I am pretty much a complete beginner when it comes to SEO, other than the basic concept of it. I am looking for suggestions on books for SEO implementation, and I don't have any books yet on it. So, any help or advice would be appreciated! Thanks!
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what you do for search engine optimization changes frequently, so I would be hesitant to suggest a book to you. Instead, spend some time on google and research there. There are a number of sites that can give you a basic understanding of what you can do for SEO. And even more that will give you a deep understanding.
Always a good place to start, WikiPedia has a good write up of what SEO is.
levi rosol
2008-10-31 02:33:09
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I've got a book that isn't just focused on SEO but it does cover it fairly well. There is also a lot of other useful information that may be of interest to you:
SaaS Developer
2008-10-31 02:36:21
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CMS
2008-10-31 02:38:05
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SEO is slippery - its rules, if there really are rules, change all the time so a book won't age well.
If you want a resource that updates with the times, check out http://www.seomoz.org/. The site has some free and some paid content (used to be a lot more free). Still, there's a lot of good information without a price tag, including blog entries like:
- SEO Factors categorized and ranked 2007
- Beginning SEO 2008
- 4 factors that account for 90% of SEO effectiveness 2007
Good luck.
Corbin March
2008-10-31 03:09:49
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I'd recommend the book "Search" by John Battelle. You'll learn more than just the standard black-hat techniques. This is less specific tactical advice and more about historical context and the impact of "search" on culture, business, etc... It really changed the way I though about search and they types of recommendations I make to my clients.
Dave K
2008-10-31 03:36:20
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If you are newbie i would suggest Avinash Kaushik books, http://www.amazon.com/Avinash-Kaushik/e/B001JSCHP8/ref=ntt%5Fdp%5Fepwbk%5F0
Angrezy
2009-12-09 14:23:31