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Optimization For Google Dictionary
By Lee Odden
Expert Author
Article Date: 2006-02-18
graywolf has made some good observations about definitions appearing above the organic search results in Google.
For example, if I search Google for, "what is plantar fasciitis" it returns:
Where the first entry is a Google dictionary item. When you click on it, 5 links to different definitions are displayed. The link in the first position is what gets displayed on the main search results page.
One thing I noticed, and it could be a cooincidence, is that all the pages listed had "Glossary" in the title tag, high up on the page and in the url.
Barry follows up and shares some background along with his thoughts on how to optimize content for Google Dictionary.
About the Author:
Lee Odden is President and Founder of
TopRank Online Marketing, specializing in organic SEO, blog
marketing and online public relations. He's been cited as a search
marketing expert by publications including U.S. News & World Report and
The Economist and has implemented successful search marketing programs
with top BtoB companies of all sizes. Odden shares his marketing
expertise at Online Marketing Blog offering
daily news, interviews and best practices.
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