Linking your website’s pages to each other on your website is important and it is properly referred or termed as internal linking. Its main purpose is to let your visitors know about various other related posts which can help them. (more…)
One of the most common mistakes made by small business start-ups is the thought process that SEO is an activity that occurs after they have launched their new website. Those who follow this thought path are missing out on several crucial planning stages. (more…)
There are basically four ways that Googlebot finds your new site. The first and most obvious is for you to submit your URL to Google for review through the “Add URL” form at www.google.com/addurl.html.The second way is when Google finds links to your site from another site is already indexed and then send a spider to follow link. The third way is when you log on to Google Webmaster Tools and check your site and submit a Sitemap. The fourth (and final) way is when you redirect a site already indexed new page (for example, using a 301 redirect).
Most people approach SEO with an injustice – or favoritism – about what are your best keywords are. They are usually completely or partially wrong.
Link Popularity
Link building has always been a hot topic. At the beginning of the hyperlinks were virtually the only ways to get visitors to a site, because search engines are in their infancy. When search engines became the main source of Web traffic, links do not lose weight, as search algorithms have started to classify the sites based on the quantity and quality of their links participants. (more…)
Traffic it’s a vital part of the marketing puzzle that faces all the owners of the Internet. This product can cure cancer, but if there are people who read the data does not matter. But not just any traffic. Do you want laser targeted, highly motivated customers ready to spank their wallets and their entry credit cards. Looking for El Dorado. You know it’s there. You read that others have found. It is a path and it starts here.
Writing Blog Posts That Will Survive Search Engine Algorithm Updates
Filed under SEO by Rahul on August 4, 2011 at 9:56 pm {2 comments}Many websites took a huge hit in Google’s SERPs with the recent passing of its algorithm update named the “Panda” update (it was named after one of the engineers that designed it). This update caused websites with a certain criteria to drop dramatically in the search engine rankings. (more…)