By JOHN HOLLOWAY at Search Engine Journal
With the launch of Panda, SEOs are more nervous than ever when it comes to their site’s survival in the search results. The mood has become more and more tense with many publishers scrambling to “fix” their pages in hopes of redemption. People are reading horror stories of seemingly innocent websites being affected by Panda. How can you be sure that you won’t find yourself in this same situation?
Whether you are an in-house or freelance SEO, altering your approach to search marketing can help you increase your chances of surviving or recovering from a Panda update. Here are a few things to take into consideration when planning your approach.








Everyone is different when it comes to interests, education, skill levels in different industries, etc. One of the biggest mistakes I see businesses and bloggers making is limiting their audience. If you want your content to do well or you want your sales copy to help you convert you have to write for multiple demographics and audiences at the same time. To make a sale or to pick up another fan you have to create trust and the best way to create trust is to meet the particular needs of the reader.
“Why can’t you just give me a straight answer?”
In April, 1976 Apple was founded by Steve Jobs, Steve Wozniak, and Ronald Wayne. Shortly thereafter they began selling the Apple I. In the thirty-six years since, Apple has released hundreds of products. Some have been flops. Others have revolutionized – or even created – entire markets.






