Search engine optimization with fun, charme, and googlematics

Sept. 21, 2010 - PRLog -- In order to reach a high Google rank, firms and website operators try many a trick – mostly with frugal success.

It’s high time for that to chance: Werner Jakob Weiher knows the gaps and pitfalls of search engine rankings – based on his own bitter experience with the subject. He knows how to gain Google’s grace and what to do to be really present on the World Wide Web. Link farms, quaint search engine optimization offers, and other attempts at pulling Google’s leg can’t be the solution to effective website optimization.

… because Google sees everything, hears everything – and ...

Google draws conclusions!

And once Google puts websites in the Sandbox, then that doesn’t sound sandy only in the first moment.

Google’s Grace makes search engine optimization (SEO) manageable even for the laypeople of the Internet community – with tips that really do work. Tedious lingo, wildly strung together HTML codes, or unintelligible IT blah blah were replaced with a sympathetic narration.

… because Semecom, too, a modern and innovative website has her difficulties with the Big Boss of the colorful letters … Google dislikes her. So she has to hope – hope for Google’s grace. And persistence has always panned out so far, hasn’t it?

Weiher manages to make highly complicated expert knowledge centered around the topic of search engine optimization (SEO) available to every interested reader with fun, charme and googlematics – a must for website operators with high sights!

“Google’s Grace” - website optimization with fun and success
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