536 Of course advanced SEO exists! It's what separates the newbies from the... ummm... err... rocket scientists :-) I'm really looking forward to the expanded SEO AJAX coverage. AJAX seems like one of the few areas largely untouched when it comes to SEO. I wonder if any of the sessions at the upcoming SES in NY will touch on the topic. Of course advanced SEO exists! It’s what separates the newbies from the… ummm… err… rocket scientists :-)

I’m really looking forward to the expanded SEO AJAX coverage. AJAX seems like one of the few areas largely untouched when it comes to SEO. I wonder if any of the sessions at the upcoming SES in NY will touch on the topic.

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