January 18th, 2010 by Michael Fleischner
I’ve been focused on helping web sites rank in the number one position for nearly a decade. As a result I’ve read and seen a lot of information published on SEO that is either totally inaccurate or validated with actual research. The good news is that I’ve sorted through a lot of this information to help you identify the best SEO strategies.
Having worked directly with hundreds of web sites I have discovered techniques for optimizing web sites that actually work. I often get question about SEO such as, “what is the one technique that works better than all others?” A difficult question to answer because I have found a number of techniques that are truly effective.
The first search engine ranking factor has to do with the anchor text of all inbound links to your website. Google and other search engines use the anchor text from other sites linking in to determine what your site is about and what it should rank well for. If websites link in only using a URL, and not your keywords in the anchor text, email them and ask them to update your link. The link should always appear with your most important keywords.
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December 17th, 2009 by Jim Clary
The first reason I am going to look at is to create an income.
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November 2nd, 2009 by Ron Cripps
Some webmasters try to utilize written material from free content directories to get people to their site and make some money. This article is mostly for those who have just started working as an affiliate for various businesses and do not yet have any funding or a complete understanding of how things work online, yet need to build small niche websites for visitors to their site so that they can begin making an online revenue. To understand this more you should really understand what you need to evolve as an affiliate.
Although it is understandable that this may be the only option somebody has, it is not the most ideal way to build a reputable website. There are a number of reasons as to why free content can be damaging to your business.
Problem #1 – Search Engines And Duplicate Content Filters
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October 24th, 2009 by Winson Yeung
Today the internet has grown out of proportions with absolutely no policing it is populated by both cool websites as well as the darker part of the internet. Estimates show that eight of every ten sites don’t succeed because they aren’t able to draw in enough traffic because of not having quality back links pointing back to them.
Out of the few that succeed only a handful of them really get the traffic they need in order to earn money since they are not performing SEO the right way.
A lot of new people who bother to ask questions want to know how they should go about monitoring their back links. The best way to monitor your back links is to use a back link checker. A back link checker allows you to monitor exactly what websites are back linking to you and your website in general. You can also check exactly what the rankings are of those websites that are linking back to you; you should be able to determine if those are comment links, posts or blog roll links linking back to you.
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August 18th, 2009 by Michael Fleischner
by Michael Fleischner
When you begin and SEO campaign, start by focusing on your on-page optimization. The practice of on-page optimization is all about what you do on your web page to help search engines understand your content and what your site is focused on. Even though off-page optimization is an important factor in the rankings equation, on page optimization builds a strong foundation for all SEO efforts.
Here are a few SEO tips you can use starting immediately to make your site more search engine friendly and begin enhancing overall rankings on all types of search engines.
Optimize Your Website Name. If you have not yet picked a URL for your website then consider purchasing one that includes your keyword but is broad enough to represent your business. Additionally, try to find a website name that is memorable. This helps with word of mouth and repeat visitors. Include your main broad keyword into your URL.
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April 12th, 2009 by James T Maxwell
by James T Maxwell
There are a vast number of blogs out there in cyber space. It cannot only be difficult to keep track of all your friends’ blogs, but remembering to get your own visited often as well. By having traffic driven to your blog you will become a more prominent, and therefore remembered piece of the “blogosphere” as it has so been dubbed.
1) Write Frequently and Well
While in the process of building your blog’s reputation as well as its audience, writing without purpose is not going to help. The content you share on your blog needs to be helpful in order to keep people coming back. Properly written information is also important to your readers. Bad sentence structure or incorrect grammar will pass occasionally, but many readers will find it tiresome before long. Although they may find information on your blog which is useful to them, they could choose to look for other options.
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April 1st, 2009 by Don Plawson
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It was a quiet day when we set up our website and found there to be zero traffic. We had no idea what we were doing, but we had a product and service to sell. If we wanted this website to make sales, then we were going to have to learn how to get traffic to our site.
This must be a big problem with many online businesses. You’ll quickly learn that there needs to be traffic and a way to generate it. Being busy makes it hard to learn all the major ins and outs of online marketing. You have several choices but a great way to begin your research is to type “article marketing” into a search engine to find out this great way to market your website.
Article marketing is cheap, actually free mostly, and a very effective way of promoting your service. Don’t let being inexperienced stop you, this article will help you quickly compose your very own article.
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February 26th, 2009 by Steve Thomas
by Steve Thomas
The following is a S.E.O plan for getting real targeted and high volume search engine traffic. Certain steps may not be applicable to you, but the order is important.
Most websites are not built for S.E.O and will always struggle for rankings. Consider starting from scratch if your website has never had a lot of hits.
Get a good grip of your keywords for you particular niche, this is very important and will affect your results if you target the wrong keywords.
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January 30th, 2009 by admin
Reciprocal Links and SEO — Is it a Strategy or Hype
by Brent Sweet
I have researched SEO for years. I have just tried over and over to build one site that I was proud of where I am in Google’s index. I studied SEO from the time the internet started. The gurus were saying at that time it is all about your Meta Tags. I looked at my competition, did good keyword density, and made my meta tags better. I figured I would easily outrank the competition. After months of waiting I saw no results. The best part was some of these sites who were reputable corporations had keywords like XXX and Nudity. They did this to try to capture people searching for those terms, though they were unrelated and probably didn’t convert well, they were free people viewing your website. Even after nearly duplicating sites, I never improved my rankings.
The next thing I noticed is that all sites in a great position had thousands of pages in the Google index. The problem with this is many of my sites are simple sales pages, and I can’t create that much content. I then stumbled across Traffic Booster Pro. This program seemed fantastic. I would generate unique content pages for a site and show them to a search engine, but then redirect the users to my website. I used this and it worked very well until Google crawled my site so much it crashed my data center. My rankings instantly disappeared, and even after the site was back up, and I scaled back the amount Google crawled. My rankings never reappeared. I had be penalized by Google for all the generated content. This was a short lived method to get some traffic and I spent 100 bucks on it.
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January 29th, 2009 by admin
SEO and Backlink Building
by Justin Harrison
If you are trying to rank high in a search engine for a competitive phrase, you will need more than SEO tactics. You will need a lot of backlinks.
Backlinks are links from other websites or blogs that link to your website. Some good backlinks will do more than anything you do on your own site.
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