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Monday, April 20, 2009
Sunday, April 12, 2009
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Thursday, April 9, 2009
Title Tags
- The Title of your page is the single most important place to have your keywords.
- Your Title Tags should contain 6-7 words (i.e. 50-70 characters). This includes spaces, hyphens, commas, etc.
- Do not repeat keyword in your Title Tag is a bad idea.
- Insert keywords within the Title Tag, so that search engine robots will know what your page is about.
- Use concise phrases. | Make every word count. | Use the 'vertical bar' character to separate phrases.
- The goal is to make Titles that make people click and make use of your primary keywords for each page.
- Optimize each page with its own unique Title Tag.
- Title Tag must be free of spelling and grammar errors.
- Use most important keywords in your Title Tag.
- Make the Title Tag look like a natural sentence.
Saturday, February 21, 2009
Google Page Rank is it relevant to your websites placement
Google Page Rank is a website score that represents how important a websites relevance is in the category of business they represent. Google gets this score from measuring the amount of quality links pointing to your site from other websites with the same relevance. If you have a link to your website from another website with a Google Page Rank of 5 and is relevant to the subject matter your company represents, then Google sees that as a quality link. If you can get your link on a homepage of a high ranking website that is relevant to yours, then you will get a higher score than putting it on a sub page of the site which will usually get a lower Page Rank.
Google usually makes a major Page Rank update every three to four months. Its servers around the globe have to compare there information and the Page Rank is not complete until all of Googles servers have been updated with the new Page Rank scores.
The Page Rank is measured from 1 to ten one being the lowest score and ten being the highest you can have. New sites and sites that have not had any search engine optimization applied to them will have a score of 0. If you use Mozilla Firefox for browsing you can install a new add called SEO Quake. This tool will allow you to see how many links you have in Google and Yahoo. It will show you the sites page rank and when the site was registered. You can do a search in Google for new music for example. The free results will show up with all the link info and page rank score below the text listing. You can compare all the sites for yourself and can make a partial determination that the Google Page Rank is still a large factor is determining your placement for targeted keywords in the free listings.
I currently manage the SEO campaigns for 27 successful websites and have noticed my Google placement on all staying consistent in their positions as Yahoo and MSN positions continue to rise. Google has made several updates on my back link quality and count on each site but I see little movement in the sites placement since April when the last PR update was performed. The page rank is more than just a number and if it is that irrelevant than Google has not made many other major updates on its server since April either.
Just remember, optimize your site for your customers first and for the search engines second. You can get plenty of traffic using the wrong keywords but visitors will see your site is not what they were looking for when they get there. A few quality back links are more relevant than a bunch of non relevant back links. Use common sense and consider what your customers are looking for and what they expect to see when they get to your website.
Google usually makes a major Page Rank update every three to four months. Its servers around the globe have to compare there information and the Page Rank is not complete until all of Googles servers have been updated with the new Page Rank scores.
The Page Rank is measured from 1 to ten one being the lowest score and ten being the highest you can have. New sites and sites that have not had any search engine optimization applied to them will have a score of 0. If you use Mozilla Firefox for browsing you can install a new add called SEO Quake. This tool will allow you to see how many links you have in Google and Yahoo. It will show you the sites page rank and when the site was registered. You can do a search in Google for new music for example. The free results will show up with all the link info and page rank score below the text listing. You can compare all the sites for yourself and can make a partial determination that the Google Page Rank is still a large factor is determining your placement for targeted keywords in the free listings.
I currently manage the SEO campaigns for 27 successful websites and have noticed my Google placement on all staying consistent in their positions as Yahoo and MSN positions continue to rise. Google has made several updates on my back link quality and count on each site but I see little movement in the sites placement since April when the last PR update was performed. The page rank is more than just a number and if it is that irrelevant than Google has not made many other major updates on its server since April either.
Just remember, optimize your site for your customers first and for the search engines second. You can get plenty of traffic using the wrong keywords but visitors will see your site is not what they were looking for when they get there. A few quality back links are more relevant than a bunch of non relevant back links. Use common sense and consider what your customers are looking for and what they expect to see when they get to your website.
Sunday, February 8, 2009
On site optimization Methods ::: [ On Page Optimization ]
Homepage Optimization
* Meta tags placement
* Content fixing
* Monthly Manual Update to Optimized Content
* Fixing the text links
* Optimized Navigational Structure
* Site map for better crawling of your site
* Descriptive site map creation
* Link resource page creation
* Link exchange page creation
* Image Optimization
* SEO Copywriting
* Spell Checking
* HTML Validation Checking
* Browser Compatibility checking
* Website Load time checking
* Creation of robots file
* MOD_Rewrite / URL rewrite for Dynamic sites for better search engine crawling
* Meta tags placement
* Content fixing
* Monthly Manual Update to Optimized Content
* Fixing the text links
* Optimized Navigational Structure
* Site map for better crawling of your site
* Descriptive site map creation
* Link resource page creation
* Link exchange page creation
* Image Optimization
* SEO Copywriting
* Spell Checking
* HTML Validation Checking
* Browser Compatibility checking
* Website Load time checking
* Creation of robots file
* MOD_Rewrite / URL rewrite for Dynamic sites for better search engine crawling
Saturday, January 17, 2009
What Is a Title Tag
Search Engines and Title Tags
Title tags are definitely one of the “big three” as far as the algorithmic weight given to them by search engines; they are equally as important as your visible text copy and the links pointing to your pages — perhaps even more so.
Do Company Names Belong in the Title Tag?
This is one of the most common questions asked about titles. The answer is a resounding YES! I’ve found that it’s fine to place your company name in the title, and *gasp*, even to place it at the beginning of the tag! In fact, if your company is already a well-known brand, I’d say that it’s essential. Even if you’re not a well-known brand yet, chances are you’d like to eventually be one. The title tag gives you a great opportunity to further this cause.
This doesn’t mean that you should put *just* your company name in the title tag. Even the most well-known brands will benefit from a good descriptive phrase or two added, as it will serve to enhance your brand as well as your search engine rankings. The people who already know your company and seek it out by name will be able to find you in the engines, and so will those who have never heard of you but seek the products or services you sell.
Title Tags Should Contain Specific Keyword Phrases
For example, if your company is "Johnson and Smith Inc.," a tax accounting firm in Texas, you shouldn’t place only the words "Johnson and Smith Inc." in your title tag, but instead use something like "Johnson and Smith Inc. Tax Accountants in Texas."
As a Texas tax accountant, you would want your company’s site to appear in the search engine results for searches on phrases such as "Texas tax accountants" and "CPAs in Texas." (Be sure to do your keyword research to find the best phrases!) You would need to be even more specific if you prefer to work with people only in the Dallas area. In that case, use keywords such as "Dallas tax accountants" in your site’s title tags.
Search Engines and Title Tags
Title tags are definitely one of the “big three” as far as the algorithmic weight given to them by search engines; they are equally as important as your visible text copy and the links pointing to your pages — perhaps even more so.
Do Company Names Belong in the Title Tag?
This is one of the most common questions asked about titles. The answer is a resounding YES! I’ve found that it’s fine to place your company name in the title, and *gasp*, even to place it at the beginning of the tag! In fact, if your company is already a well-known brand, I’d say that it’s essential. Even if you’re not a well-known brand yet, chances are you’d like to eventually be one. The title tag gives you a great opportunity to further this cause.
This doesn’t mean that you should put *just* your company name in the title tag. Even the most well-known brands will benefit from a good descriptive phrase or two added, as it will serve to enhance your brand as well as your search engine rankings. The people who already know your company and seek it out by name will be able to find you in the engines, and so will those who have never heard of you but seek the products or services you sell.
Title Tags Should Contain Specific Keyword Phrases
For example, if your company is "Johnson and Smith Inc.," a tax accounting firm in Texas, you shouldn’t place only the words "Johnson and Smith Inc." in your title tag, but instead use something like "Johnson and Smith Inc. Tax Accountants in Texas."
As a Texas tax accountant, you would want your company’s site to appear in the search engine results for searches on phrases such as "Texas tax accountants" and "CPAs in Texas." (Be sure to do your keyword research to find the best phrases!) You would need to be even more specific if you prefer to work with people only in the Dallas area. In that case, use keywords such as "Dallas tax accountants" in your site’s title tags.
Saturday, January 10, 2009
Top trends in Internet marketing strategy
1. Search Engine Optimization
2. Usability Testing of Websites
3. Optimized Press Releases
4. Business Blogging
5. RSS and syndication
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2. Usability Testing of Websites
3. Optimized Press Releases
4. Business Blogging
5. RSS and syndication
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Sunday, January 4, 2009
seo questions
What is Page Rank
• What kinds of back links are considered the most powerful?
• What’s Google supplemental index.
• What’s the difference between the indexed and non-indexed pages?
• What SEO tools do you regularly use?
• What is keywords analysis and how do you analyze your targeted keywords.
• What’s the difference between page rank and Google toolbar PR.?
• What’s do you know about the links buying and how Google treat links buying.
• What is Google sandbox?
• What are ranking factors in Google, Yahoo and MSN?
• Have you any experience in the copywriting and technical writing.
• What do you know about page segmentation?
• What’s the difference between the on-page and off-page optimization.
• List top 5 on-page and off-page optimization factors.
• What do you know about the SEM.?
• What are general factors that can penalize a website from Google?
• How does search engine work.
• How’s the future of search engine optimization.
• What’s spam indexing?
• What’s web2?
• What do you know about the podcasting, blogs and RSS?
• What do you know about the XML sitemap and how do you generate it
• What kinds of back links are considered the most powerful?
• What’s Google supplemental index.
• What’s the difference between the indexed and non-indexed pages?
• What SEO tools do you regularly use?
• What is keywords analysis and how do you analyze your targeted keywords.
• What’s the difference between page rank and Google toolbar PR.?
• What’s do you know about the links buying and how Google treat links buying.
• What is Google sandbox?
• What are ranking factors in Google, Yahoo and MSN?
• Have you any experience in the copywriting and technical writing.
• What do you know about page segmentation?
• What’s the difference between the on-page and off-page optimization.
• List top 5 on-page and off-page optimization factors.
• What do you know about the SEM.?
• What are general factors that can penalize a website from Google?
• How does search engine work.
• How’s the future of search engine optimization.
• What’s spam indexing?
• What’s web2?
• What do you know about the podcasting, blogs and RSS?
• What do you know about the XML sitemap and how do you generate it
Saturday, December 20, 2008
Basic SEO
Basic SEO
1. Insert keywords within the title tag so that search engine robots will know what your page is about. The title tag is located right at the top of your document within the head tags. Inserting a keyword or key phrase will greatly improve your chances of bringing targeted traffic to your site.Make sure that the title tag contains text which a human can relate to. The text within the title tag is what shows up in a search result. Treat it like a headline.
2. Use the same keywords as anchor text to link to the page from different pages on your site. This is especially useful if your site contains many pages. The more keywords that link to a specific page the better.3. Make sure that the text within the title tag is also within the body of the page. It is unwise to have keywords in the title tag which are not contained within the body of the page.
Adding the exact same text for your h1 tag will tell the reader who clicks on your page from a search engine result that they have clicked on the correct link and have arrived at the page where they intended to visit. Robots like this too because now there is a relation between the title of your page and the headline.Also, sprinkle your keywords throughout your article. The most important keywords can be bolded or colored in red. A good place to do this is once or twice in the body at the top of your article and in the sub-headings.4. Do not use the exact same title tag on every page on your website. Search engine robots might determine that all your pages are the same if all your title tags are the same. If this happens, your pages might not get indexed.I always use the headline of my pages as the title tag to help the robots know exactly what my page is about. A good place to insert the headline is within the h1 tag. So the headline is the same as the title tag text.
5. Do not spam the description or keyword meta tag by stuffing meaningless keywords or even spend too much time on this tag. SEO pros all agree that these tags are not as important today as they once were. I just place my headline once within the keywords and description tags.
6. Do not link to link-farms or other search engine unfriendly neighborhoods.
7. Do not use doorway pages. Doorway pages are designed for robots only, not humans. Search engines like to index human friendly pages which contain content which is relevant to the search.8. Title tags for text links. Insert the title tag within the HTML of your text link to add weight to the link and the page where the link resides. This is like the alt tag for images.My site contains navigation menus on the left and right of the page. The menu consists of links not images. When you hover over the link with your mouse, the title of the link appears. View the source of this page to see how to add this tag to your links.
9. Describe your images with the use of the alt tag. This will help search engines that index images to find your pages and will also help readers who use text only web browsers.
10. Submit to the search engines yourself. Do not use a submission service or submission software. Doing so could get your site penalized or even banned.Submit only once. There is no need to submit every two weeks. There is no need to submit more than one page. Robots follow links. If your site has a nice link trail, your entire site will get indexed.My site has a nice human friendly link trail which robots follow easily. All my pages get indexed without ever submitting more than the main index page once.
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