The benefits of your company being represented on the Internet are evidential. You will be able to provide comprehensive listings of houses for sale on your website making it convenient for real estate hunters to browse through and select the house of their dream. The whole process seems easier than ever – clients will be able to purchase homes from your real estate company with just the click of a button.

Real estate SEO deals with optimizing the position of a website selling property in the search engine result pages, so that potential customers are more likely to visit it and place an order. Being on the top of the rankings, your company will draw more targeted clients thus maximizing your revenues and fostering your success in the most competitive real estate market.

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Here the features of a good Electronic Document Management Software —

•    A good EDMS have to maintain a warehouse for the electronic documents.
•    It must have a searching option for searching the documents.
•    It must have the ability to incorporate with other software that used by the company for other purposes.
•    It must have the ability to put all the documents into a defined workflow.
•    It must use four Ws (Who, What, Where, When) to supply audit data.
•    It must have to comply with regulatory requirements such as retention, backup, security etc.
•    It must have use logical archive and physical archive for document and information storage.
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•    It must have to contain technological solutions for electronic capture, indexing and permanent storing of formatted output data (printed pages) in electronic format.
•    The check-in and checkout process must be simple and quick.
•    The ability of previewing a document before actually checking the document out of the vault is a good of an EDMS.
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•    Document storage system varies from organization to organization. Therefore, a good EDMS must be flexible enough and customizable enough to suite an organization’s needs.
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Would a site be penalised by being a on page with more that 100 links on it ?

What are the implications ?

Not really penalized but the quality signal of the page may be diminished. Many users find it very difficult and annoying to navigate through hundreds of links. Google is pretty clear on this too…

Just for the record, we can process more than 100 links per page . We do however recommend the limit of 100 because it generally makes sense for users (and search engines).

It has been written in their guidelines and has become a reference point for topics such as this. Yes, I know, there are plenty of sites doing just fine with 500+ links on their pages. They most likely have the authority and PR to get away with it. A smaller site with a large number of on page links may have some challenges trying to distribute its minimal PR.

What type of links are we referring to? On site and off site? Or both?

I’m confused on this point as well. A sub-page on one of my sites has 139 links. Ranked pretty good until 120. After that the giggly spider came back less often.

That said, the page has grown and can be split, and that is for the convenience of visitors (just makes sense). Just haven’t gotten around to that. When I do, which will be soon, I’ll let you know. No problems with indexing (that I can see) but the FREQUENCY of updates has gone south.

Is there a “100″ rule out there we should be watching?

Only the one that I’ve seen in Google’s Webmaster Guidelines. Other than that, it is open for interpretation or misinterpretation.

I believe it is all relative. Larger sites tend to have a larger number of links per page. I don’t know what the calculations may be but common sense tells me that if I have a 10 page site and have hundreds of links all over the place, things are going to be out of whack.

We’ve had discussions here on internal navigation systems and how “overloading” them with links can be a detriment to indexing in some instances. If you have a site and it doesn’t have the link equity to pass amongst that many links, things are going to be challenging. Your best option may be to serve section specific menus with a link to all primary sections always visible. Once the visitor arrives in that section then the menu is specific to that.
I’ve found more challenges with the “link overloading” issue on websites. I mean, people tend to put entire sitemaps in their navigation. I don’t think this is a best practice. I’m more for specifics. Give the visitor the top levels at all times and then let then drill down once inside one of those levels. Not from every page of the site.

First and foremost your site requires comprehensive analysis. Your SEO company should clearly understand the needs and goals of your business and tailor the whole process according to them.

As soon as the priorities are set, the first stage should be keyword research. Just like in any other type of advertising you need to find out all ins and outs of your target market. The most important thing is how people look for products and services similar to yours. The chosen set of keywords should be highly relevant to the theme of your website. You should also consider the level of competition for the keywords you’ve identified in order to find out whether it is possible to obtain high rankings for these keywords with the budget you have. It would be an overkill to compete for the most popular keywords, but on the other hand it won’t do your business any good if you win top ratings for phrases that no one will ever search for. Try to find a reasonable middle ground.

Once you’ve come up with the keywords for your website, its time to develop the content in which they will be used. Titling a page according to the keyword and using corresponding meta tags is a poor excuse for an effective search engine optimization. Your page should have informative content related to the phrase you optimize it for. Content development may range from adjusting the page titles and meta tags to creating additional sections with new content and reorganizing the whole structure of the site. The way you do it will depend on the requirements of your site and business.

Another kind of efforts involved in an effective search engine optimization campaign is link building. Once you’ve completed optimizing the content you should concern yourself with acquiring incoming links to your site. It is important that you start doing this as soon as possible and continue as long as it is needed. The best way to gain link popularity is writing compelling articles, posting on forums and blogs. Do not resort to potentially dangerous link farms and free-for-all sites. It may bring about unwanted consequences such as getting black listed from search engines.

Just like any other service SEO will provide you with what you pay for. If something seems too good to be true, it isn’t. Effective search engine optimization is not a trick. It takes a lot of time, effort and, yes, money. Thoroughly chose SEO company, make sure they understand your needs and concerns. If you make the right choice the investment is sure to pay off.

SEO issues can be chat out in forums or blogs!

Oops Links Links and Links……

We need to be #1, how can we get links? Almost every other client has this question.

My answer:

1. Content: If you don’t have content on your website, you don’t deserve links. So work on the content, make it worthy of a read.
2. Services: Do you really exist? What do you do? Do you offer something unique? If you are doing something useful probably there are a bunch who want to talk about your site.
3. Don’t live in an era of Link exchange. Those days are almost over, rely on creating talkable content. There are tons of articles on it.
4. Focus on few links, get the relationship moving. If a public speaker is impressed with your website, he will spread to many who will link back. So make sure you take your site to people who are talkers for your subject.
5. Press releases are tricky, don’t publish one article across many sites, max 5 and if possible, let all of these articles contain a link to one article so that you can cash in more juice.
6. News websites: There are tons of services that offer paid exposure and getting you to news sites.
7. Gadgets: Make gadgets and get links from there. It will also prompt many people to talk about your services.
8. Target technical neighborhood, they like to talk about things, so keep doing something that they can talk about.

There is a ton that one can write about links. I wish I had enough time. You can get some good links for $s too (most of them do it but very smartly).

But remember this formula
Year 2003: – Page based optimization, get links to targeted pages only.
Year 2008: Site based optimization, get links to site, make your site credible, pages of a credible websites are credible, get some topical links to the pages and you rock the SERPS.

Easy said than done . Do your dirty work yourself or pay the experts.

If you are getting the next best thing which is an image link, than it is ok. Just be sure they include a proper alt attribute for your Logo image. Adding the alt attribute with the image link provides an added benefit.

I’d also look at what is surrounding your image link. There are “outside influences” that come into play when we’re talking about image links and their placement.

For it’s target keywords, I noticed that the site had dropped from #4 to page one of Google, to #11. It consistently ranked well for several years, so I can only imagine that linking to a bad neighborhood got it hit with penalties. I removed the poll, but is the damage done?

Will the site bounce back from this?

My personal thought is that I would expect it to return. I’m confident that slipping to #11 is not a penalization, just a common drop in rankings.

My site works some specific keywords (keyword 1, keyword 2, keyword 3) as usual and inside it i have pages for each one of them:

www.mysite.com/keyword1.php ;
www.mysite.com/keyword2.php ;
www.mysite.com/keyword3.php ;

So, i want to get rank for my index with those 3 keywords. I can use the keyword anchors mentioned in each one of them linking to my index cause all of those pages are related – i´m mentioning those keywords in all pages. But if i do that i´ll lose the natural flow of information in the contents of my intern pages.

What i mean is … the anchor keyword1 in the page www.mysite.com/keyword2.php ; can link to my index instead of www.mysite.com/keyword1.php ; but this approach brake the flow of information. I opted to strengthen my index in this scheme instead of my internal pages.

I would like know what do you think about this approach?If is good forget those anchors for the internal pages or give power to my index through blog articles, link building with external pages and keep those anchors to each specific page.