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    SEO budget - Do you have one?

    @ilexx: There certainly are a lot of companies in this world overpaying for SEO. However, for the most part, SEO is one of those areas that you...
    Post by: oddcomments, Dec 8, 2008 in forum: Search Engine Optimization
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    What worked best for YOUR rankings in SERPs?

    ...and an opportunity to get links through syndication.
    Post by: oddcomments, Dec 7, 2008 in forum: Search Engine Optimization
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    What worked best for YOUR rankings in SERPs?

    Basically I'm looking for: High quality websites to get links and Places I can use my keywords within the link. There's a lot of work involved...
    Post by: oddcomments, Dec 7, 2008 in forum: Search Engine Optimization
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    What worked best for YOUR rankings in SERPs?

    It's just that the others you mentioned are not the kind of off-site optimization I generally put a lot of time into. They are more of the...
    Post by: oddcomments, Dec 7, 2008 in forum: Search Engine Optimization
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    I have a $100 free AdWords coupon

    I'd experiment with the niche you are making the most revenue per visit. Figure out your revenue per visit and make sure you pay less than that...
    Post by: oddcomments, Dec 6, 2008 in forum: Google AdWords
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    Many adsense Many subdomains

    If you could totally hacker proof them from adding dangerous scripts, you might be OK. I'm not good enough with security to attempt it. Good...
    Post by: oddcomments, Dec 6, 2008 in forum: AdSense
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    Many adsense Many subdomains

    You'd have to put together a terms of service that looks like Google's and be quick to ban them if they violate it. Also, I'd worry about hackers...
    Post by: oddcomments, Dec 6, 2008 in forum: AdSense
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    What is your average earnings per click?

    Exactly! That's the math.
    Post by: oddcomments, Dec 6, 2008 in forum: AdSense
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    What worked best for YOUR rankings in SERPs?

    Maybe I didn't word it right. I guess what should have said is that I'm hard core when it comes to on-site SEO. That's the most important. After...
    Post by: oddcomments, Dec 6, 2008 in forum: Search Engine Optimization
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    What is your average earnings per click?

    Site 1: $0.33 Site 2: $0.94 Need more sites ;-)
    Post by: oddcomments, Dec 6, 2008 in forum: AdSense
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    Meta tag in website

    That deserves some rep point for going above and beyond ;-) You'll get my green.
    Post by: oddcomments, Dec 6, 2008 in forum: Search Engine Optimization
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    redirecting a domain with multiple extensions

    Dooh! Just double check each of the ones you want to redirect. On the condition line you might need a $ at the end of the URL. Like so:...
    Post by: oddcomments, Dec 6, 2008 in forum: Search Engine Optimization
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    redirecting a domain with multiple extensions

    Don't think so if you want to do it right. You nailed it.
    Post by: oddcomments, Dec 6, 2008 in forum: Search Engine Optimization
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    What worked best for YOUR rankings in SERPs?

    1. Really good on-site SEO ...kind-of. Off-site SEO is also very important. Links, links, links! Get as much as you can and get them from high...
    Post by: oddcomments, Dec 6, 2008 in forum: Search Engine Optimization
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    Meta tag in website

    Never mind. I can see the confusion is that you didn't understand that <> is a tag and "meta" & "title" are elements of a tag.
    Post by: oddcomments, Dec 6, 2008 in forum: Search Engine Optimization