Showing posts with label Online Search. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Online Search. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 16, 2023

What are SEOVI and how do you use them ?

SEOVI is an acronym for Search Engine optimisation Value Indicators

Search Engine Optimisation Value Indicators are not well understood and most online marketing folks are totally confused when you use this acronym.  Folks use the term SEO or search engine optimization often and most online marketing folks understand this terminology, but have no clue about SEOVI .

So Search Engine Optimization Value Indicators are the individual variables which are allegedly used by the search engines when they evaluate your online content for purposes of  connecting your online content to online search queries. So what exactly are these variables ?

There are a very large number of issues that impact on your search results that need to be defined clearly and thought of as an URI or Universal Resource Indicator. Issues like the recently introduced #EEAT variable that combines Experience Expertise Authority and Trust into a single variable for every digital entity that is variable according to the subject matter at hand confuse things even more. 

Some SEOVI are easily accessed, worked and introduced to search engines in a manner that is easily understood and interpreted by us humans. Here we are talking of things like #PageTitles, #PageDescriptions and #KeyWordsLists in the meta tags of the head section of the HTML CODE 

Other Search Engine Optimization Value Indicators like content purpose, content intentions, content aims, content objectives and the semantic connectedness of your content to pages that link to your content, or have out bound links from your content to other online entities, help to establish a host of link based SEOVI 

There are a few different types of SEOVI which are divided into two main groups. First is #IPSEO or In Page Search Engine Optimization Value Indicators and the second is #OPSEO or Off Page Search Engine Optimization Value Indicators . I have blogged about this before here. 

IPSEO  or In Page Search Engine Optimization Value Indicators are mostly hard coded into the HTML CODE.  Here there are two sections the <HEAD> SECTION and the <BODY> SECTION.  The head section is for machines to use and the body section of the HTML CODE is meant for human end users like you and me. 

The head section of the HTML CODE contains many very special SEOVI where the page title, page description and key words list are the three highest value search variables that are super important, as these three elements set the tone, purpose intentions and many other EEAT related variables. These three super special elements are often neglected and ignored by many website owners due to the vast quantities of so called #SnakeOil, sold and promoted by Search Engine Optimisation specialists and professionals. 

There are opportunities to insert many other high value SEOVI like GEO tags, language tags, contributor tags and other industry specific tags.  Inserting these tags is not a difficult or complicated process, which is also not mandatory, but is very helpful in specific zones, like authors, image creators, video creator or other contributors to the content in question, which is also very page specific.

The head section is mostly very poorly understood by most online marketing folks, coz they are focussed on the body section which is specifically in place to hold the instructions for the assembly of the on screen content where we,  as humans interact with the page content.  So once again the head section is specifically in place for machines to use while the body section of the HTML CODE is for screen management of what the human end user experiences as he / she interacts with your online content.

This body section HTML CODE is where you insert all kinds of information about the purpose, intent, aims and objectives of your content. The onscreen text, images, audio and video  are all assembled in what your marketing team deems to be the best user experience for your intended target market audience. Search engines use all kinds of devious tricks, tactics, policies and procedures to investigate and interpret your online content with the intent of having the tools and resources to match any specific online search query, to your content and offer users the best answers to their search queries. 

In the past this search engine matching of query to online content was a  key words only based issue. Today in 2023 this is not true any more, as all search engines now use AI (Artificial  Intelligence)  to investigate the purpose, intentions, aims and objectives of your online content and match these to the aims, objectives, purpose and intent of the search query.

So how you assemble the user experience data and what clues you leave for the search engine to understand the purpose, intent, aims and objectives of your online content is important from an SEO (Search Engine Optimization) PERSPECTIVE. 

These clues come in many different disguises, like textual links with #LinkAttributes, text blocks, audio files, image files and image links, video files and video links, special markup codes and other sneaky and tricky stuff that allows the page publisher to add all kinds of SEOVI to your inpage HTML CODE.

TECHNICAL SEO is a really powerful set of specialized coding tactics, where specialized coding tactics are used to insert various other codes within the HTML CODE of your pages. There are many problems for search h engines to dis-assemble this coding so that it can be interpreted and evaluated for purpose, intent, aims, objectives and semantic connectivity and semantic connectedness issues.

This gives the educated SEO TACTITIAN many tools and opportunities to insert and manage coding within your HTML CODE that allows you to manage the end user on screen experience as well as add extra hidden SEOVI to boost specific words and concepts that reflect the intentions and purpose of your online content. 

Many folks focus on words only and do not actually grasp the fact that search h engines have evolved, and currently use semantics and  semantic intent to match search queries to specific online content and list these pages in the SERPs.  

SERPs or Search Engine Results pages are the search engine answers to your search Queries.  This means that your online content is investigated in great depths, where purpose, intentions aims and objectives are  then recorded in many different data base files and worked on algorythmeticaly so that they are prepared for fast matching to online queries. These vast number of data base files are thus prepared and ready for fast easy search results.


Now the textual content which the end user is exposed to during the visual experience on the page is the biggest issue that determines the context, intent, purpose , aims and objectives of your online content in question. Some folks try to use keyword stuffing here and get punished rather harshly by many different search algorythyms where the known ones are panda, penguin, hummingbird, BERT and many others. These algorythyms investigate your online content by examining the content of the data bases mentioned above, then act on the instructions and allocate points to other data bases depending on the search engines interpretation of your content purpose and intent.  So every visa le word on screen is thus seen as a search engine optimization variable that carries some weight through to other areas where deeper interpretation by algorythyms like the HUMMINGBIRD family of algorithms is done to obtain a better semantic interpretation of your online content, and store the results in other data bases for fast reliable accurate interpretation of your online content. 

Natural language processing is also undertaken and used to adjust scores as generated above. NLP or natural language processing is indeed a very powerful SEOVI  which many ignore and just hope for the best when they assemble the text that the end user is shown onscreen. 

Every in page link has the ability to carry link attributes within the HTML CODE. These link attributes add extra meaning and extra SEOVI to links. Some of these link attributes need serious deep well planned considerations before insertion. Here we are talking of things like No Follow, No Index, link title, canonical, and many others. Adding link attributes to your out bound in page links adds extra SEOVI to the link in many strange and hidden ways. Most folks ignore link attributes and have no clue why they are not getting the envisaged SEO BOOST for adding internal links. So link attributes are very big SEOVI BOOSTERS that add extra powerful semantic linkages to your internal linking structure.


Wednesday, February 15, 2023

Links and the #EEAT issues

Within the interwebs links do so many strange things, and the impacts of links, both external and internal, as well as in bound and out bound impact your SEO in such powerful ways. 




#EEAT is a vastly complex search engine optimisation Value indicator.

 Most folks forget that every link has two sides... yes that is correct, two sides. first is the origin and the other is the destination

These links do many strange things in a host of unthought of places.

 Search engines use these kinks in so many different places, but most SEO PRACTITIONERS that I speak to are very ignorant and refuse to think past the end of their noses

Once your online content has been indexed, that is when the fun and games starts. all search engines use the links within your online content to start mapping out many different issues like
  •  trust maps, 
  • entity graphs
  •  link maps, 
  • expertise maps, 
  • expert connectivity status graphs,
  • subject matter connectivity  graphs
  • Subject matter connectivity maps 
  •  and so many more. 

 There are actually thousands of data bases at play here, where search engines take a very fine tooth comb and evaluate your content in very serious and devious ways.  This is where the #HummingBird algorithm shows its value 

 They need to establish the purpose, aims, objectives intent and so many other issues about your online content. It is vital that you remember that Search has evolved, and search engines match your page intent to the intent of the search query. So keywords are not used during the initial search process. 

 This does not mean that #KeyWords are obsolete, coz they are not.. Keywords are actually vital, and they are used in so many other areas besides to match to query words. Many of the data bases that we are talking about here, use both ends of the link and compare both sides to each other and to a third area that holds the imagined contextual issues of your page. 

This imagined contextual map changes and grows, as issues within your page unfolds and gets exposed to the many different algorithms that are processed during the vigorous indepth evaluations of your content. Lots of strange and very sneaky things happen coz so  many things are happening at the same time in different areas of the page identity and categorising process. 

Semantic connectedness issues are also evaluated during this time. The semantic intentions of your content is first processed at this stage, but this is a very fluid issue, coz this changes as the search engine evaluates more and more issues, which are all integrated into these many different data bases that are growing, as the search engine's interpretation of your content evolves with each iteration of the algorithms that evaluate and transcribe your content into machine understandable contextual content within many different data bases 

 This is a very confusing time, coz so many things are being processed by a vast number of different algorithms, all at the same time. all SEO factors are evaluated and processed at the same time, but by different algorithms. So this is a very busy time.....

This repeats each time your content is revisited to include new backlinks or any updates that may or perhaps may not be re-evaluated. lots of issues are processed, and most require links to have any positive impacts on your SEOVI  (Search engine optimisation value indicators) these links nay be internal or external. 

The two ends of the link are compared in a very large number of different ways,  where context and contextual linkages are the key to better understanding your online content, along with the semantic connectedness issues. 

On line search is a vastly complex issue where many different Search engine optimisation value indicators are evaluated and taken into account, to give your online content a set of scores that will be used to match your online content to future search queries. These scores are stored in a wide variety of databases, leaving them ready to be used instantly. This is important, and can be seen if you look at how long your online search took to resolve. this is usually shorter than half a second for most searches, and the number of search results is scary, often being more than one hundred thousand matches.

The amount of preparations that are done to ensure short search times are achieved is incredible, and one thus needs to understand these issues when copy writing is undertaken. things like link attributes and related issues also need to be included here.   All links are valuable, and each link in your content gets the same basic treatment, then some will get extra issues added if the search engine deems it necessary to expand the conversation. 

 Trust and authority are some of the extended evaluations that need to be properly interpreted. Contributor Expertise and contributor experience is slso an extended evaluation zone. EEAT or Experience, Expertise, Authority and Trust are all rather strange SEOVI ( Search engine optimisation value indicators) that rely on links to be mapped to the correct issues within your online content. 

It thus follows that links and link attributes need very careful deep planning to get the most  powerful SEO  impacts. 


EEAT or Experience, Expertise, Authority and Trust are all special use search engine optimisation issues that search engines use to evaluate the purpose, aims, objectives and intent of your online content. 

There are many issues and different entities involved. Each contributor is evaluated for their personal EEAT, and then the page itself also gets an EEAT SCORE according to the Aims, objectives, purpose  and intent of the page in question, as well as the EEAT SCORE of all identifiable contributors to the content in question.
So EEAT is much more complex than you think. New techniques and tactics are constantly being added and this helps to ensure the success of the search engine in question. 

Tuesday, January 17, 2023

What is Search Engine Optimisation or SEO ?

 Search engine optimization (SEO) is the process of improving the visibility of a website or web page in a search engine's unpaid results, often referred to as "organic," "natural," or "earned" results. SEO targets different kinds of search, including image search, video search, local search, and industry-specific vertical search engines.

SEO is an effective way to improve the quality and quantity of traffic to a website from search engines. SEO can be a complex and ever-evolving field, and it involves a number of different tactics and strategies. These tactics can be grouped into two main categories: on-page optimization and off-page optimization.

On-page optimization refers to the measures that can be taken directly within the website to improve its ranking in search engine results pages (SERPs). This includes optimizing the content and HTML source code of the website, as well as improving its performance and user experience. Some common on-page optimization tactics include:

Keyword research and optimization: Identifying the keywords and phrases that people are using to search for the products or services that your website offers, and using those keywords strategically in your website's content and meta tags.

Title tags and meta descriptions: These are the snippets of text that appear in the search results below the title of a webpage. They should be concise and compelling, and should include the target keywords for the page.

Headings and subheadings: Using headings and subheadings with relevant keywords can help to organize and structure the content of a webpage, making it easier for search engines to understand and for users to scan.

Internal linking: Linking to other pages within your own website can help search engines understand the structure and hierarchy of your content, and can also help to spread link equity (the value of a link) throughout your site.

Image optimization: Using descriptive, keyword-rich file names for images and using alt text to describe the image can help search engines understand the content of your images and improve their visibility in image search results.

Off-page optimization refers to the measures that can be taken outside of the website to improve its ranking in search engine results pages. This includes building links from other websites, which can help to increase the authority and credibility of your website in the eyes of search engines. Some common off-page optimization tactics include:

Link building: This refers to the process of acquiring links from other websites to your own. Search engines use links as a way to measure the authority and relevance of a website, so acquiring high-quality links from other reputable websites can help to improve your ranking in search results.

Social media marketing: Building a presence on social media platforms and regularly posting high-quality, relevant content can help to drive traffic to your website and can also lead to the acquisition of links from other websites.

Local SEO: If your business has a physical location or serves a specific geographic area, optimizing for local search can be especially important. This involves optimizing your website for local keywords and phrases, and getting listed in local online directories and review sites.

Mobile optimization: With the increasing use of mobile devices to access the internet, it's important to ensure that your website is mobile-friendly and easy to use on smaller screens. This can include using a responsive design, optimizing images and other media for mobile devices, and using a mobile-friendly website design.

In addition to these tactics, there are a number of other factors that can influence your ranking in search results. These include the quality and relevance of the content on your website, the usability and user experience of your site, and the speed at which your website loads.

It's important to note



Saturday, October 08, 2022

Search outside the box:

 those of you who follow me coz I blog about SEO stuff are really gonna enjoy this.flowera in the garden, just to relax the mind and create a diversion.. SEO or Search engine Optimisation is a comlex task that requires many different folks doing vastly different, but semantically connected to the core of things


In this online document resource, Google employee ( Senior Vice President Prabhakar Raghavan  discusses search issues that we as technical SEO folks and all associated IT(#SEamanticEngineering)  fellas have zero control over or even indirect input. The tools that Google has made available for end users to use as part of the end-user experience when using search tools are quite scary.  this includes stuff like voice search tools, image search tools and near-me type search requests that will soon be available to all end users.

So #GEOTAGGING and #HashTagMarketing will now have new meaning and functionality within the online search environment. this will make experiences at theme parks, shopping malls, events and other area-bound activity could be managed for near-me search issues.  GEO TAGS in the <HEAD> section alongside keywords, page titles and page descriptions will be very helpful.

Using the appropriate #LinkAttributes such as NO-FOLLOW  link title, and link description are also very helpful in many ways, coz these are rather heavy-weight "QUALITY SIGNALS" that search engines really appreciate, as this gives them a deeper insight into the purpose and intent of your specific online asset. 

So this is a true FUFISM-based marketing issue, where SEO needs to be understood to be all about online search visibility and the different types of online SERPs that are offered to the end user. one also needs to consider the actual search tool when evaluating the SEO factors that need to be considered. This is where #SemanticTrust and related sentiment and intent signals are truly helpful. These include things like 
  • GEO tags,
  • contributor tags
  • publisher tags
  • author tags
  • industry tags
  • any other unique tags
So Remember SEO is all about teamwork and ensuring that everybody knows the intended target market audiences. Both of them... The first is normal people, as in the <BODY> section of the HTML code and the second is the search bots and their algorithmic handlers at search engines, which is the <HEAD> section   SO PAY ATTENTION to the <HEAD> section of your online assets, as there are many opportunities here to inform search engines about the purpose and intent of your web site, blog or another online asset. 

Thanx for reading here
#Frankie2Socks 

so this message from Prabhakar Raghavan is vital to understand within the online marketing industry, coz the SEO Implications are rather large and plenty full.