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Search Engine Optimization(SEO) – Google Webmaster Help Center

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Google has a Webmaster Help Center which explain in details about SEO and also have some great videos for us to learn how to improve our visibility in Google’s search results.

Google SEO Webmaster Help Center

Google Webmaster Tools at Youtube – Total 14 videos

Matt Cutts joined Google as a software engineer in January 2000. He is currently the head of Google’s Webspam team.

Google guru Matt Cutts discusses how best to optimize your site for Google


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WordPress Themes with SEO Build-In

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I still remember when I started my self hosting websites on blogging, I used lots of time in choosing the WordPress themes for my blogs. Most of the themes just have little problems here and there and the most common problem is the layout doesn’t fix both the Firefox and Internet Explorer.

Sooner, I found that almost all WordPress themes aren’t designed with SEO in mind – in fact they are very poor for SEO.

6 SEO Problems Common In WordPress Themes – by Court

 

  1. Multiple use of the H1 tag. The H1 tag should only be used on each page of a site. Most WordPress themes use the H1 tag multiple times on each page.
  2. Excessive use of H2 tags. Most WordPress themes use H2 tags for almost everything in the sidebar. This causes H2 to be used nearly 10 times on each page. They should be used for the 2nd most important heading on each page, which is probably going to be your post title. The H1 tag should be used for the main heading on each page, which is probably the name of your site.
  3. Weak use of HTML title tag. On most WordPress themes, the HTML title tag appears as: the name of your site: category: post title. Since you will often have keywords in your post title, this is poor use of the HTML title tag. The post title should appear first.
  4. The code for the sidebar often appears above the content. This results in all of your pages looking the same in search engine listings. It also dilutes the power of your content and post titles, because they’re moved down in the code for each page.
  5. The comment section is poorly setup. Many of the themes use H1, H2, and H3 tags in the comments. This is a huge mistake that would lead to dilution of the intended H1 and H2s.
  6. Archive and category pages produce duplicate content. If full-text versions of the posts are shown here, it can cause post pages to show in Google’s supplemental index. I would set category and archive pages to show excerpts only, or add ‘noindex’ to their head.

One way to optimizes your WordPress blog for Search Engines (Search Engine Optimization) is to use the All in One SEO Pack.

The features of All In One SEO Pack:

* Automatically optimizes your titles for search engines
* Generates META tags automatically
* Avoids the typical duplicate content found on WordPress blogs
* For WordPress 2.3 you don’t even have to look at the options, it works out-of-the-box. Just install.
* You can override any title and set any META description and any META keywords you want.
* You can fine-tune everything
* Backward-Compatibility with many other plugins, like Auto Meta, Ultimate Tag Warrior and others.

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Tips On Search Engine Rankings

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20 Factors To Get A Boost In SEO Ranking

1) Be Prepared.
2) Avoid Javascript.
3) Content is King.
4) Build Backlinks.
5) Don’t obsess over PageRank.
6) Focus on Titles.
7) Keep Content Fresh!
8 ) The Key to Good Links.
9) Phrasing it Correctly.
10) Don’t Design in a Vaccum.
11) Keep Adding Keywords.
12) Don’t Split Your Link Juice.
13) Ditch the Long Names.
14) Forget About Frames!
15) What Really Counts.
16) Get Indexed Quickly.
17) Start a Blog.
18) Quality Counts.
19) Don’t Abuse The System.
20) Guilt by Association.

10 Simple Steps To Achieve High Search Engine Rankings

-Know your geographic market and ensure your domain has the correct TLD.
-Include keyword in Domain name (using hyphens if necessary).
-Create as much content about your products or subject as you can.
-AFTER you have your site content start keyword researching
-Decide on 4 or 5 primary keywords to use as main sub-sections
-Sit down and sketch out your navigation system
-Re-write content using knowledge previously gained about keywords and phrases
-Structure each individual page
-Proof read your completed page and get a 2nd opinion
-Construct your site.

Remember

1. Be Patient, Things will take time
2 Don’t Overdo anything – it Can harm you
3 Automated Link Exchange Programs are Dead
4 Never spam as It don’t work
5 Don’t do BlackHat unless you know what you are Doing
6 Don’t buy too many softwares/ebooks
7 Never participate in any kind of traffic exchange programs
8 .edu Links from blogs are Useless
9 If something looks unreal, than most likely, it is

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Search Engine Ranking Factors

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Search engine ranking factors are the factors that that can influence a web document’s rank at the major search engines for a particular term or phrase.

Search Engine Factors
A) Keyword Use Factors
B) Page Attributes
c) Site/Domain Attributes
D) Inbound Link Attributes
E) Negative Crawling/Ranking Attributes

A) Keyword Use Factors
- Keyword use in Title Tag
- Keyword use in Body Text
- Relationship of Body Text context to keywords (Topic Analysis)
- Keyword use in H1 Tag
- Keyword use in Domain Name
- Keyword use in Page URL
- Keyword use in H2, H3, H(x) Tags
- Keyword use in Alt Tags and Image Titles
- Keyword use in Bold/Strong Tags
- Keyword use in Meta Description Tag
- Keyword use in Meta Keywords Tag

B) Page Attributes
- Link popularity within the site’s internal link structure
- Quality / relevance of links to external sites / page
- Age of documents
- Amount of indexable text content
- Quality of the document content (as measured algorithmically)
- Organisation / hierarchy of document flow (i.e. broad > narrow)
- Frequency of updates to page
- Number of trailing slashes (/) in URL
- Accuracy of spelling and grammer
- HTML validation of document

C) Site/Domain Attributes
- Global link popularity of site
- Age of site
- Topical relevance of inbound links to site
- Link popularity of site in topical community
- Rate of new inbound links to site
- Relevance of site’s primary subject matter to query
- Historical performance of site as measured by time spent on page, clickthroughs from SERPs, direct visits, bookmarks, etc.
- Manual authority/weight given to site by Google
- TLD extension of site (edu, gov, us, ca, etc)
- Rate of new pages added to site
- Number of queries for site/domain over time
- Verification of site with Google webmaster centre

D) Inbound Link Attribute
- Anchor text of inbound link
- Global link popularity of linking site
- Topical relationship of linking page
- Link popularity of site in topical community
- Age of link
- Topical relationship of linking site
- Text surrounding the link
- Internal link popularity of linking page within host site/domain
- Temporal link attributes (when in time the links was created/updated)
- Domain extension of linking site (edu, gov, us, ca, etc)
- Page rank (as measured by the Google Toolbar) of linking page

E) Negative Crawling/Ranking Attributes
- Server is often inaccessible to bots
- Content very similar or duplicate of existing content in the index
- External links to low quality/spam sites
- Duplicate title/meta tags on may pages
- Overuse of targeted keywords (stuffing/spamming)
- Participate in link schemes or actively selling links
- Very slow server response times
- Inbound links from spam sites
- Low levels of visitors to the site (measured via toolbar, clicks in SERPs, etc)

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About My SEO Lessons

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I’ve started my SEO (Search Engine Optimization) lessons this month and I got myself a new notebook since my last notebook already full with all the social media marketing notes.

Compare to social media marketing, I find SEO more technical and less interesting. However, it’s always good to learn new things and SEO is a crucial part of internet marketing.

Page Rank = SEO Tips + Persistence

SEO (Search Engine Optimization) is the foundation for almost every form of online advertising and we need to know:
• what a meta tag is and how to use them
• what keywords are
• how many keywords to use
• where keywords should be placed and why
• what title tags are
• what alt tags are
• what header tags are
• what a sitemap is and how to use the different kinds
• why links can help or hurt you
• why commenting is a good thing

Some SEO Tips
- Content
- Individual Title and Descriptions
- Site Architecture / Navigation
- Inbound links to your site from relevant and trusted sites
- Keyword Terminology
- Universal XML Sitemaps
- Rich Media
- Web 2.0
- Mobile Web
- Content Relevancy
- Constant Monitoring of Paid and Organic Analytical Information
- Become a More Trusted Site

More SEO Tips
- Site Design Consideration
- Don’t use frames
- Don’t use dynamic URL’s
- Don’t have an entirely FLASH homepage
- Don’t use image maps as the only method of navigation
- Don’t use javascript as hte only method of navigation
- Carefully choose your keywords
- Optimization of your Title Tag
- Optimization of your page content
- Optimization of your META tags
- Optimization of your images using “alt”
- Optimization of your Text Hyperlinks
- Optimization of Heading Tags
- Wait for 4-6 weeks before re-submit to Google
- Things to avoid ~ Optimization for Search Engines

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