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I have found a good article about the basics of Social media Optimization for seo newbies. Social Media has become a very important source for marketing if it is done the proper way; sites like Digg, Netscape, Del.icio.us can drive good traffic to your site so content can be easily found, distributed and shared by the participants of the community.

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Having a Blog today has become very important if you are interested in starting your own Business Online. Blogs are a simple way to publish to the Web, they are easy to maintain, you can easily start contact and communicate with others on the same field you are at and are a great tool for Online Marketing.

At SEO Practices we want to share with you a nice list of some of the best resources for you SEO newbies, it will guide you through blogging step by step:

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I have seen quite a few posts lately related to Pay Per Click, so I thought it was important to write about a few basic seo practices for beginners to have in mind when thinking of starting a Pay Per Click Campaign.

The first time I got into PPC was last year when my boss told me we needed to start running a PPC Campaign for a couple new websites, he asked me if I new about it, I of course told him… yes; sure, I know how to do it.

So right after I started to look for information about PPC and found out that it was a way of doing advertising for a Website, through PPC Search Engines, whom will do the marketing for you, some of them are: Google Adwords, Yahoo Search Marketing, Microsoft Ad Center, Miva, Goclick, 7Search, etc.

In order to get clicks from a PPC search engine, you are supposed to register a PPC account with the chosen SE, set keywords to bid for, and manage your PPC account on a regular basis.

Here are some of my recommendations:

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Aaron Walls of Seo Book, wrote a nice guide about the optimal word count and web page copy length.  He outlines the following basic on page optimization practices:

- We should Optimize for user experience, meaning that a page should be optimized for both Search Engines and for user experience, we should write as natural as possible using the keywords we want to rank for and variations of them.

- Our ideas should be structured, which mean we should write dividing the content in several paragraphs with logical sub headers to make the content easy to read.

- There aren’t an exact number of words to be written in a web page copy, we should use as many words as we need to make a clear idea of what we want to say.

- We must considered to develop a personal style.

- Omit needless words.

To read the full article go to: Optimal Word Count & Web Page Copy Length

Tim Nash from Venture Skills posted a comment on my first post on this Blog, inviting us to check his article about Reputation Management. I went on and read the article and found it quite interesting.  It has  basic important recomendations to have in account if you are thinking of developing your own website.  

Tim presents a series of articles for seo beginners with information such us:

• Part 1 – Before you start
• Part 2 – Making your site searchable!
• Part 3 – Preparing for Links
• Part 4 – Link Baiting
• Part 5 – Getting those links

Go on and check his article if you are new to SEO practices: Before you start developing your Website

Welcome to SEO Practices, you will find the latest and best resouces to Search Engine Optimization and Marketing for beginners.

You can check the following:

SEO for Newbies at Netscape.com

SEO for Newbies Articles at Digg.com

SEO for Newbies at Del.icio.us

SEO for Newbies at Squidoo