Friday, March 27, 2009
How to make seo ? part3
How to make seo ? part1
Let’s set the stage…
You’ve just invested valuable time and money by completing your hands-on SEO Training. You are now sitting back in your office contemplating all the wonderful information you just gathered, but you’re really confused on where to start. You pick up your notes leafing through them hoping something will inspire you to know what to do next. You start to drift back to class wishing you where still there. You hated to leave, you didn’t want it to end, you silently wish your instructor was there telling you where to begin.
Good news! I am going to share with you a detailed search engine optimization and internet marketing plan to get the most out of your seo training and to get you started today.
Step #1 – Setting Goals
Before you can really get started you have to know what you want to achieve with your Web site. There could be a number of goals that you have in mind but your first step is get a clear picture of what you want the outcome to be. It could be:
• To gain higher rankings.
• To redesign your Web site to be more user friendly.
• To implement SEO basics throughout your site to make it search engine friendly.
• To increase your visitor response online.
• To open additional windows to your site through social media marketing.
• To launch an article marketing plan.
• Or all of the above.
What ever your goal is it is important to write it down and post it where you can see it every day. “Goals that are not written down are just wishes.”
Thursday, February 26, 2009
SEARCH ENGINES
direct referrals, they can still prove useful
for attracting customers if you are in a very
price sensitive market or you provide a
niche product.
Over 90% of all referrals to e-commerce sites
come from the four largest search engines:
Google, Yahoo, MSN and AOL1. Competition
for a high ranking on these sites is intense
because only 10% of web users look beyond
the second page of results2.
If you are expecting your website to generate
significant commercial returns it may well be
worth spending the extra to engage the
services of a professional search engine
placement agency. If you are a small
company with a limited budget, and your
website is just one of several channels to
market, you may be better off with a DIY
approach. If things go well you can always
revisit your search engine placement
strategy at a later date.
Different search engines rank websites in
different ways – some by a site’s popularity,
some by relevance and some by quality.
Many also offer the option of paying for a
place on the first page.
Saturday, February 21, 2009
What is search engine optimization?
Optimizing your website enables it to rank higher on major search engines.
Search engines rank websites based on two major factors: unique content that contains pertinent keywords, and link popularity - the number of quality incoming links to your website.
Other important factors that determine your ranking with search engines are the architecture of the site, the visibility of your content, its underlying code and how natural your site appears to the engines.