BOULDER, CO -   We have just expanded our pool of skilled professionals to best accomplish quality service for rapidly increasing customer needs.

“Growth requires us to add new talent to our team, so that we can maintain high quality SEO services,” says Ali Husayni, President and CEO of Master Google. “We have doubled our client base and revenue each year, for five years straight. It is clear that our services are in demand, and we are strategically mapping out a growth plan so that each of our clients continually receives the best Google SEO services and highest satisfaction.”

The most recent expansion enhances the Google ranking services that provide customers with SEO blog copy, press releases and links to optimize websites. SEO expert Husayni says the additional roles are an SEO writer, an administrative clerk to address the increasing amount of work involved with link building, contracts, blogs and rankings, and an IT site optimization professional. They are:

Mary Shawn Toothman, a journalist with a background in business writing, corporate business analysis, newspaper and magazine writing, who is contributing to the company in the role of SEO writer. An honors graduate of the University of South Florida with a degree in English, she creates compelling news releases and blogs designed to optimize Google rankings.

Kitchran Candace Castello, who has a bachelor’s degree from the University of the     Southern Caribbean, Trinidad. The institution is affiliated with Michigan’s Andrew University, in the U.S. Her responsibilities include clerical tasks, link building and quality control in client records, links and page rankings.

Muhammad Nakhid,  who is finalizing his education at the University of the Southern Caribbean, Trinidad and Tobago in business, and computing with an emphasis on software. He has taught science at the National Institute of Higher Education, Research Science and Technology (NIHERST).  His background in computer repair and technology will provide great benefit to the company in his role working with website optimization and technical issues.

“We currently serve over 500 clients across the globe,” Husayni says. “Our professional employees and contractors meet daily challenges in maintaining the fast pace of work necessary to satisfy clients. To keep a strong focus on SEO clients, we outsource website design and development services. As we continue to receive a high volume of inquiries from
companies interested in our services, we will continue to seek out new talent at a steady,
well-planned pace, to maintain an experienced, well-trained employee base.”

Google marketing company Master Google is well-known for its “top of Google” guarantee, which promises a client’s website will make it to the top of Google’s search within a few months for the primary key word – or the client’s money will be refunded.

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BOULDER, CO -   All Internet users have experienced the frustration of clicking on a Web link to find information, only to be disappointed by a message such as “Page Not Found.” SEO expert Ali Husayni, of Master Google, offers tips on how companies can avoid disappointed customers – and Google ranking drops – because of broken links.

Husayni, President and CEO of the Google SEO company, offers insight into broken links and solutions to avoid them. “If a page is listed with Google and other Web pages on the Internet link to it or the site itself, yet the page is later removed, it creates a negative experience for web surfers,” Husayni says. “When they click on the link, they reach a dead end – Such as ‘404 Error — Page Not Found.’  Google wants to improve people’s experiences on the Web, and frowns upon sites that send people nowhere.”

It is a frustrating dilemma when someone is interested in gaining information about a topic that’s posted, yet when they try to click on the link the page has been removed.

One solution can be to ask hosts of sites that link to the page you want to remove to update their links. However, this could be difficult at times if you do not have a relationship with the host site.
“Google rankings of sites with broken links are negatively impacted,” says Husayni, an SEO expert. “It could take months to regain prior, higher rankings after they have been lost. This occurs particularly when a removed page is listed within the Google XML Sitemap.”

According to Google’s Webmaster Central information pages, Sitemaps provide a way to inform Google about pages on your site that may not be discovered otherwise. An XML Sitemap is a list of your Website pages. Developing and submitting a Sitemap helps ensure that Google knows about all of your site’s pages, including URLs that might not be discoverable by way of Google’s usual crawling process.

To avoid negative results from broken links, try not to ever remove a page from your site – however this is not always easy to do, Husayni says. And if one is removed, use a 301 redirect to tell Google spiders that the page is removed.

Google recommends that if you need to change a page’s URL as shown in the search engine results, that you use a server-side 301 redirect. Google’s Webmaster Central information pages say this is an ideal way to ensure that users and search engines are directed to the right page. The 301 status code means the page has moved permanently to a new location.

The 301 redirects are most useful if you have moved your site to a new domain, and want to make the most seamless transition. When people reach your site through different URLs, if your home page can be reached in many ways, then it is good to select one of the URLs as a preferred (canonical) destination, and use 301 redirects to send traffic from other URLs to the preferred URL. You may use Webmaster Tools to set your preferred domain.

It also is helpful to use 301 redirects if you are merging two websites and want to make sure that links to outdated URLs are redirected to the right pages.

To implement a 301 redirect for Websites hosted on servers running Apache, you will need access to your server’s .htaccess file. If you are unsure about your access or server software, check with your web host.  You may consult the Apache Tutorial and the Apache URL Rewriting Guide for more information, Google advises on its Webmaster Central pages. If your site is hosted on a server running other software, check with your host for details.

Addressing the issue of broken links is worth the time and effort to resolve. It can help avoid frustration from customers who visit your site and prevent drops in rankings.

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