- 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.
Showing posts with label freelance seo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label freelance seo. Show all posts
Thursday, April 9, 2009
Title Tags
Wednesday, April 8, 2009
seo tips
Here are a few tips for the latest Jagger update (Google)
Age of site - older is better
Age of links/ or the way it measures links - older is better, less emphasis on new but quality links
Overall size of site - pages from larger sites get an advantage in the serps
Freshness of content - sites that have continually significant expansion are favoured, regardless of quality
more emphasis on ibls, less on content relevance - more index pages are ranking for specific keyphrases that they bear little relevance to
More weight on obls - sub directory pages from large directories are now appearing alot more in the serps, possible due to relevant obls
Quality of link and anchor text no longer carries as much advantage - old links and quantity favoured.
Age of site - older is better
Age of links/ or the way it measures links - older is better, less emphasis on new but quality links
Overall size of site - pages from larger sites get an advantage in the serps
Freshness of content - sites that have continually significant expansion are favoured, regardless of quality
more emphasis on ibls, less on content relevance - more index pages are ranking for specific keyphrases that they bear little relevance to
More weight on obls - sub directory pages from large directories are now appearing alot more in the serps, possible due to relevant obls
Quality of link and anchor text no longer carries as much advantage - old links and quantity favoured.
Sunday, February 8, 2009
Seo Interview question , Seo question and answer , Seo job question , Seo interview question , Seo interview answer , Seo simple question , Seo hard
Can you write HTML code by hand?
A. Yes I can. I do use some Macromedia dream wever (or) microsoft front page editor and then modify the code by hand as needed.
Could you briefly explain the PageRank algorithm?
A. In simple terms, Google uses the gross number of inbound links to a page to determine how important the page is. This "pagerank" has little to do with actual search results but can make a difference on user behavior.
Have you created any SEO tools either from scratch or pieced together from others?
A. No, I do make use of many tools already available on the internet as well as SEO programs that I have purchased.
What do you think of PageRank?
A. In relation to SEO projects, it is relatively unimportant but can give an indication of how much work needs to be done in gaining inbound links.
What do you think of using XML sitemaps?
A. I use them. They are an additional tool to help the search engines when they crawl a site. There is no requirement for any sitemap and your pages will get indexed without them if you pay close attention to navigation within your site.
What SEO tools do you regularly use?
A. Keyword analysis tools, keyword density tools, index checking, backlink checking, wordprocessor to check spelling and grammar, HTML validation and others.
Under what circumstances would you look to exclude pages from search engines using robots.txt vs meta robots tag?
A. Usually I would use the robots.txt to keep a search engine from indexing an entire directory on a site. This would often be directories dealing with admin functions or directories that only contain script or image libraries.
What areas do you think are currently the most important in organically ranking a site?
A. Text on page! Search engines utilize text and only text in providing search results. That text is found in many place including the URL and title of your pages as well as the visible text you place on your pages.
Have you ever had something you've written reach the front-page of Digg? Sphinn? Or be Stumbled?
A. Not yet! I am not particularly worried about it but I do try to write in such a way that others would be inticed to submit my articles.
Explain to me what META tags matter in today's world.
A. The most important META tag for SEO is your page description. Search engines do make use of this tag but it does not outweigh the title or visible text. The META keywords tag is not much of a factor in the major search engines but should not be overlooked.
Explain various steps that you would take to optimize a website?
A. 1. Interview website owner or webmaster to get a good grasp of the site's purpose and goals.
2. Perform a keyword analysis to find best performing keywords that should be used for that site and for individual pages of the site
3. Analyze site content to determine usage of relavant keywords and phrases. This includes visible text as well at titles, META tags, and "alt" attributes.
4. Examine site navigation
5. Determine the existence of robots.txt and sitemap and examine those for effectivenes.
6. Make recommendations for changes needed for the site and each individual page.
A. Yes I can. I do use some Macromedia dream wever (or) microsoft front page editor and then modify the code by hand as needed.
Could you briefly explain the PageRank algorithm?
A. In simple terms, Google uses the gross number of inbound links to a page to determine how important the page is. This "pagerank" has little to do with actual search results but can make a difference on user behavior.
Have you created any SEO tools either from scratch or pieced together from others?
A. No, I do make use of many tools already available on the internet as well as SEO programs that I have purchased.
What do you think of PageRank?
A. In relation to SEO projects, it is relatively unimportant but can give an indication of how much work needs to be done in gaining inbound links.
What do you think of using XML sitemaps?
A. I use them. They are an additional tool to help the search engines when they crawl a site. There is no requirement for any sitemap and your pages will get indexed without them if you pay close attention to navigation within your site.
What SEO tools do you regularly use?
A. Keyword analysis tools, keyword density tools, index checking, backlink checking, wordprocessor to check spelling and grammar, HTML validation and others.
Under what circumstances would you look to exclude pages from search engines using robots.txt vs meta robots tag?
A. Usually I would use the robots.txt to keep a search engine from indexing an entire directory on a site. This would often be directories dealing with admin functions or directories that only contain script or image libraries.
What areas do you think are currently the most important in organically ranking a site?
A. Text on page! Search engines utilize text and only text in providing search results. That text is found in many place including the URL and title of your pages as well as the visible text you place on your pages.
Have you ever had something you've written reach the front-page of Digg? Sphinn? Or be Stumbled?
A. Not yet! I am not particularly worried about it but I do try to write in such a way that others would be inticed to submit my articles.
Explain to me what META tags matter in today's world.
A. The most important META tag for SEO is your page description. Search engines do make use of this tag but it does not outweigh the title or visible text. The META keywords tag is not much of a factor in the major search engines but should not be overlooked.
Explain various steps that you would take to optimize a website?
A. 1. Interview website owner or webmaster to get a good grasp of the site's purpose and goals.
2. Perform a keyword analysis to find best performing keywords that should be used for that site and for individual pages of the site
3. Analyze site content to determine usage of relavant keywords and phrases. This includes visible text as well at titles, META tags, and "alt" attributes.
4. Examine site navigation
5. Determine the existence of robots.txt and sitemap and examine those for effectivenes.
6. Make recommendations for changes needed for the site and each individual page.
Wednesday, December 17, 2008
3 Ways To Improve Your eCommerce Website
If you run an e-commerce website and you’re looking for simple ways to improve it for both performance and search engine optimization, here are three ways that you can make your site better for users, the search engines, and for you:
1. Tag all photos with an alt tag - Most e-commerce sites have a “bookshelf” with photos and product descriptions. Product descriptions are nice, but make sure that your photos are optimized with alt tags. It’s simple and it will help your optimization efforts in two ways. First, by giving you another keyword in your “under the hood” content. Secondly, you might get found with image search.
2. Create a Google Custom Search Engine - By allowing your users to search your website for things they want and need, you are also gathering information that can help you optimize your website. Google keeps those statistics and you can go back to see what search terms were most searched for from your website. If you find a lot of users searching for items you don’t have you could discover a whole new product line. That’s just one example of a practical benefit to having a custom search engine.
3. Make your site navigation simple - Make things easy to find. Simple to say, hard to do. But necessary.
eCommerce is growing by leaps and bounds. Do yourself a favor and make your website user friendly.
hi friends famous seo company in hyderabad www.searchenginefactors.com
1. Tag all photos with an alt tag - Most e-commerce sites have a “bookshelf” with photos and product descriptions. Product descriptions are nice, but make sure that your photos are optimized with alt tags. It’s simple and it will help your optimization efforts in two ways. First, by giving you another keyword in your “under the hood” content. Secondly, you might get found with image search.
2. Create a Google Custom Search Engine - By allowing your users to search your website for things they want and need, you are also gathering information that can help you optimize your website. Google keeps those statistics and you can go back to see what search terms were most searched for from your website. If you find a lot of users searching for items you don’t have you could discover a whole new product line. That’s just one example of a practical benefit to having a custom search engine.
3. Make your site navigation simple - Make things easy to find. Simple to say, hard to do. But necessary.
eCommerce is growing by leaps and bounds. Do yourself a favor and make your website user friendly.
hi friends famous seo company in hyderabad www.searchenginefactors.com
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