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Importance of Keywords in Links to Your Website

Thu, 11 Mar 2010 01:10:59 -0600

Search Engine Optimization SEO is a very complex process. It is a long-term process that will usually never produce results that you can see in days or weeks. By now you probably heard about the importance of getting other websites to link to yours so that you can get a higher ranking in search engines. You listed your websites in some directories and also received a few other links to your website.But stop right here. How is being linked to your homepage? Are people just using a plain http:www.yourdomain.com for the link? Or is the link embedded in your business name? If so you are eventually loosing valuable points in your search engine ranking. To receive full 'points' from a search engine for a link to your website, the link should be embedded in specific keywords.Keywords? What keywords? How are people searching for things related to your website? Almost nobody searches for your business by business name when doing a search in search engines. People are search for somethi...

Do It Yourself SEO

Wed, 10 Mar 2010 00:36:08 -0600

Internet surfers use search engines more than any other tool to find things online. Search engines rank their results using a complex formula that considers web page content, link popularity and other details. This is why you should Search Engine Optimization SEO your web site.First before you start you need to identify your keywords. It is critical that you know and understand the search terms surfers will use to find your web site with. If your not sure yet try thinking of search terms you would use to find your site. After you find your keywords make a list of about If you can find that many keywords and target them.Next you need to identify your competition. Start searching with your site's targeted keywords and research the top ranked competing sites. Create a list of the top to sites and review each one of these web sites. While reviewing each of the competing sites look at the SEO methods that they use.Meta tags are thought by most to have little impact, If an...

The SEO Game - Do You Play It?

Tue, 09 Mar 2010 00:31:34 -0600

Most people do not think of SEO as a game. Let me take minutes of your time and explain how SEO is simply a game of Chess.I remember as a teenager learning how to play Chess for the first time. Man it was complicated. Each piece moved different ways. You couldn't take shortcuts and get the game over with. You had to really think about your moves and watch your opponents moves as well. With each move they made, you had to analyze your next move and even the best plans of attack had to be readjusted constantly. The game was always changing depending on who you played against. But once you understood the game, once you understood all the components of the game, you were hooked.The same goes for SEO.The First Step to playing the SEO Game is understanding the game.Read the rules of the game. Understand what is allowed, what is not allowed, and things you must avoid. Research how people will find you. Know what your keywordkeyword phrases are. Who will be coming into your website? ...

Monitor and Increase Your Search Engine Visibility with the DIY SEO Tools

Mon, 08 Mar 2010 00:29:05 -0600

In this three part article, you''ll find many tools that any webmaster can use to monitor your site''s search engine position, and use to increase the visibility of your site in major search engines like Google, Yahoo and MSN.URL Trendshttp:www.urltrends.comMost of the coverage I've seen focuses on the ability of UrlTrends to allow you to "View Any URLs Google PageRank, Alexa Rank, Popular Search Terms and Incoming Links".And that's a great thing, to be able to see all of that from one place. But one great thing missed about this tool are that you can subscribe to changes to the results via RSS -hands off monitoring of your site.Fagan Finder''s URL Infohttp:www.faganfinder.comurlinfoThis online gadget is like the Swiss Army knife of site information, giving you one-page access to dozens of pertinent check-ups. But monitoring relevant search engine information like your backlinks, or the cached pages in a search engine are just the tip of the iceberg.You can use ...

Do Not Drop Your Web Site Off the Search Engine Cliff

Sun, 07 Mar 2010 00:31:50 -0600

If you've been feeling like Tom Cruise climbing up the side of some remote jagged mountain in the blazing hot sun and concerned you're facing "mission impossible", chances are you own a web site.Adding to the intense thrill of web site ownership are keyword comparisons and bidding for good keyword positions in search engines. You might hire a search engine optimization specialist who can track elusive algorithm clues and is unfazed by page rank drama. Your programmers and designers insist they get along. The marketing department actually believes deadlines are met. The new bank account is waiting for fresh revenue. And oh yes, it's assumed someone will come looking for your web site and wants to use it.You did build it for them, right?For every search result, there is the possibility that:a. The engine will display a description that makes sense. Or not.b. The page the search engine refers to does what the description said it would do and is about what the search engine said it...

Black Hat SEO and the Sneaky Redirect

Sat, 06 Mar 2010 00:33:49 -0600

Are shades of grey SEO really Black Hat SEO?Black hat SEO is a strategy which gets a web page or entire site banned from a search engine.A shade of grey is when you use a black hat strategy but your site has not been banned yet. Remember the acronym for YET: You're Entitled Too!There are many different opinions on the subject of Search Engine Optimization. Many folks will deliver advice which will work to get you top rankings but what is really the difference between Black Hat SEO and White Hat SEO?There has been many good attempts to define Black Hat SEO. All are relevant and an example can be found at http:www.blackhatseo.com . The site contains a page of example Black Hat SEO and a directory of not recommended products and services.But is there more to it than just keyword stuffing, hidden text and spamming image alt tags?If you read the the Webmaster guidelines at Google: