Are you familiar with SEO and how it can impact your site?
For any web business owner, SEO is a vital ingredient in their marketing plan. Search Engineer Optimisation (SEO) is a collection of techniques employed by a webmaster to improve their site’s placement in a search engine’s results page (SERP’s). This will lead to more traffic (in SEO lingo ’traffic’ refers to people/site visitors). Normally the SERP’s in question relate to the Google search engine as this is the biggest in terms of overall usage on the Internet.
Why is SEO important. Well, if you rise in the SERP’s because of a successful SEO campaign, you will get more targeted visitors and hence more sales or conversions (‘conversion’ is a sales term to represent some action performed by a customer, e.g. buying a product or signing up as a forum member). This will lead to a more profitable or successful site. The problem however is conducting a suitable SEO campaign which will generate good results within your budget. For most small online businesses, spending on SEO services is usually an afterthought. Unfortunately, this is a critical mistake; if you save on SEO, then your site has little chance of becoming the runaway success you are hoping it will be.
One solution is to get greater results for your SEO investment. By this I mean getting more work done per unit currency than you are currently able to acquire. This is possible via SEO outsourcing. There is one company which is specialising in this and other optimisation services; www.Hot4SEO.com. They get your contractual marketing performed in a highly skilled foreign market, where the exchange rate benefits the site owner. By contacting this company they can slice your marketing budget to a fraction of what it would normally cost. Well worth considering if you are a website owner and need a bit of help to get your business promoted in Google
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So you have your site completed and you are ready to invest some time optimising it for Google. Where do you start and what are the most important elements of optimisation?
Well, SEO can be divided into two sections, i.e. ‘off-page’ and ‘on-page’ optimisation. First you need to start by getting the on-page factors correct. I will not go into the details of on-page optimisation as there are many sites which detail this. Suffice to say that you must get this right from the start and make sure each page has a dedicated and well-defined set of keywords and that each page is optimised for those keywords (links, images, text). If you ignore this step your SEO efforts will be severely hampered and may result in messy stats for your site. Equally important in your on-page SEO efforts is following good practice guidelines and avoiding certain coding style/techniques which might be considered black-hat or even grey-hat (e.g. using Javascript to disable the browser’s ‘back’ button). These might work for a short time, but you risk being penalised by Google and having your site thrown into the sandbox.
Off-page optimisation is quite labour-intensive but a critical part of SEO. This is where most of your attention will be focused. You will need to get links to your site from other sites. These in-bound links should come from a wide variety of sites, of different page rank and with different keywords in the anchor text of the link. Google wants a site’s popularity to grow naturally, so any SEO practices which follows an unnatural pattern will flag your site to Google and potentially result in a penalty. Get your in-bounds links in an organic fashion by creating good link-bait and absorbing content. As you manually harvest links, try to do so in a gentle exponential manner, starting with a few links and gradually acquiring more and more. Make sure the links come from a statistically viable range of PR’s. I.e. most of your links should come from pages of PR 0, 1 and 2, with a decreasing number of links from higher PR pages.
The rule of thumb is to make all your SEO efforts look as natural as possible. Stick to this rule and your site should enjoy an increase in PR and traffic. Flout it and you run the risk of being sandboxed by Google.
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There is often confusion about the difference between SEO and SEM, so let us clarify what they both are. Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) does exactly what it says, i.e. it is all about optimising a site (or more specifically a page on a site) to rank well in the various search engines for a select few keywords, i.e. words which people type into the search engine to find a page. SEO involves techniques which can be broadly categorised as either on-page or off-page. The former means optimisation which deals with the actual page being optimised, such as the title, headings, image optimisation etc. Whereas the latter deals with other sites and how they interact with the page you are optimising, i.e. inbound links.
Search Engine Marketing (SEM) is a superset of SEO; what this means is that SEM involves many techniques to market your site, one of which is SEO. SEM (leaving out SEO for the moment) concentrates on branding, Pay-Per-Click (PPC) advertising (such as Google Adwords), affiliate subscribers and other such marketing ploys.
A big difference between SEO and SEM is that SEO is largely free (unless you pay for SEO services through a consulting company) whereas SEM, like any form of marketing requires financial investment. Another difference is that SEM is totally legitimate, whereas the search engines do not like SEO all that much as they consider it an artificial way to manipulate their algorithmic search result pages (SERP’s).
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There are so many dating sites online that it is hard to break into this field with a new site. Extensive SEO (Search Engine Optimisation) ability can help reduce the headstart other sites have. By this I mean being innovative in the use and implementation of unique SEO strategies. ’Link Bait’ is a hot SEO term at the moment and refers to the organic harvesting of inbound links (links from other sites pointing to yours). Get the link bait correct and you stand a chance of ramping-up link growth to a useful level which will bring an increase in traffic (people visiting your site).
What is link bait exactly? It is any site content which causes your visitors to naturally want to link to your site. Perhaps it is a piece of code which you give away for free which does something useful, i.e. an innovative script to allow visitors with their own website to track graphically what part of the world their own visitors come from. If you are able to offer your visitors something which they can use and for which they will require a link back to your site, then you are on your way to creating useful link-bait.
The trick to a successful SEO campaign is to be consistent in manually acquiring inbound links, whilst at the same time being innovative in generating genuinely useful link bait for your users. After a while you should reap the rewards of your dedicated link-building attempts.
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