Comments for Smart SEO Blog http://blog.smartpagerank.com PageRank, SEO, Alexa, Google, Optimization, SEM, .... Fri, 25 Jul 2008 07:36:30 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6-beta1 Comment on Are You Ready For A Lifelong Engagement? by Bonnie http://blog.smartpagerank.com/2008/07/19/are-you-ready-for-a-lifelong-engagement/#comment-1087 Bonnie Wed, 23 Jul 2008 15:08:07 +0000 http://blog.smartpagerank.com/?p=200#comment-1087 Gotta tell you - I overlooked this blog before because of the ring - thought it was something else. But - I am not ready to outsource my SEO - working my little fingers to the bone! Gotta tell you - I overlooked this blog before because of the ring - thought it was something else. But - I am not ready to outsource my SEO - working my little fingers to the bone!

]]> Comment on Blogging – Your Answer To SEO Needs? by Business Networking http://blog.smartpagerank.com/2008/07/21/blogging-%e2%80%93-your-answer-to-seo-needs/#comment-1082 Business Networking Tue, 22 Jul 2008 01:42:39 +0000 http://blog.smartpagerank.com/?p=203#comment-1082 Good advice. I think an interesting blog also helps to sell products. You read the blog and afterward you believe the author is the expert and you are ready to buy. If the content sucks, then you don't finish reading and you don't buy. Good advice. I think an interesting blog also helps to sell products. You read the blog and afterward you believe the author is the expert and you are ready to buy. If the content sucks, then you don’t finish reading and you don’t buy.

]]> Comment on Google Keyword Tool May Not Be Really Useful by Dan Blackburn http://blog.smartpagerank.com/2008/07/17/google-keyword-tool-may-not-be-really-useful/#comment-1078 Dan Blackburn Sun, 20 Jul 2008 16:09:03 +0000 http://blog.smartpagerank.com/?p=197#comment-1078 I think the number estimates have to be better than the old green bars. At least you can see a difference between all the maxed out keywords now. As a free tool, the adwords tool is not bad. I think giving estimate numbers over graphical display is an improvement. I think the number estimates have to be better than the old green bars. At least you can see a difference between all the maxed out keywords now. As a free tool, the adwords tool is not bad. I think giving estimate numbers over graphical display is an improvement.

]]> Comment on So You Want To Outsource? by Real Estate - NW Georgia http://blog.smartpagerank.com/2008/04/12/so-you-want-to-outsource/#comment-1077 Real Estate - NW Georgia Sun, 20 Jul 2008 12:10:14 +0000 http://blog.smartpagerank.com/2008/04/12/so-you-want-to-outsource/#comment-1077 Use clerks in the office with my oversight. Use clerks in the office with my oversight.

]]> Comment on SEO’s Future by Real Estate - NW Georgia http://blog.smartpagerank.com/2008/07/02/seo%e2%80%99s-future/#comment-1076 Real Estate - NW Georgia Sun, 20 Jul 2008 12:09:18 +0000 http://blog.smartpagerank.com/?p=182#comment-1076 Never heard of him either. Never heard of him either.

]]> Comment on Google Keyword Tool May Not Be Really Useful by Bill Jackson http://blog.smartpagerank.com/2008/07/17/google-keyword-tool-may-not-be-really-useful/#comment-1074 Bill Jackson Sun, 20 Jul 2008 05:50:21 +0000 http://blog.smartpagerank.com/?p=197#comment-1074 What is the HIPAA Privacy Rule and how does it relate to Senior Health Care? Chances are that you have heard of HIPAA and know that it is related to health care information. Ever wonder what that privacy policy form at the doctor's office was for? Wonder no more because here you will find out what you need to know about HIPAA and how it affects seniors. HIPAA is the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act. It was passed by Congress in 1996 to protect the rights of Americans to have health insurance despite their job status and to have their health information remain private. It consists of two parts, Title I and Title II. The HIPPA Privacy Rule is part of Title II. So what are the provisions of this rule and how does it affect my elderly loved one's care? The HIPPA Privacy Rule regulates how PHI (Protected Health Information) can be used or disclosed. PHI is defined as information that can be tied to an individual regarding their health status, health care provisions, and payment for health services. This includes any part of a patient's health records or payment history. It does allow health care providers to release PHI when necessary to allow for treatment or payment but it requires that only the minimum amount of information be released to complete the needed transaction. Patients have to be notified when their information is disclosed and they must receive a disclosure of their rights under HIPAA-that is that form that you are given at the doctor's office. Overall, HIPAA makes sure that your PHI is kept private, released only when absolutely necessary and that you are kept informed of its status/release. HIPAA is applied to certain covered entities which include hospitals and medical doctors. Senior Health Care is affected because it helps the patient remain informed of all things related to their health information. Covered entities do include senior health care providers like home health care providers, assisted living facilities, and nursing homes. If the facility is following HIPAA guidelines, your loved one's information will always be kept confidential and they will be kept informed at all times. Look for a senior care provider that follows the HIPAA guidelines so that you can feel your PHI is safe at all times. Home Health Senior Care can provide you access to a network of senior health care professionals who are qualified to meet all of your health care needs. Contact us today to find out how! www.homehealthseniorcare.com What is the HIPAA Privacy Rule and how does it relate to Senior Health Care?
Chances are that you have heard of HIPAA and know that it is related to health care information. Ever wonder what that privacy policy form at the doctor’s office was for? Wonder no more because here you will find out what you need to know about HIPAA and how it affects seniors.

HIPAA is the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act. It was passed by Congress in 1996 to protect the rights of Americans to have health insurance despite their job status and to have their health information remain private. It consists of two parts, Title I and Title II. The HIPPA Privacy Rule is part of Title II. So what are the provisions of this rule and how does it affect my elderly loved one’s care?

The HIPPA Privacy Rule regulates how PHI (Protected Health Information) can be used or disclosed. PHI is defined as information that can be tied to an individual regarding their health status, health care provisions, and payment for health services. This includes any part of a patient’s health records or payment history. It does allow health care providers to release PHI when necessary to allow for treatment or payment but it requires that only the minimum amount of information be released to complete the needed transaction. Patients have to be notified when their information is disclosed and they must receive a disclosure of their rights under HIPAA-that is that form that you are given at the doctor’s office. Overall, HIPAA makes sure that your PHI is kept private, released only when absolutely necessary and that you are kept informed of its status/release.

HIPAA is applied to certain covered entities which include hospitals and medical doctors. Senior Health Care is affected because it helps the patient remain informed of all things related to their health information. Covered entities do include senior health care providers like home health care providers, assisted living facilities, and nursing homes. If the facility is following HIPAA guidelines, your loved one’s information will always be kept confidential and they will be kept informed at all times.

Look for a senior care provider that follows the HIPAA guidelines so that you can feel your PHI is safe at all times. Home Health Senior Care can provide you access to a network of senior health care professionals who are qualified to meet all of your health care needs. Contact us today to find out how!

http://www.homehealthseniorcare.com

]]> Comment on Google Keyword Tool May Not Be Really Useful by Hayabusa Parts http://blog.smartpagerank.com/2008/07/17/google-keyword-tool-may-not-be-really-useful/#comment-1072 Hayabusa Parts Sat, 19 Jul 2008 16:25:11 +0000 http://blog.smartpagerank.com/?p=197#comment-1072 I use the SEOBook keyword tool. It gives a little more info than just google. I'm not sure if it is any better or worse than the adwords tool. But I do use this information for finding long tail keywords. DT I use the SEOBook keyword tool. It gives a little more info than just google. I’m not sure if it is any better or worse than the adwords tool. But I do use this information for finding long tail keywords.

DT

]]> Comment on Google Keyword Tool May Not Be Really Useful by IT Governance Blog http://blog.smartpagerank.com/2008/07/17/google-keyword-tool-may-not-be-really-useful/#comment-1071 IT Governance Blog Sat, 19 Jul 2008 16:04:06 +0000 http://blog.smartpagerank.com/?p=197#comment-1071 What I noticed is that the counts it shows are way higher than the counts the other tools show. By a factor of 10 in many cases. Does this mean the other tools were not accurate? What I noticed is that the counts it shows are way higher than the counts the other tools show. By a factor of 10 in many cases. Does this mean the other tools were not accurate?

]]> Comment on What Are Long Tail Keywords? by Nigerian Entrepreneur http://blog.smartpagerank.com/2008/07/15/what-are-long-tail-keywords/#comment-1066 Nigerian Entrepreneur Wed, 16 Jul 2008 17:08:38 +0000 http://blog.smartpagerank.com/?p=194#comment-1066 @business networking Long tail keywords are easier to be used within contents e.g. in forum posts, however, it will be considered spamming if used in comments. But the point made in the post is quite valid, the competition for them is low so the benefit is worth considering. @business networking
Long tail keywords are easier to be used within contents e.g. in forum posts, however, it will be considered spamming if used in comments. But the point made in the post is quite valid, the competition for them is low so the benefit is worth considering.

]]> Comment on What Are Long Tail Keywords? by business networking http://blog.smartpagerank.com/2008/07/15/what-are-long-tail-keywords/#comment-1062 business networking Tue, 15 Jul 2008 18:20:59 +0000 http://blog.smartpagerank.com/?p=194#comment-1062 Do you link build for long tail keywords the same way you do for short tail keywords? It seems more difficult to use anchor text that is 6 words long. Any advice on this? Do you link build for long tail keywords the same way you do for short tail keywords? It seems more difficult to use anchor text that is 6 words long. Any advice on this?

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