Offpage Optimization

• Hosting of Google sitemap
• Website submission to all leading search engines having global data base.
• Submission to country specific search engines having country related data base
• Submission to general directories
• Submission to product specific directories
• Submission to country specific directories
• Trade lead posting

Onpage Optimization :

• Pre Optimization Report
• Key word research
• Competitors website analysis
  
• Rewriting robot friendly text
• H1 H2 Tags Optimization
• Title Tag Optimization
• Meta Tag Optimization
• Key words Optimization
• Alt Tag Optimization
• Website structure Optimization
• Body text and content Optimization
• Sitemap for link Optimization

Seo Methodology

• Offline/off page Optimization
• Online/on page Optimization
• Position Monitoring

Seo Methodology

• Offline/off page Optimization
• Online/on page Optimization
• Position Monitoring

Keyword optimization

Search engine optimization (SEO) is about adding finely tuned keywords and phrases to your pages so that you can bring as many relevant visitors to your site as possible. Web site optimization (WSO) is the process of optimizing web sites for maximum speed, which ideally includes SEO as part of the optimization process. WSO and SEO are often used interchangeably, but they are different. WSO is an umbrella term that can optionally incorporate SEO, while SEO is devoted solely to raising search engine relevance to acquire relevant visitors. Now that we've got that straightened out, let's look at what we'll cover in this chapter.

To fully optimize a web site, you need to optimize its keywords. Although the focus of this book is on speed optimization, it's important that you optimize your keywords so that your audience can find your site. A lightning-fast web site won't succeed if no one can find it. This chapter summarizes keyword selection and placement techniques that you can use to maximize the search engine positioning of your site.

key word optimization guide lines:

• Determine your keyword phrases
• Sort by popularity
• Refine and combine keyword phrases
• Sorty by popularity again (repeat steps 2 and 3 as needed)
• Write a title using your top two to three phrases
• Write a description meta tag
• Write a keywords meta tag
• Add keywords into key tags and attributes, and mix well
• Submit to search engines
• Watch the hits roll in

Top 10 Terms for WebSiteOptimization:

• web site optimization
• web page optimization
• html optimization
• graphics optimization
• web speed
• performance tuning
• java script optimization*
• fast web sites
• download time
• improved usability

search engine life cycle

on page optimization(se0)
off page optimization(sem)

1.onpage: keword research,html tags optimization,meta tags,alt tags,header tags,
meta title, meta description,meta key words,key word optimization, competitive analysis, sitemap(xml)(html)

local search engines

guruji

global search engines

google,yahoo, msn

Optimize Your META Tags

META tags are hidden code read only by search engine webcrawlers (also called spiders). They live within the HEAD section of a web page. There are actually 2 very important META tags you need to worry about: description and keywords. Meta tags summarize what the site is about, and despite some SEO controversy, they still play an instrumental role in meta-based search engines. The META tags you need to be the most concerned about are:

1. description
2. keywords

Sequencing of these tags may be extremely important. I say "may" because SEO is mostly hypothesis due to the changing algorithms of the search engines. Even though the W3C states that tag attributes do not have to be in any particular sequence, I've noticed a significant difference when I have the tags and attributes in the order described here. The only deviation from the list above is that the Title tag should come before the META description.

What is Usenet

Usenet came into existence when only Unix was used to exchange and transfer information on the Internet. Its use was limited to universities, local bodies, educational institutions, etc. Usenet is equivalent to news groups, discussion boards, information exchange ideas, subject groups, etc. where some people get together to discuss a common subject or a problem.

You need to become a part of a group or form a group for the purpose of putting your advertisement. Usenet generally encourages informative alerts or notices which are non profit to be put on their board. However, where the discussions are strictly of non-profit nature you are not allowed to post more than one each week, that too not very flashy.

You can use your advertisement simply worded on Usenet. Though there are many Usenet users who consider advertising on this media violation of the usefulness of this media, there have been special arrangements made for people meaning to advertise for commercial purpose on Usenet.