Mark Nunney

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Mark Nunney (@marknunney) has been a successful professional SEO since 2000 and is CEO of The Website Marketing Company, although (apart from the link in this sentence) he's never optimized their website! He also publishes ThinkingManagers.com, the business management website which he has optimized a bit. With Wordtracker he is committed to teaching 'SEO for profit in the real world'. You can follow Mark Nunney's SEO on Twitter.

Articles by Mark Nunney

  1. What Use Is A Show For SEO?

    What Use Is A Show For SEO? by Mark Nunney, 1 May 2009

    @marknunney and @mald from the @wordtracker team will be at SMX London. To make sure he is spending his time wisely, Mark Nunney challenged show organizer, journalist and SEO practitioner Chris Sherman with the question: What use is a show for SEO? If you like his answers as much as we do then we'll see you at London SMX on 18-19 May.

    Read: What Use Is A Show For SEO?

  2. Interview: Guy Kawasaki Learns About Keyword Research

    Interview: Guy Kawasaki Learns About Keyword Research by Mark Nunney, 6 March 2009

    Ahead of his keynote speech at Search Engine Strategies New York, Guy Kawasaki - the man who could have been king of Yahoo - talks with Mark Nunney about Twitter and his site, Alltop. Guy reveals he doesn't do keyword research (so Mark does some SEO and keyword research for Alltop).

    Read: Guy Kawasaki Interview

  3. Say Hello At SES London & New York

    Say Hello At SES London & New York by Mark Nunney, 13 February 2009

    If you're attending the Search Engine Strategies Conference (SES) at London or New York then say hello to myself and Shahid Awan, Wordtracker's new search evangelist.

    Read: Say Hello At SES London & New York

  4. Microblog Your Way To Success With Twitter – The Ultimate Networking Tool

    Microblog Your Way To Success With Twitter – The Ultimate Networking Tool by Mark Nunney, 2 February 2009

    Twitter is a powerful (micro)blogging site you can use to spread your message around the globe.

    Read: Microblog Your Way To Success With Twitter – The Ultimate Networking Tool

  5. The SEO Pro's Secret Path

    The SEO Pro's Secret Path by Mark Nunney, 18 November 2008

    Your Search Engine Optimization (SEO) should focus on achieving success for the keywords that will deliver the most profit. That seems obvious but how do you find and prioritize those keywords? SEO pro Mark Nunney introduces the process so you can apply it to your own site.

    Read: The SEO Pro's Secret Path

  6. Why SEO For Profit Must Target Groups Of Keywords

    Why SEO For Profit Must Target Groups Of Keywords by Mark Nunney, 17 October 2008

    You know targeting keywords is important, but targeting single keywords with your SEO is unlikely to be profitable – SEO for profit must target groups of keywords. Here we’ll tell you why and explain how.

    Read: Why SEO For Profit Must Target Groups Of Keywords

  7. How To Successfully Optimize A Page For Over 10,000 Keywords

    How To Successfully Optimize A Page For Over 10,000 Keywords by Mark Nunney, 3 September 2008

    A quick guide to optimizing a page for search engines to successfully target over 10,000 keywords.

    Read: How To Successfully Optimize A Page For Over 10,000 Keywords

  8. Website Navigation Optimized For Search Engines by Mark Nunney, 15 August 2007

    Navigation is key to helping users and search engines find what they want and it is essential to search engine optimization (SEO). Here’s a introduction to how to optimize your site’s navigation.

    Read: Website Navigation Optimized For Search Engines

  9. Why Your SEO Should Never Stop by Mark Nunney, 15 August 2007

    You should never stop optimizing your site for search engines as sure as you should never stop marketing. Here’s the why and how of it.

    Read: Why Your SEO Should Never Stop

  10. What is Google Page Rank And How Do I Measure It? by Mark Nunney, 15 August 2007

    Google Page Rank is a rough guide from Google to the popularity of your site's pages according to its inbound links. Although quick, it’s crude and often gives the wrong impression so use alongside other metrics. Here's how to find out your site's Google Page Ranks.

    Read: What Is Google Page Rank And How Do I Measure It?

  11. Website Structure Optimized For Search Engines by Mark Nunney, 15 August 2007

    A website with ambitions to support even a modest business will need to plan for hundreds, soon thousands of pages, and all that content has to be organized for users and search engines or it might be lost to them both.

    Read: Website Structure Optimized For Search Engines

  12. Tracking Your Site Visitor Statistics by Mark Nunney, 15 August 2007

    Use site statistics analysis software to monitor your site’s visitors, referrers, sales and other ‘wanted actions’ like newsletter sign-ups etc.

    Read: Tracking Your Site Visitor Statistics

  13. Using Alexa Rank To Measure Your Site's Performance by Mark Nunney, 15 August 2007

    Alexa Rank ranks your site's popularity in visitor numbers as measured by those who have used Alexa’s toolbar. It's also great for spying on competitors' sites.

    Read: Using Alexa Rank to Measure Your Site's Performance

  14. How To Monitor Your SERPs Rankings by Mark Nunney, 15 August 2007

    To get visitors from search engines, your website's pages need to be listed and seen on page one of Search Engines' Results Pages (SERPs). That means you need to track your sites' SERPs for target keywords. Here’s how.

    Read: How To Monitor Your SERPs Rankings

  15. How To Find Out How Many Pages On Your Site Are Indexed By Google by Mark Nunney, 15 August 2007

    Every site owner needs to know that Google has indexed all their site's pages. Here's how to find out.

    Read: How To Find Out How Many Pages On Your Site Are Indexed By Google

  16. How To Count Your Site's Inbound Links by Mark Nunney, 15 August 2007

    Inbound links are links from other sites to yours, and they are crucial in all but the least competitive of markets (and even in those you need some links). You therefore need to know how many inbound links your site has.

    Read: How To Count Your Site's Inbound Links