Tagging lets you cross-promote content based on your own knowledge of the topics you’re writing about. Tagging lets you associate content that is seemingly diverse but is itself a sort of horizontal channel. And with tagging you can associate one piece of content to many other topics.

WordPress.com Stats is a hugely useful tool. In one screen you get numbers for today/week/month, along with post and SEO information. It’s everything a blog author needs for metrics. If it’s installed and not working, you’ll want to read this.

Comparing the keyphrase ’search engine optimization’ to my previous post on ’seo’. There’s quite a noticable between the two phrases!

More on Google Trends, this time the keyword ‘SEO’…

Let’s check on the keyword ‘wordpress’ in Google Trends.

Do you have a website or blog? Take a quick test – WHY do you have this website, and what is it doing for your business? Stumped? Then read on….

I’m a search engine optimization professional. I use these SEO tools, browsers and Firefox add-ons every day on my corporate websites as well as my client sites.

Putting keyword management in place, I diagram the concept of keyword families to help you build a rich and targeted site.