New Google SEO Tips for 2009

As you know SEO is a highly dynamic game. Google is constantly changing their algorithms and in turn your approach to SEO needs to be unprejudiced as constantly changing. Results will not always be based on the number of links you have, the key words or key phrases for your webpage, or other current SEO techniques that proved viable in 2008. I’m going to give you some new Google SEO tips for 2009.

The first thing that you need to understand is that the way that search engines, such as Google, behave is going to be changing drastically in 2009. New algorithms will be in state that will give each user a different set of search results based on their past browsing and searching history. Because of this you will not be able to beat number one on Google, for everyone, for your desired key phrase as in the past. This in itself presents a very tricky situation for search engine optimization.

In addition to this search engines, such as Google, will be looking at your IP address and cookies to decide where in the world you are, to geo target you, as well as what country’s websites you frequent most often. This will likely cause more advanced Internet browsers to constantly delete their cookies so that they may obtain a broader search evil.

Because of this one of the only sure ways to keep your website as king is to regularly add new content. This is even true today, unique and modern content help out with your rankings in Google. There is, however, a lot of speculation that video and even audio content will be the new target of Google. This means producing your own unique YouTube videos and incorporating them liberally into your websites. In addition most contain the duplicate content will not only hurt your search engine rankings, but if it exists in a high enough density, may actually get you deindexed from major search engines like Google.

So this is the new Google at 2009 and some tips on new SEO strategies to cope with the ever changing world of search engine optimization and search engine rankings.