Sunday, July 18, 2010
Meta Tags – A necessity
Tuesday, June 16, 2009
Made Link Building Easy
Links are very significant to establish your site in search engine rankings. Your focus must be on receiving as many back links as you can through ethical means. Also follow the guidelines of major search engines for link building. Analyze the competitor’s website to know from where they are getting back links. List those sites and approach them through proper mailing for link building.
Our competitors give us the clue to generate the backlinks but many people don’t know this effective way of link building.
I do the above strategy since long for my own site as well as for my client's websites. My post aim is to update you from this strategy so you too can get some links from your competitors.
Below is the step by step of the above strategy:
1. Put in Google for a broad or long tail keyword of your site’s theme.
2. Make List of the top 10, 20 or 30 websites is being shown in the search results. The fact that these website are ranking highly indicates that they must be having lots of back-links. Let us find out where they are getting their links from.
3. Go to Yahoo site explorer. Now, one by one, type the website’s URL from the list.
4. Within seconds huge list of sites from where URL you put in search are getting backlinks. Go to these sites and see what you can do there through ethical means for backlinks.
5. Make a list of these sites either in excel sheets or notepad.
6. Repeat the Steps 3, 4 and 5 till you get enough sites in your list.
This is a time consuming process but very effective way of getting good links with the analysis of your competitor’s sites which never proved wrong. You can use this list for long.
Many webmasters think back link from the related site only can give the benefit to your site in search ranking. It is true but not completely. I have seen many big sites having backlinks from non related sites and Google shows those sites in its backlinks. So you can say this s just a myth of related and non-related.
So its proved now, by analyzing the competitor’s website one can easily find out hundreds of links for link building
For link building services from India visit: http://www.seo-speaking.com
Friday, June 12, 2009
10 Basic SEO questions.
1. What is the most appropriate way of doing link exchange:
a. One –way
b. Two-way
c. Three-way
d. All of the above
2. While doing directory submission, we should look if:
a. A proper category exists
b. It accepts free submission
c. How many links are posted on a specific Page
d. All of the above
3. What is robots.txt file used for?
a. Defining site navigation
b. Defining folders & files uploaded on site
c. Defining folder & files which SE crawlers should not crawl
d. All of the above
4. What is most important of the following:
a. Meta Title
b. Meta Keywords
c. Meta Description
d. All of the above
5. What is Google PR?
a. Press Release
b. Page Rank
c. Public Response
d. None of the above
6. What is Digg.com?
a. Social Networking site
b. Social Bookmarking site
c. Video Sharing site
d. All of the above
7. Where we can define Goals?
a. Google Webmaster Tools
b. Google Gadgets
c. Google Analytics
d. None of the above
8. What is Cloaking?
a. A form of Yahoo Algorithm
b. A form of Black Hat SEO
c. A form of Google Indexing
d. None of the above
9. What is Lynx?
a. A scripting language
b. A form of Black Hat SEO
c. A text browser
d. None of the above
10. What is LSI?
a. Latent Semantic Indexing
b. Lowest Search Indexing
c. Least Shown Indexing
d. None of the above
Please try honestly these questions. If you don't know then search in google for the Answers.
Monday, June 8, 2009
3 important factors for Google SERP
1. Page Rank
2. Link Popularity
3. Consistent traffic
These things can be achieved through off page SEO.
Following are the work scopes for Off page SEO:
1. Link Building – Three way link exchange(need complimentary site) or Reciprocal link exchange
2. Directory Submission - paid and non paid directory. It is good for one way link building
3. Article submission – Post Articles related to your products/services in free article submission site. E.g. Ezinearticles.com
4. Forums posting - Ask question, reply to others queries and discussion in forums.
5. Social bookmarking – Bookmark favorite sites in digg.com, delicious.com, mix.com etc.
6. Blogging – comments in the blog, blog submission, blog creation in blogspot.com and wordpress.com
7. RSS Feed Submission – Syndicate your content through RSS. Its an alternate of Email Marketing.
Through Link Building, Directory submission and article submission we can achieve good Page Rank and build link popularity. Rest of the areas will help site to draw traffic.
Wednesday, April 29, 2009
Sunday, October 19, 2008
Another help from Google
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Friday, September 26, 2008
Static URLs Vs. Dynamic URLs
You Guys are thinking what written here but this is fact and you can make it sure from here Google webmaster Central Blog.
We have read in every webmaster forums or SEO blogs that dynamic urls passes less information to google than static urls which search engine accepts with love Google confirmed that this is not the case anymore.
Crawler is so smart that is can handle pretty much all the dynamic urls that has the extra parameters in it. It can even decode those ampersands and session ids to meaningful format.
Therefore, you don’t need to rewrite them to SEO friendly static formats.
However Google clears that, if there is dynamic content pulled from the database on demand, on the fly, then it’s recommended that, you leave it as such, because Google can now understand what a session id and & sign means. When there is dynamic content, it is not fair to rewrite to static urls where we might avoid all the additional parameters.
However, if the content is not dynamic, you might want to avoid longer URLs with meaningless parameters.
Which means that webmasters should now allow and tell Google that it’s dynamic content or static content without fail, and not try to mask your content nature (dynamic or static) through URLs just for the sake of search engine friendliness.
The big picture is thus.
Dynamic Content = Dynamic (meaningful) URLs = Google - No rewrites please, we’ll separate wheat from chaff.
Static Content = Static URLs. = Google - We were smart, and will be.
So, what happens to all those who manipulated their URL’s to search engine friendly format?
Well, leave it as such if it’s complicated to go back. Just make sure, your have the URLs related to the content and not unnecessarily “SEO” optimized. Again, this depends on the site type, volume of pages, indexed content and the time you’ve got.