Posts Tagged ‘link popularity’

Some Extra Benefits of SEO

November 22nd, 2009

Many times a client only looks at the bottom line when it comes to the performance they are getting for their investment into Search Engine Optimization.

They just look at the keyword phrases they’re paying for, but they don’t see that there are other effects at play.

As a site becomes more optimized, it is being turned into a well devised navigational pattern. This pattern is precisely what the search engine spiders look for. Keep in mind that if your site is easy to index, you’ll get a better ranking in the search engine results.

While W3C validation is something all sites should strive for, it is not required for better rankings. Does it help? Probably. Yahoo engineers have stated that whether a site is W3C compliant or not makes no difference to how it ranks. If it has relevant content, it will get ranked.

Another element when optimizing a site is that through proper naming of page titles, file names and placement of content make the site all the more relevant to the spider. Although Google places less value on Meta Tags, they are still used as part of the algorithm, and should not be overlooked.

Once the site has been coded the right way, it is time to use Search Engine marketing. This is used to raise traffic, and there are many different methods. There could be articles, press releases, blogs, feeds, and many other things. It’s amazing what can be used to direct traffic to a website.

There are now other benefits stemming from Search Engine Marketing which will start to show up. For instance if you’ve been doing press releases where you spoke about a new color of widget for some time, and you list the colors that you have for sale, you have created what is known as an In-Bound Link which will go to your site for Red Widget, however having mentioned the other colors, they will gain their own IBL’s.

An even greater demonstration of a collateral benefit is ranking for keywords and phrases that you aren’t targeting. Keeping to our widget example, if your site copy talks about the different uses of widgets, the available colors that they come in and the best way to preserve your widget, you’ve just created a multitude of various phrases that your site can get ranked on.

So you’ve now seen a bit of what your website can do when it is properly optimized. Done properly, each page will have a rank, and that rank will drive more traffic to your website.

Though it might seem rather insignificant, your contact page also needs to be well optimized. If you have a physical business, the search engines will be able to geo target your site so long as your street address is listed. This isn’t something that is being widely done as of yet, but it will be a major factor in the future.

When you check Google to see where your site ranks, remember all of the hidden keywords that you may have included. It’s amazing how often these will bring you right to the top of the search engine rankings. Right were you belong!

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How to Choose the Money Keywords & Cash In with 3WayLinks System

November 20th, 2009

Hi everyone,

I’m revealing my secret strategy for you to unleash the full potential of Jonathan Leger’s 3WayLinks Google ranking system.

It’s the exactly what I learn from super affiliates who use this secret strategy to rake in 10s of thousand cash by promoting affiliate products.

Did you know that choosing your keywords is the MOST important part of the whole process? I can say 99% of the marketers who fail with 3WayLinks are doing this step wrong.

Most marketers just chase to rank those popular keywords and build sites with those search terms. But soon they found these keywords are very hard to get ranked. Even if they’re getting traffic, they get no sales in this kind of search traffic. Big fail. And they complain this system is not working.

So what I advise is to aim to rank the keywords that actually MAKE MONEY.

When you’re building a site to promote affiliate products, the 5 keywords strings you MUST target are: the product name, product name review, buy product name, purchase product name, and product name bonus.

But why?

Because people searching on these keywords are just interested in the product. They want to read positive reviews to convince them to buy and they are already ready to buy!

The keywords I mention are money keywords which guarantee to make you sales and also easy to rank in the search engines.

You may not expect to get huge traffic but the conversions will be just fantastic.

Even though you get less traffic, you end up making more money.

You can easily leave your competitors in the dust with 3WayLinks because you get much less competition with these keywords. 250 links from 3WL are absolutely enough.

And good news is now Google’s External Keyword Tool reports the exact search volume (maybe the death of all major keyword tools?)

That means now it’s easy to decide which keywords are worth to rank, since 3WL just allows you to choose 3 keywords of your choice to rank in.

You just need to choose the product related keywords I mentioned which have healthy search volumes.

Jonathan also includes a free report on keyword selection in the 3WL member area, which will help you how to research low to mid-competition keywords to aim for. Read it carefully.

Conclusion: 3WayLinks is an awesome tool for getting hands-off Google rankings for mini-sites, affiliate review sites and small content sites. So use it to get traffic for your mini-sites while eventually serving link juice and traffic for your authority sites.

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Do You Know How the Google Search Engine Really Works?

November 18th, 2009

While we don’t often think about – or even care – how the Google search engine works, it is essential for web publisher who is using search engine optimization, or natural search marketing for their online business to understand the basic principles that drive Google.

In simple terms, there are three main parts to Google: Googlebot, The Indexer, and the Query Processor. Understanding how each of these three parts works is very important to online businesses, believe it or not. Let’s take a look at each of the Google elements to see how they work.

Googlebot is the search engine spider that comes to your website and spiders your pages. It isn’t an actual spider, of course.

It actually works more like a web browser by calling a server, requesting pages, and downloading them – just as you do when you open your web browser, type in an web address, and the page loads.

Googlebot, however, is run by numerous computers and performs this task much faster than one user could on their home or work computer. Googlebot also doesn’t know that a website exists until a URL is put into their Add URL form, or until they find a link to that website on another web page.

When Googlebot comes to a page, they take all the links from that page, and put them in a queue for crawling, and repeat this process over and over again. Once Googlebot has found a link, and downloaded the page, it hands that page off to the Indexer.

The Indexer stores the pages in Google’s Index Data base. The Index then sorts all of the pages in its data base, alphabetically, by looking at all of the keywords on the pages. The Indexer does not pay any attention to what Google calls stop words, such as is, on, or, why, how, etc. It just pays attention to more important keyword type words.

The Indexer, after Indexing pages, waits for the Google Query Processor to ask it for a list of documents. A keyword is given to the Query Processor, which in turn asks the Indexer for a list of stored websites contain that keyphrase.

The Indexer then supplies the Query processor with a list of the documents, and the Query processor presents that to the user that requested the keyphrase.

As you can see, each element is important to the others. It all starts with the Googlebot finding your webpage link on another page, or by you going to Google and using the Add form to list your website.

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Reasons Why Having a Reliable Web Hosting Is So Important

November 10th, 2009

It is not as easy as you might think to find reliable web hosts. Resellers all promise 99% uptime and there are a number of web hosts competing for customers. The most important thing about a website is to have reliable web hosting. The regularity at which previous customers come back can be determined by it.

The ultra-clever search engines today will impact a sites rating, a low rating will send customers looking for good service elsewhere.

Why is reliable web hosting a requirement? I immediately thought of your peace as a factor. Think of being ready to update your website and not being able to because the server isn’t working. Customers expect good service and will not return to a website that does not offer it. Obstacles have to be dealt with as soon they have been identified, to avoid repeating the same mistakes which cause companies to fail.

When is it critical to have one? It’s important anyway, very important unless you have a website you aren’t too concerned about people seeing. Today’s new search engine methods mean that reports are made each time a URL is inaccessible and this can lead to a drop in search engine rankings after so long.

Running a business through your website though makes it critical to have a reliable webhost. You need at least 99 % uptime, this may seem excessive to you, but in today’s modern technology it is perfectly possible to find web hosting businesses that can manage and in some cases even exceed this percentage.

If your webhost has slow service then the chances of getting traffic to your site would be real low. This is affecting your earning ability, thus losing you potential revenue. If you hire someone is to try and help your business, not to help you lose money like the webhost

How do I know if my webhost is reliable? You don’t, not at first. There are ways though that you can use to find out how likely they are to be reliable, or not. There are free tools now on the internet which help you monitor up and downtime, and these are becoming more and more popular in the race to be top of the search engines.

More and more people are realizing the importance of server uptime, and these tools can become an invaluable resource if your webhost isn’t communicating too well with you. If you are with a decent webhost then the likelihood is, you’ll either receive an email advising you of planned downtime, or there will be a portal on the webhosts website advising of any problems. Webhosts who hide this sort of information do so for a reason, and that is because they’re frightened you’ll go elsewhere.

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