Today’s post is brief but celebratory - we officially have one hundred posts full of valuable SEO tips and advice on the SEOGroup blog.

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This week is blended search week on our SEO company blog, and of course, you can’t discuss blended search without understanding the various types of results that you might get, depending on the sort of query you have.  Without further ado:

Last Thursday we talked a little about blended search and how the search engine result mix has changed over time.   Today, our SEO company will cover search landscapes, how to analyze them, and most importantly how to use them to your optimization advantage.

This week our SEO company is looking at search engine optimization and online marketing through the eyes of two of Britain’s most well-known exports, David and Victoria Beckham. First of all, both of them would likely be incredibly dedicated to learning new search marketing techniques; after all, David Beckham was known for the fact that he “practiced with a discipline to achieve an accuracy that other players wouldn’t care about“, to quote his former manager at Manchester United, Alex Ferguson.

One of the more common questions our SEO company encounters is this query: “when someone clicks on my website (or competitor site, for that matter), does the click-through help improve the site’s ranking in the search results”?

As always, here are our SEO company’s favorite articles and blog posts this week:

GrokDotCom points out that offline reps need to care about the online experience.

Oprah is quite possibly the world’s most famous Chicago resident, at the moment at least.  Therefore, our Chicago SEO company is looking at search engine optimization and online marketing through the eyes of Oprah. 

Our SEO company often encounters other online marketing consultants that don’t exactly follow the best practices of SEO; in fact, one could say that they are committing one of these fatal errors - or one of the seven deadly sins of SEO as detailed after the jump.

When most people learn to write, they learn never (or hardly ever) to repeat themselves - redundancy is always considered a negative and repeating words is discouraged.  However, for search engine optimization purposes repetition of keywords is a necessary evil - but fortunately, our SEO company understands how to use repetition to our creative copywriting advantage.

As always, here are our SEO company’s favorite links of the week:

SEO by the Sea discusses how search engines might use images to rank webpages.