descriptions

In a recent study looking at the "descriptions" of website search engine listings, we have noticed that your main SERP listing is being manipulated by Alexa.com.

No one could ever accuse Google of letting their services become stagnant. The company, much like their competitors, is constantly looking for ways to improve their existing products. This MO even applies to their primary moneymaker: the Google advertising system, which consists of AdWords and AdSense.

Just when I finally stopped getting the dreaded "Do I need commas or no commas in my Meta keyword tag" question, there's been a new stream of Meta tag questions being asked at the forum and in my email box.

Vivid and clear descriptions make stories come alive. Concrete and specific details paint a more memorable picture for your reader.

This store has some cute items in it. I think it could do quite well, but agree that it does need a bit of tweaking and adjusting.