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Mike McDonald caught up with Jill Whalen the CEO and Founder of High Rankings at SES New York. Whalen gives a few basic tips regarding organic SEO. She also discusses the concept of using social media but says the website needs to be in order before launching a social media campaign. See more of what Jill Whalen has to say in the WebProNews video. Keep watching WebProNews for continuing coverage of SES New York 2008. Tags: High Rankings, Jill Whalen, Mike McDonald, Search, SEO, SES, SES New York 2008, Social Media

Founder and CEO of High Rankings and Co-Founder of SEMNE, Jill Whalen talks with WebProNews about site navigation and menu’s. She gives us tips and a checklist of what you should incorporate into your website. For example, make sure to do keyword research to figure out the key phrases that you want to [...] Tags: High Rankings, Jill Whalen, Kara Ratliff, menu's, SEMNE, SEO, site navigation

WebProNews was fortunate enough to sit down with Founder and CEO of HighRankings, Jill Whalen at PubCon 2007 in Las Vegas. Whalen gives us some tips on how to approach copy writing for search engines. She says the search engines want real copy, copy that answer’s the searcher’s question. Whalen also discusses [...] Tags: HighRankings.com, Jill Whalen, Mike McDonald, PubCon, PubCon 2007 Las Vegas, SEO

Search engine marketing is very broad, and includes many different issues. At the SES conference in New York, Webpronews caught up with Jill Whalen, the CEO and founder of High Rankings, and talked with her about a few of these issues. One of the issues concerning SEO is duplicate content. As Whalen explains, many people [...] Tags: duplicate content, High Rankings, Jill Whalen, robots.txt, SEO, Tags

Should a domain name or website name be changed after it has already been in existence for a while? Some say yes, and some say no. This is just one of the many helpful topics that is being covered at the Search Engine Strategies Conference in New York this week. In our live coverage of [...] Tags: 301 redirect, 302 redirect, Google, Jill Whalen, SES, SES Conference