Comments on: Using Google Alerts to Understand Google SEO http://www.geekestateblog.com/using-google-alerts-to-understand-google-seo/ Thu, 09 Feb 2012 16:38:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Denny Oh http://www.geekestateblog.com/using-google-alerts-to-understand-google-seo/#comment-1307 Denny Oh Tue, 30 Oct 2007 05:17:18 +0000 http://www.geekestateblog.com/using-google-alerts-to-understand-google-seo/#comment-1307 Another great way to use Google Alerts is to set them up for your name, website, or anything else you're focused on (i.e. "Downtown San Diego Real Estate," or "Real Estate Trends"...). Also, be sure to use quotes to filter out all the other matches. This way you can see if someone's referenced your blog, or mentioned you, or anything else you want to keep current on. Another great way to use Google Alerts is to set them up for your name, website, or anything else you’re focused on (i.e. “Downtown San Diego Real Estate,” or “Real Estate Trends”…). Also, be sure to use quotes to filter out all the other matches. This way you can see if someone’s referenced your blog, or mentioned you, or anything else you want to keep current on.

]]> By: Ken @ Realivent http://www.geekestateblog.com/using-google-alerts-to-understand-google-seo/#comment-1302 Ken @ Realivent Mon, 29 Oct 2007 22:37:24 +0000 http://www.geekestateblog.com/using-google-alerts-to-understand-google-seo/#comment-1302 Yes, Marian definitely has a great application of Google Alerts. It also makes a difference if the alert is set for: 1. address only 2. address plus city 3. address plus city and state 4. other combination ? All will give some slightly different results so it would be interesting to see which variation is most popular when someone is Googling a property... Yes, Marian definitely has a great application of Google Alerts. It also makes a difference if the alert is set for:
1. address only
2. address plus city
3. address plus city and state
4. other combination ?

All will give some slightly different results so it would be interesting to see which variation is most popular when someone is Googling a property…

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