Fusewave competition to win free website & SEO

March 15, 2012

So you started selling on eBay, you’ve probably added Amazon as a second marketplace. You probably have an ecommerce website or aim to launch one but how do you make sure it performs for you? We all know that sticking a website up won’t attract many… Read more

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Webinar: Google’s latest changes and strategies

June 7, 2011

Google continues to make massive changes to its e-commerce landscape. Recently, a significant algorithm change known as Google PANDA caused several shake-ups on search, especially for retailers and comparison shopping engines. Then in May 2011,… Read more

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Google search algorithm change dumps low quality content

February 25, 2011

Google has made a major change to their search engine algorithm in an attempt to surface quality content and reduce rankings for low-quality sites. Currently the change has only rolled in the US, but Google expect to roll out the changes to the rest… Read more

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5 things to think about before you buy a domain name

August 31, 2010

Previously on 24 TameBay: How not to pick a domain name How to pick a domain name .com or .co.uk? People will argue about this, but here are my thoughts: .co.uk is fine if all your customers are UK based, and always will be…. Read more

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How to pick a domain name

August 30, 2010

Yesterday we looked at how not to pick a domain name; today, I’d like to be a bit more positive. Before we start, let me say that this post will have some examples of things that I consider to be bad ideas. Some of them will resemble the branding of… Read more

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When SEO goes bad

June 13, 2010

photo credit: Noël Zia LeeWe all know (don’t we?) that including keywords in URLs helps with SEO. Blog posts, view item pages on your website, and so on get a little boost when the URL is made of actual language rather than… Read more

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