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The site is not ready but the domain is owned. Would it be better to have just a 404 or a coming soon page? For SEO purposes.

A 404 simply creates an SEO vacuum.

Set up a keyword-rich "coming soon" page and provide a form so visitors can leave their email addresses. When the site rolls out, shoot them all an email to let them know. Even better, give them some premium access, a sneak peek or some other promotional offer. No reason you can't start generating interest now.

I want my site to be advertised in online classifieds. Some SEO companies say they will put me in at least 50,000 places. Is this for real? How can I check to see if they did this?

"Best" and "most affordable" are a contradiction. To get the best help, you need to hire someone who is very experienced and skilled — and who therefore can command high fees. For a low budget, you'll get less experienced and less skillful efforts.

A company that says that they will "put you in 50,000 places" or "guarantee a top-10 position" is almost certainly a scam. The "50,000 places" goal is NOT SEO at all, it's spamming. The "guarantee" is usually worthless if you parse it out. In some cases, the "SEO" firm simply uses PPC bidding and thus as soon as the contract ends, your traffic ends, too.

Unfortunately, SEO requires a lot of planning and work, and takes many months to "pay off."

Using Google AdWords is also more complex than most folks understand. It's certainly a little bit easier to launch and manage, but the cost of PPC advertising is also impacted by your SEO work.

Good luck.

I am new to all this and am realizing that if I threw money at all the different SEO companies we’ll be out of business in a week. Are there any honest website that give great SEO tips?

well.. Search engine optimization (SEO) is your starting point for getting traffic. After all, Google has to “like” your web pages, and people have to be able to find them. All SEO means is making your pages human and Google friendly.

If you need for more information about the SEO just click here : http://www.trafficassistants.com/hire_a_traffic_assistant/#waitlist

trust me..

I am interested in getting educated on SEO, and I do not have any background or experience with it. I’d also like to get involved in content writing. Where would be the best place to start?

Hmmm…Interesting Question

Even the same question arise inside my mind when I was new to SEO.

I appreciate your Interest on learning SEO. As an SEO Professional, I hereby suggesting you some of the easy ways to learn SEO quickly as well as efficiently.

As we all know, the Search Engine Optimization field is thriving day by day with new inventions & discoveries, people may not aware of what they have learnt yesterday will be out of date by tomorrow. Unless or otherwise one who update his knowledge regularly by reading SEO news/articles, there is no doubt he will lag back in the SEO race.

Initially you have start learning SEO by becoming a member in these popular SEO forums and blogs. You can also subscribe to these websites RSS Feed so that you can learn and know the things up to date.

1). http://www.webmasterworld.com/
2). http://www.searchenginejournal.com/
3). http://searchengineland.com/
4). http://www.seomoz.org/
5). http://googlewebmastercentral.blogspot.com/
6). http://www.blogoscoped.com/
7). http://www.seroundtable.com/
8). http://www.seobook.com/
9). http://www.mattcutts.com/blog/
10). http://forums.seochat.com/

SEO is an Ocean…Very few know how to swim across without making no mistakes and will reach the shore on time. So keep Swimming…Sorry Learning…!!!

Good Luck!

I'm currently a marketing major in college. I'm want to get started in Internet marketing, SEO, and SEM. I've been reading everything I can of those subjects, plus google analytic.

Search Engine Optimization (SEO) now-a-days covers quite a range of items that your website will need.

First of all there is no single item that will do the trick. Its a combination of of various pieces to the puzzle. Part of it lies within your website and the other part you can call an "outreach" program by getting your links onto other websites (e.g. blogs, social bookmarks, forums, press releases, etc)

Outside of that you also are missing a DocType in your HTML code. Take a look here:
http://www.w3.org/QA/2002/04/valid-dtd-list.html

While you're at the W3C take a look at your validation errors too:
http://validator.w3.org/

We have an article that we wrote you can read here:
http://www.smartfindsmarketing.com/articles.php?p=articles_define_marketing

Also, touch base with Webmaster forums for more information like the following three:
http://forums.digitalpoint.com/
http://www.v7n.com/forums/
http://www.warriorforum.com/forum/

Also, here is another good resource:
http://www.seochat.com

One last thing. You will need to get into the process of generator a sitemap of your website regularly as a sitemap.xml file. You can read more about this at http://www.sitemaps.org created by Google, Yahoo and MSN and you will need a sitemap generator at http://www.smartfindsmarketing.com/xml_sitemaps.php You can then submit your sitemaps to the search engines in their respective areas.

Learn about Link Popularity, Google Page Rank, Alexa Traffic Rank, Keyword Density

Hope this helps

I am paying $900 a month for SEO optimization for a condo a real estate site I have. Am i being hosed. Why is it a monthly fee and not a 1 time fee?

Hi

Do you know which phrases they are targeting? Are they doing any link building? You need to ask them to send you the details of what they doing and after that you can say if they are over charging you or not. Also send me the url and i will send you my advices.

thanks