Great SEO Book
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Started reading this book a few weeks ago and its an easy informative read with some great tips and advice. Maybe not for the expect or particularly techy, but helps you to understand what SEO is all about and make you feel you can talk to your developer with some knowledge on what you want them to do to your site to help SEO, if you can't do it yourself.
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Concise and precise!
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I thought this book was excellent.
Having recently started a small business website I found this book pretty much had every thing you need to assist you with search rankings and getting the best from your efforts.
I like it in particular because it doesn't require hours of reading and it's so accessible.
Its written in a way that makes sense and is so easy to follow.
I beg anyone to try it if they're a bit lost on the web.
Did a test of the search listing and the author's name comes up every time, exactly as he says it should.
I think for the money you'd be hard pressed to find something as good!
Brilliant.
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Short, to the point and easy to understand
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This book helps to demystify SEO to a degree. You don't have to be a programmer to understand it. It doesn't get bogged down in technicality. It just gives 52 easy to follow tips on how to make the best on the search engines. It is very quick to read but that doesn't detract on the thoroughness. If you want an in depth book on SEO, this isn't it. But if you want to grasp what it is all about and gain some valuable tips quickly, then this book is fantastic.
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A really excellent little book
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This book is packed full with tips on how to improve your website's success at being found by Google.
It's worth reading it before you register your domain and build your site, because there are useful tips regarding domain names, page titles, images, content, and even where your host servers are in the world.
I have read it cover-to-cover and found it to be really useful. I can now proceed to build a website in the best way to ensure that it does well on Google. The author does take the time to mention throughout the book that Google is not the only search engine, and that it is definitely worth putting some effort into succeeding with those alternatives too.
I am entirely confident that this little book will become well-thumbed. It is not written only for those folk building new websites. You need to keep working on your site to ensure continued search success and I'm sure that I'll keep dipping back into this book and following the tips to improve my site's rating.
It is important to note that, at the time of writing, this book is newly published, and therefore that all of the tips are current and valid to the way that Google's algorithms work right now. Also, that all of the wider references are contemporary and relevant. And, of course, it is important to note that the author has 'got the T-shirt', he has built (and sold) a successful web-based business, and worked on/with many others.
The book is well written in a humorous style which makes what might otherwise be a bit of a dry techie subject very understandable and easy to read.
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small but very intense
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Was a bit put out when the book arrived because it's not very big. But after skimming through about half of it and then returning to the beginning, in fairness it's simply concise. No waffle, just one technique after another. Really good stuff. Have tried a few of the keyword analysis tools already and I must say I didn't know there was so much available out there. Searched for the author on Google and he is there repeatedly on page one, just as he maintains in the book. I hope I can do the same with my websites.
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