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Richard Burckhardt

SEO Analyst, The Web Optimist
Palm Springs, CA, USA
Member Since: 10/21/2007
About Me:
Otherwise known as The Web Optimist, I live and work as an SEO Analyst in Palm Springs, CA - SEO in the Desert!

Industry: Search Engine Marketing
Size of Business: 1 - 10 employees
Years in Business: 2-10 years

Affiliations:
SEMPO

Business Interests:
seo, search, marketing, internet, tourism, optimization

Total Guide Views

3 7 8
Overall Rating: N/A
Guides Written: 4
Comments Posted: 3
Comments Received: 0
Favorite Guides: 0

Guides I've Written

  1. SEO 101 - Image Optimization


    Make the most of your images for Google Universal Search
    Guide Rating: 8.0 out of 10. Saved by 1 person.

  2. SEO 101, Part One


    On Page Factors
    Guide Rating: 7.0 out of 10. Saved by 1 person.

  3. SEO 101, Part Two


    Off Page Factors
    Guide Rating: 7.0 out of 10. Saved by 0 people.

  4. How the Search Engines Describe You


    Sculpt Your Seach Description
    Guide Rating: 7.5 out of 10. Saved by 0 people.

My Comments

  • SEO 101, Part One - 03/19/2008
    Thanks. The entire article in one big post can be found on my personal blog, The Web Optimist (www.weboptimist.com) in the Training section. Part two of this article on Work.com can be found at http://www.work.com/seo-101-part-two-2217/ . Richard
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  • I have a two-part beginner SEO article here at http://www.work.com/seo-101-part-one-2216/ and http://www.work.com/seo-101-part-two-2217/ . There are longer versions of the same articles on my blog, The Web Optimist (weboptimist.com), which is geared toward beginner and intermediates.
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  • SEO 101, Part One - 10/28/2007
    Thanks. I had to do some editing to make the article fit into the limited space. Here's the paragraph that was cut that addresses your comment: Don’t go overboard and make every other word on the page the keyword you want to rank the page for. Stuffing the page with keywords is considered a form of spam.
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