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	<description>Search Engine Optimization notes for Non-Techies!</description>
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		<title>Using Advanced Segmentation tools in Google Analytics</title>
		<description>Google Analytics can be overwhelming at times. Once your traffic begins to cross a certain limit - say a 100 unique visitors a day after removing PPC visits, you need to fine tune that data and figure out the broad classes of visitors that are coming to your site. For ...</description>
		<link>http://www.seonotes.com/using-advanced-segmentation-tools-in-google-analytics/</link>
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		<title>Canonical URLs</title>
		<description>Webmasters often face a prickly problem when it comes to people linking to them or when using dynamic URLs. Sometimes, it's necessary to show the same content using two URLs. For example, a product can be classified in two different ways and depending on the path the user has taken, ...</description>
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		<title>Noindex vs Nofollow</title>
		<description>There's quite a bit of confusion prevailing in the web community between the meta tags noindex and nofollow. People have been wondering what the implications are for the various combinations. So this post aims to clear this up.
To start off with "index, follow" is the default behavior. The "index" meta ...</description>
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