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Google is fast becoming a major force on the
internet and it looks as if this trend will continue!
Therefore it's paramount to ensure your site is listed on the 1st
page of it's given results for your chosen key phrase/s. This quick
checklist of tips on google will help gain this result!
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| Tip On Google #1 - Choose Keywords Wisely |
CRITICAL POINT: The
keywords you THINK might be perfect for your site may
not be what people are actually searching for!
To find the optimal keywords for your site, use
this tool ALL the professionals and I use by clicking here
and choose two or three highly targeted phrases for each page
of your site. NEVER shoot for general keywords
such as "travel" or "vacation."
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| Tip On Google #2 - Write At Least 200 - 250
Words Of Visible Text Copy Based On Your Chosen Keywords |
This is a crucial component
to high rankings and a successful Web site. The search
engines need to "read" keyword rich copy on your pages
so they can successfully classify your site. Use each keyword phrase
numerous times within your copy for best results.
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| Tip On Google #3 - Create A Killer Title Tag |
| HTML title tags are critical
because they're given weight within search engines. You
must put your keywords into this tag and not waste space with extra
words. Do not use the Title tag to display your company name
or to say "Home Page." Think of it more as a "Title
Keyword Tag" and create it accordingly. Add your company
name to the end of this tag, if you must use it.
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| Tip On Google #4 - Create Meaty Meta tags |
| Meta tags can be valuable,
but they are not a magic bullet. Create a Meta Description
tag that uses your keywords and also describes your site. The information
in this tag often appears under your Title in the search engine
results pages.
The Meta Keyword tag isn't quite as important as the Meta Description
tag. Contrary to popular belief, what you place in the keyword
tag will have very little bearing on what keywords your site is
actually found under, and it's not given any consideration
whatsoever by Google. Use this tag, but do not obsess over.
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| Tip On Google #5 - Use Extra "Goodies"
To Boost Rankings |
Things like headlines, image
alt tags, header tags <H1><H2>, etc., links from other
pages, keywords in file names, and keywords in hyperlinks can
cumulatively boost search engine rankings. Use any or
all of these where they make sense for your site.
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| Tip On Google #6 - Be Careful When Submitting
To Directories Such As Yahoo, Open Directory Project (DMOZ) |
Having directory listings
are a key component to getting your site spidered and listed
by Google. Making MISTAKES in the submission process could
cost you dearly as directory listings are difficult to change
later in the game. Therefore, it's important to read
Yahoo's How to Suggest Your Site and How to add a site to the Open
Directory before submitting.
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| Tip On Google #7 - Don't Expect Quick Results |
| Getting high rankings takes
time; there's NO getting around that fact! Once your site
is added to a search engine or directory, its ranking may start
out low and then slowly work its way up the ladder. Some
search engines measure "click-through popularity,"
i.e., the more people that click on a particular site, the higher
its ranking will go. Be patient and give your site time to mature.
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| Tip On Google #8 - Don't Constantly "Tweak"
Your Site For Better Results |
It's best NOT to make changes to
your optimization for at least three-to-six months after submission.
It often takes the engines at least that long to add your optimized
pages to their databases. Submit it, and then forget about
it for a while!
If you've followed these tips and STILL can't find your site
in the engines, the first place to "tweak" would
be your page copy. If you added less than 250
words of visible text on your pages, this is probably your culprit!
Also, double check your keyword density, and make
sure that you ONLY targeted two or three phrases per page.
Eventually, you'll see the fruits of your labor with many
top ten rankings in Google and the rest of the search engines!
FINAL IMPORTANT NOTE:
Search Engine Optimising is an ART, no question about it...
It's time consuming and very technical! Therefore my
personal recommendation is to have your site
professionally optimized by an industry expert. The reasons
are: - you make THEM responsible for your ranking
and you avoid the possibility that you might make
a mistake in the optimisation or submission process - costing
you valuable time and money.
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All the best,
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Founder
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