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What is different from seo and sem in web site technologies?
By admin | September 14, 2010
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Help!: What is different from seo and sem in web site technologies?
Rainy:The pictures have nothing to do with the content!!
This term used in search engine like yahoo, google, etc , etc.
The answer in the following:
Answer by stevewiilliams@ymail.com
They’re more or less the same thing really.
SEO is Search Engine Optimization.
SEM is Search Engine Marketing.
Both are terms used to describe the process of building your website around the idea of getting as high as you possibly can in the search results in popular search engines.
This can be quite tricky at times but you should start by making an investigation into ‘tags’, not to be confused with HTML tags, which are keywords picked up by search engines.
Make sure your website has these keywords so that if someone searches for something that can be found on your website a link will appear in the search results to your site
Answer by David D
SEO involves trying to make a page appear higher in search results (there are two ways to do this, try to cheat (get short term benefits, then long term penalties) and by just making the page better).
SEM involves paying search engines for advertising slots beside results.
Answer by Sherlly McKevin
its very big different.. just read an article about seo and sem 
Answer by Harmony C
Search Engine Optimization (SEO) is the term used for making sure that your web pages contain the correct content in the correct areas (i.e. Title Tags, Image Alt Tags, Image Title Tags as well as Meta data) in the right way so that the search bot (computer) reading your pages knows it is about those key words that are going to be used by people searching for what you have to offer.
SEM – Search Engine Marketing involves a great deal more than your own website. In my humble opinion, investing in Search Engine Marketing efforts prior to optimizing your website is not smart. If you really want long term results from your search engine marketing efforts you need to make sure your website delivers what you are telling the search engines it delivers.
Search Engine Marketing is the coordination of multiple web based and other resources to drive traffic to your website. It is the process of making sure there are links to your site from other appropriate websites (not link farms). There are many free ways to optimize your search engine marketing if you are willing to take the time and learn the tools such as a Facebook Fan Page, LinkedIn Page, Twitter Page, Blog and many more. If you would like to learn more you can visit my blog at http://www.sitebuildernowblog.com or my website http://www.sitebuildernow.net.
Answer by R. M
They’re very different things.
In practical terms:
SEO (search engine optimization) means tweaking your site (and other factors) so that you show up as high as possible in UNPAID search engine results.
SEM (search engine marketing) means paying for advertising that appears alongside the normal (unpaid) results in search engines.
Answer by HVASCO
SEO is a part of SEM
SEM = search engine marketing covering different aspect of online marketing including but not limited to banner advertising, email marketing, seo, paid advertising in search engines. Where as
SEO – search engine optimization, which is a part of SEM, that involves the process of ranking higher in organic results if search engine on related keywords to your website
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Using Web Technologies in Consumer-Driven Healthcare for Transparency, Decision Support and Health Promotion
Internet technology is playing an increasingly important role in consumer-driven healthcare, a phrase that refers to the healthcare industry’s challenge to consumers to make their own decisions regarding which health plan they belong to and which providers they visit. The Internet allows consumers easy access to the information necessary for them to exert greater control over their own health and the healthcare services they access.
To discuss the crucial role of Web technologies in the success of consumer-driven healthcare, the Healthcare Intelligence Network (HIN) is sponsoring “Using Web Technologies in Consumer-Driven Healthcare for Transparency, Decision Support and Health Promotion,” a live interactive audio conference on January 25, 2007, at 1:30 p.m. Eastern time. During this 90-minute audio conference, industry experts will provide an overview of how healthcare organizations are providing online tools to ensure that consumers have the information they need to not only take more responsibility for their health status, but also to get the right treatment at the right time at the right place.
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Internet technology is playing an increasingly important role in consumer-driven healthcare, a phrase that refers to the healthcare industry’s challenge to consumers to make their own decisions regarding which health plan they belong to and which providers they visit. The Internet allows consumers easy access to the information necessary for them to exert greater control over their own health and the healthcare services they access.
To discuss the crucial role of Web technologies in the success of consumer-driven healthcare, the Healthcare Intelligence Network (HIN) is sponsoring “Using Web Technologies in Consumer-Driven Healthcare for Transparency, Decision Support and Health Promotion,” a live interactive audio conference on January 25, 2007, at 1:30 p.m. Eastern time. During this 90-minute audio conference, industry experts will provide an overview of how healthcare organizations are providing online tools to ensure that consumers have the information they need to not only take more responsibility for their health status, but also to get the right treatment at the right time at the right place. For more information, please visit
http://www.hin.com/cgi-local/link/news/pl.cgi?webtech07pr
Scheduled to present during this 90-minute audio conference are Kim Bellard, vice president of e-marketing and customer relationship management for Highmark Inc., and John Mills, director of product management with HIP Health Plans. They will describe how their organizations are using Web technologies to support their consumer-driven healthcare plan’s needs for transparency, decision support and health promotion. They will offer details on:
Understanding e-based strategies for decision support tools for consumers
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“The use of the Web in the communication of information to patients and healthcare providers is becoming increasingly important,” explains Melanie Matthews, HIN executive vice president and chief operating officer. “Sites that offer quick and easily accessible information on healthcare plans, available services and the latest health news allow patients and plan members to make the most informed decisions regarding their healthcare. The Internet is an invaluable resource that increases the lines of communication, reduces confusion and is leading to the highest education and satisfaction rates.”
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