Search Engine Optimization Tips

Monday, December 10, 2007

stuff keywords , robots , article or product review .

Do NOT stuff keywords into your image Alt tag. Use the Alt tag only for describingwhat the image is. Keywords in the Alt tag do NOT influence relevency at all.It is important to use every tag for the purpose it was meant to be used.
Don't stuff keywords in comment tags. Use comment tags in the manner in which thetag was designed to be used -- to place comments about the page itself. Don't putkeywords in comment tags at all.

Include a link to your site map on every page of your Web site.Many search engine robots look for your sitemap in order to crawlthe entire Web site. If you include a link to your sitemap on eachpage, you are giving the robots easy access to crawl your entireWeb site, regardless of which page they come in on.
Place a robots.txt file on every domain. The first thing a spiderlooks for when it hits your Web site is a robots.txt file. If it'slooking for that file, put it on your site! Robot Manager Pro is anexcellent tool for creating robots.txt files as well as monitoringspider traffic. Download a free copy athttp://www.websitemanagementtools.com/robot.html.

Write and article or product review add it to your site and submit it toArticle Announce. The article is then archived in Yahoo! and you can expectto see the search engines spider your site more often the more you updateyour own pages with new content.

1 comment:

G.Suvorov said...: I think you can try SeoQuake, seo toolbar. It can analyze anything you may need including keyword density on a page. https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/3036/ - for Firefox.
You can also use seodigger.com for keyword tracking, just trace your best competitors keywords and positions in SERP. It's made by SeoQuake Team and it’s free too.; December 11, 2007 at 3:46 PM

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Daily SEO Tips

* What does Yahoo! say it wants in a Web page?
1.Original and unique content of genuine value
2.Pages designed primarily for humans, with search engine
considerations secondary
3.Hyperlinks intended to help people find interesting,
related content, when applicable
4.Metadata (including title and description) that accurately
describes the contents of a web page
5.Good web design in general

*Create content that serves your customer's needs FIRST and your own needs second.

* One way to build content freshness is to add a blog to your site.Post to it regularly with valuable content and links.

*Are you working on some new Web content for the search engines this week?

Here are 3 elements to keep in mind:

1. Create content that is original and genuinely useful to your visitors.
2. Create high quality content that engages the visitor serves a purpose.
3. Create truly relevant content that satisfies the user's initial query.

*so watch keyword prominence in your title tag which should be around 8-10
words long, or shorter (Maximum of 75 characters, including spaces).

*How are you doing with "content freshness" and adding new article pages to yourWeb site on a regular basis? Remember that you may get much more relevancy for"content freshness" than you might expect. Make a commitment to performing regularupdates and additions to your Web site and keep an eye on search engine visitingfrequency.

*This tool shows your Google search engine results pages across56 (or more) datacenters all at once.

http://www.mcdar.net/dance/index.php

* Did you know that all links are not created quite equally with
respect to relevancy influence?

For example, a link in navigation is not worth as much as a link
in the middle of the body of your page. And a link at the bottom of
the page wouldn't count as much, or a link as a caption wouldn't
count as much.

* Be sure to use care with text color inside of a table too.
Example: If your background is a white page and you are using a table filled with
dark Navy Blue (for example.) Be careful not to use a white colored font text.
Although the text is not hidden, you could still accidentally set off some flags
by using a white text with a white background (regardless of the fact that the
table is blue.)

* Are you aware of the penalties for using hidden text? This out dated technique
is Spam. Never try to add keywords or text to a page, in the same color font as
the exact background color, thus making text appear hidden.

Spam Alert: Don't EVER use hidden text, hidden links or hidden "anything" on a page
unless you want to risk setting off some warning flags and risk getting in trouble.

* Do you understand that there is a difference between creating "unique content" and
creating "high quality useful content." Just because your content is "unique" does
not mean that it may be particularly "useful." Make it your goal to serve up
useful content that actual engages the reader and satisfies their "original search."

* Did you know that Google Page Rank is only one small influenceto relevancy?
Hint: Don't get obsessed with trying to achieve a high page rank value.Instead focus on building true visibility. Google PR and actualvisibility in the rankings are not the same thing.

* Create a content rich, informational site which is loaded with
quality articles, tips, free advice, and tutorials, and keep your
options to buy a product very subtle. The number one reason most
people go online is to look up information, so the key is to
discover high-demand topics for a niche audience and give your
audience exactly what they are searching for first. Satisfy
their search first and then offer them the option to buy.