Video is becoming more and more popular on blogs. Is this the way to go? Or should we stick with text?

Search engine optimization, the art of making your website more appealing to search engines, can deliver lots of free high quality traffic. But not all techniques work, nor are they all approved of by Google. If you’ve hired an SEO expert to optimize your website, how can you determine if he knows what he is doing?

Why pay a professional for a basic website evaluation when you can do it yourself for free? Here is a list free online tools that will help you grade your website.

What is a sitemap? And how do you know if your website needs one?

Improving and maintaining PageRank is a top priority for webmasters because it affects how much traffic a website will receive from Google. But what many webmasters do not realize is that their websites are leaking PageRank, causing their overall site-wide PageRank to be lower than it should be.

When businesses or freelancers decide to create blogs to supplement their websites, one question always pops up: “Where should the new blog be located?” Or in other words, should the blog be integrated into the preexisting website, or should it reside in a subdirectory, a subdomain, or on a completely new domain?

Google has been cracking down on websites which sell links by giving them heavy penalties. But how does Google find these websites? And is Google ever wrong?

The alt and title attributes, when used with images, are often the source of many questions because they seem redundant. But even more important, many wonder how the use of these attributes affect visitors and search engines?