This means traditional SEO optimization will not matter as much. Ranking will eventually be dead. Things like traffic, analytics, bounce rates, and so on will count more. The more unique traffic your website have the better you will do. Spammy traffic from paid bulk traffic site will not be as well regarded as it has been in the past.
Build your webpage now using the SEO tips that I described above. Incorporate the right title using your keywords, meta tags, alt tags, header sizes and keyword density. Whew! Now that this is finally done, the real work begins! Off page optimization. This is the most important.
I'm not a search engine optimization (SEO) specialist, nor do I play one on TV. However, even a new business owner who creates and updates her own websites can implement some very basic SEO strategies to make her website appear higher in the organic rankings on certain keyword searches.
I don't think many people do, I think they miss that. I had over 10,000 podcasts downloaded off my blog. The great thing is, it's a Trojan horse. It sits on iTunes, it goes on every iPhone or iPod shuffle. You have access to your customer when they're in a pretty receptive environment, like driving along or walking along the road with headphones on. You have 100% access with no distractions.
Always be informed with the latest SEO news. You really have to be up to date with every little change about search engine algorithms and most especially SEO strategies.
Each page in your website needs its own tailored title, meta-description, and meta-keywords tag. These need to be focused on the keywords you are trying for. (These are the words or phrases you want to be found at when people are doing searches.) These shouldn't normally be the same on every page. They should be customized to the content that is on that page. You should also keep your visitors in mind as you write them.
Next, do some research on the sites that rank for that particular keyword. What are the top ten sites doing? Who is linking to them? What is their PR ranking? How old is their site? One of the programs that I particularly like is "SEO Elite" that automates these findings for you. It will cost you a little bit, but it will save you hours upon hours of research and give it to you in a report. Now that you have your facts, you can tell what you need to do to rank for that keyword.
When your META title for example states "Top Ten Internet Entrepreneurs" make sure that the heading of the post also states "Top Ten Internet Entrepreneurs" and wrap the heading with H1 tag. This will help search engines recognise the page via the META title and Pinterest the heading and will also rank your page higher for those keywords in the title.
Build your webpage now using the SEO tips that I described above. Incorporate the right title using your keywords, meta tags, alt tags, header sizes and keyword density. Whew! Now that this is finally done, the real work begins! Off page optimization. This is the most important.
I'm not a search engine optimization (SEO) specialist, nor do I play one on TV. However, even a new business owner who creates and updates her own websites can implement some very basic SEO strategies to make her website appear higher in the organic rankings on certain keyword searches.I don't think many people do, I think they miss that. I had over 10,000 podcasts downloaded off my blog. The great thing is, it's a Trojan horse. It sits on iTunes, it goes on every iPhone or iPod shuffle. You have access to your customer when they're in a pretty receptive environment, like driving along or walking along the road with headphones on. You have 100% access with no distractions.
Always be informed with the latest SEO news. You really have to be up to date with every little change about search engine algorithms and most especially SEO strategies.
Each page in your website needs its own tailored title, meta-description, and meta-keywords tag. These need to be focused on the keywords you are trying for. (These are the words or phrases you want to be found at when people are doing searches.) These shouldn't normally be the same on every page. They should be customized to the content that is on that page. You should also keep your visitors in mind as you write them.
Next, do some research on the sites that rank for that particular keyword. What are the top ten sites doing? Who is linking to them? What is their PR ranking? How old is their site? One of the programs that I particularly like is "SEO Elite" that automates these findings for you. It will cost you a little bit, but it will save you hours upon hours of research and give it to you in a report. Now that you have your facts, you can tell what you need to do to rank for that keyword.
When your META title for example states "Top Ten Internet Entrepreneurs" make sure that the heading of the post also states "Top Ten Internet Entrepreneurs" and wrap the heading with H1 tag. This will help search engines recognise the page via the META title and Pinterest the heading and will also rank your page higher for those keywords in the title.
