Blog entry January 15, 2012 thru January 21, 2012

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iMeet's Steve Miller presents his latest installment on the Volacci blog. iMeet is your own personal meeting room online. It’s a wide-open space, where you can get together to talk, meet in video, share documents and socially connect with people.

So here we are in the second week of January. Remember those New Year’s resolutions you made so long ago? Those old dusty proclamations about ‘wasting less time’ and ‘being more productive’ this year? Well, it’s high time you got back on track with those resolutions. Let’s start by knocking 15 minutes off your next meeting so you can have more time to send videos to your coworkers finish that important presentation you’ve been putting off.

There is nothing more embarrassing in the world of SEO than duplicate content. If you are caught with duplicate content, it’s a one-way ticket to Internet detention in the eyes of Google. Sure, the first few times you walk away with a sore wrist and your content taken down. But if you continue to consciously duplicate your content, your website could be wiped away from Web existence. Now that’s heavy. Read more »

There are two major areas of discipline in search engine optimization: on-page SEO, which includes keyword usage on your website’s meta data and actual content, and off-page SEO, which is how you connect your website with the rest of the Web. This post deals with the latter, with a specific off-page SEO strategy that has proven its worth. Read more »

The ongoing question about the superiority of video over text (or vice versa) is irrelevant. Sure, video is a newcomer to the SEO game (trailing text by about two decades), but the question shouldn’t be about the importance of one over the other; it should be about how they can coexist and bring people to your site.

Video SEO is a process to ensure that Google finds, indexes and displays your video content. Here are some important video SEO tips.